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has yet to prove it can compete on
the road, and now faces the task of
ending a 16-game winning streak
at one of the conference’s toughest
stadiums.
“We are the underdog and that’s
a little motivating,” Bruins tailback
DeShaun Foster said. “But games
aren’t played on paper; it’s going to
be a good game.”
The 6-foot-l, 217-pound Foster,
who ran for 187 yards and three
touchdowns against Alabama, av
We a re the underdog
and that’s a little motivat
ing. But games aren’t
played on paper; it’s going
to be a good game.
DeShaun Foster
Bruins tailback
erages more than 140 yards per
game. The Ducks' defense has al
lowed an average of 139 rush yards
per contest.
“Oregon likes to pack the paint
and put nine guys up front,” Tole
do said. “We’ve got to be able to
run and throw the ball and make
them pay for putting those guys up
there.”
UCLA’s defense has allowed an
average of 305 yards per game, but
just 168 yards in the air.
“Defensively, this is the best
group I’ve had,” said Toledo, who
holds a 32-17 record in more than
four seasons at UCLA. “We have
much more depth than the past.
We’re still pretty young, but all of
these guys have been in big
games.”
Toledo said he is happy with the
aggressiveness his team has shown
this year and sees improvement
throughout each game.
“UCLA presents the dilemma of
a team that can run the ball like
Wisconsin with a very powerful
offensive line,” Bellotti said, “but
they bring a much better passing
game to the table and they're get
ting better every week. The bottom
line is that you've got to stop the
run. They're by far the best team
we've seen this year.”
Bruin sophomore quarterback
Ryan McCann rose to the chal
lenge in the first game of the sea
son after starter Corey Paus suf
fered an injury. Since then,
McCann has had his ups and
downs: He was benched at half
time of the Fresno State game.
Against Michigan, McCann was
six for 19 in the first half, but a
phenomenal 15 of 21, with two
touchdowns, in the final two quar
ters.
“Our quarterbacks have been in
consistent,” Toledo said. “They’re
like little girls with curly hair: One
minute they’re really good, the
next they’re bad.”
Freddie Mitchell and Brian Poli
Dixon form a lethal tandem in the
Bruins’ receiving core. Mitchell
had a huge game against Michigan,
catching 10 passes, fourth best in
school history, for 137 yards.
One major setback for the Bruins
is the loss of defensive end Keny
on Coleman, who tore cartilage in
his knee last week and may miss
the remainder of the season. The 6
foot-6, 278-pound senior recorded
3.5 sacks last season and was an
All-American candidate.
The Ducks may have an early
advantage because UCLA tends to
struggle early in games. Last week
against Michigan, the Bruins
scored only a field goal in the first
half before putting 20 points on the
board in the final 30 minutes.
“We really need to get off on the
right foot against Oregon,” Toledo
said. “We’ve started poorly in all of
our games. We’re going to have to
change that if we’re going to be
successful.”
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