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least one play that cost us,” Bellot
ti said.
Canidate, the second-leading
rusher in the Pac-10 heading into
Saturday’s game, finished with 20
carries for 104 yards. He had a 60
yard touchdown jaunt with seven
minutes left in the third quarter to
tie the game at 27. His 33-yard re
ception six minutes into the fourth
gave the Wildcats a temporary 41
34 lead.
Northcutt, the Wildcats’ all
around asset, who excels as a re
ceiver, a comerback and a punt re
turner, scored twice and racked
up 215 all-purpose yards.
Northcutt’s highlight came near
the end of the first half, when he
took a handoff on a reverse and
dashed 80 yards to tie the game at
21. He also started the fourth quar
ter with a 32-yard touchdown re
ception to put Arizona up 34-27.
Half of the Wildcats’ tremen
dous quarterback tandem played
admirably too — although it was
n’t the half that was expected to.
Smith, Arizona’s usual starting
quarterback, came off the bench in
place of Jenkins and completed 14
of 28 passes for 225 yards and three
touchdowns, despite his sore ribs.
Oregon’s third-quarter quarter
m back change brought about simi
larly impressive results.
Harrington replaced starter A.J.
Feeley — the Pac-lO’s leading
* passer heading into the game —
with the game tied at 27.
The animated, energized
sophomore took over on Oregon’s
own 19-yard line and immediate
ly completed an 11-yard pass to
junior wide receiver Marshaun
Tucker. On the next play, Harring
ton connected with Tucker again,
this time on a 34-yard bomb down
the sideline.
Although the Ducks didn’t
score on that possession, they did
one drive later. Harrington and
wide receiver Tony Hartley—one
of Oregon’s premier playmakers
— hooked up for a 36-yard touch
down to tie the game at 34.
Hartley finished with six recep
tions for 135 yards, leaving the se
nior 131 receiving yards and two
touchdowns away from becoming
Oregon’s all-time leader in both
• categories.
Feeley was seven for 23 and
had thrown one interception
when he left the game.
“Both of our quarterbacks did
some good
things,” Bel
lotti said.
“Joey came
in and gave
us a spark.”
Michael
Fletcher, an
ever-active
senior, was
all over the
field. He
recorded a
sack, picked off a pass and ran back
five punts and three kickoffs for an
average of 19 yards per return.
Junior Sonny Cook handled
four kickoffs and raced back an av
erage of 35 yards per return.
Thanks to Cook and Fletcher,
the Ducks started with good field
position on nearly every drive. So
even if Oregon didn’t score a
touchdown, Frankel wound up in
a decent kicking position.
Just what Bellotti had in mind.
“[Special teams] was the factor
bringing us back and getting us the
victory tonight,” Bellotti said.
Frankel, a senior walk-on play
ing in place of injured All-Ameri
can Nathan Villegas, had one
field-goal attempt blocked, but he
made his other four, including the
game-winning 34-yard kick with
just more than a minute left. He
was also perfect on extra point at
tempts.
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