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should give us some positive emo
tions.”
In order to come out victorious,
Ferreira said his team must disrupt
Oregon State’s potent offense with
a strong service game.
Oregon State’s Gina Schmidt
had a career-high 32 kills and a
.569 attack percentage in the
Beavers’ win over Washington on
Saturday. The 5-foot-11 junior has
recorded 20 or more kills 10 times
this season, including a 20-kill per
formance in Eugene. She is fourth
in the Pac-10 with 4.59 kills per
game.
Additionally, the Beavers have
one of the best setters in the coun
try. Senior Brandi Bonnarens’
13.64 assists per game is 14th best
in the nation.
“We didn’t put enough pressure
on their offense [in the last match].
We can’t let them stay in their of
fensive system,” Ferreira said. “It’s
like letting the quarterback sit in
the pocket. If you do that, they’re
going to complete passes and
score. So we have to put pressure
on them.”
Senior outside hitter Amy Ban
ducci said the Ducks must im
prove their mental game before
they can stock up a win.
“We need to stop thinking and
go out and play,” said Banducci,
who leads the Ducks with 2.52
digs per game. “We’re trying too
hard to think about everything. We
need to let loose and play like we
We need to stop
thinking and go out and
play. We're trying too hard
to think about everything
We need to let loose and
play like we can.
Amy Banducci
Oregon outside hitter j j
can.”
But it’s going to be hard not to
think about where the flock could
be if they hadn’t dropped the first
match to the Beavers.
“I’m sure our players will revisit
that thought,” Ferreira said. “But at
the same time, we’re trying to im
plement a plan for the second half
of the season, and I think it’s great
that we’re playing Oregon State in
the first match.”
If the Ducks are fortunate
enough to again jump to an early
lead, they know they cannot
squander it this time.
“We just have to come out strong
and not let up against OSU,” soph
omore Sydney Chute said. “And if
we get a lead we have to maintain
our intensity.”
The Ducks will get a much
needed break from Pac-10 play
when they host the University of
California-Riverside on Sunday.
The match is scheduled to begin at
1 p.m. The two teams have never
faced each other.
“It’s nice to throw in a match
where you don’t know anything
about the team,” Chute said.
“Hopefully our unorthodox system
[the 4-2 Flex] with throw them off
a little.”
The Highlanders are 2-14 on the
season.
“There’s not one player on the
team who is happy about a lot of
things about this program,” Fer
reira said. “But there’s only one
thing that will satisfy their self-es
teems — and that’s winning. We
need to win.”
THE OREGON HUMANITIES CENTER PRESENTS
BHUTAN:
THE THUNDER DRAGON
KINGDOM IN THE
TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
a slide lecture about Bhutanese textiles and culture by 3
DIANA K. MYERS
2000-2001 Cressman Lecture in the Humanities
FRIDAY - OCTOBER 20, 2000 • 7:30 p.m.
177 LAWRENCE HALL
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
Myers is also presenting a gallery talk:
THE SOCIAL LIFE OF CLOTH IN BHUTAN
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2:00 p.m.
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