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Pac-10 quarrels for
bowl position
By Brett Williams
Oregon Daily Emerald
Southern California (3-4,1-3)
at California (3-4,2-2)
While USC is no longer a dom
inating force in the Pacific-10
Conference, don’t expect this
game to be of any less impor
tance for either team. Both are
coming off close losses and are in
must-win situations to keep bowl
prospects alive.
California head coach Tom
Holmoe understands the implica
tions of his team’s meeting with
the Trojans.
“This is the state of California
and there’s a great tradition of ri
valry,” said Holmoe, in his third
season with the Golden Bears.
“There is no less significance be
cause they’re not at the top of the
standings.”
California should be short
handed. Holmoe said both wide
receiver Michael Ainsworth and
fullback Saleem Muhammad are
“doubtful.”
That is good news for USC’s
defense, which allowed Stanford
to score 35 points last weekend,
offsetting a career game by Trojan
quarterback Mike Van Raaphorst.
The junior from La Mesa, Calif.,
broke USC’s single-game passing
record with 415 yards.
Oregon State (4-3,1-3) at
Washington State (2-5,1-3)
Wow, what happened in
Beaver country?
Prior to Oregon State’s 55-7
thrashing of UCLA, Beaver fans
were no longer talking of the
team’s 3-0 start, having lost three
straight in the Pac-10.
After last weekend, however,
there is bowl talk in Corvallis
once again, something Oregon
State hasn’t accomplished in 27
years.
“We’re just taking it one win at
a time,” said head coach Dennis
Erickson, who coached Washing
ton State in 1987 and 1988. “A
bowl is not something you think
about when you’re trying to get
win number five.”
Oregon State needs the ser
vices of running back Ken Si
monton in order to get that fifth
win. Simonton, who leads the
Pac-10 with 135 yards per game,
left the UCLA
game in the first
quarter with in
jured ribs. The
first diagnosis
was cracked
ribs, but Erick
son said they are
only bruised. Simonton is ques
tionable for Saturday.
The Cougar defense is extra
stingy in Pullman, Wash., and
has the personnel to make it a
long afternoon for Oregon State’s
offense. Linebacker Steve Glea
son and free safety Billy Newman
are first and third in the confer
ence in tackles, respectively.
Arizona (5-3,2-2) at
UCLA (3-5,1-4)
Last season, UCLA and Ari
zona met in Tucson, Ariz., with
much more than pride on the
line. Both teams sported unde
feated records, so a Rose Bowl
berth — as well as a possible na
tional title — was at stake. The
Bruins shocked Arizona 52-28.
That win eventually landed them
in the Rose Bowl.
This season, however, UCLA
will be lucky to make the Las Ve
gas Bowl.
If the Wildcats get revenge
against the Bruins, UCLA is out
of the bowl picture. Last season’s
loss to UCLA — as well as Ari
zona’s heartbreaking loss to Ore
gon last weekend — should be
enough motivation for the Wild
cats.
The Bruin’s defense is young
and vulnerable against an explo
sive team like the Wildcats. Ari
zona wide receiver Dennis
Northcutt and running back
Trung Canidate lead an offense
that has blistered opponents for
an average of more than 500
yards of total offense over the last
four games.
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