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Soccer continued from page 5A Oregon has only once beaten two Pac-10 foes in the same week end. In 1998, the Ducks swept the Arizona schools in Eugene. A two-horse conference When thinking about early front runners for Pac-10 player of die year award, two players dominate the pack. California’s Laura Schott and UCLA’s Stephanie Rigamat have been invaluable to their teams’ suc cess this season. Schott leads the conference in goals, goals per game and total points. Rigamat leads in another key category, game-winning goals. Oregon freshman Nicole Garbin is tied with Rigamat, with four game-winners. Rigamat was named the Pac-10 player of the week for her five point performance against Arizona and Arizona State. Crosscountry continued from page 5A Zografos said. Sophomore Magdalena San doval: “We outlined our expecta tions for those meets, and they are tangible goals.” Sandoval is also optimistic that she and her teammates have yet to reach their potential. “We’re all just kind of waiting for the meet where we all just pull it together,” she said. • ■ It’s in the cards: Stanford undefeated By winning their respective meets at the pre-nationals, the Stanford men’s and women’s cross country teams remained undefeat ed this season. The No. 2 men’s team finished Saturday’s race with 56 points in the men’s black race, well ahead of second place team North Carolina State (94 points). The Cardinal women’s team, also ranked No. 2 in the nation, beat out Brigham Young in the women’s silver race. They were paced by Alicia Craig, who fin* ished third overall with a time of 20:48. The men’s top runner was sec ond place finisher Grant Robison, who ran the 8-kilometer course in 24:31. Austin and Torres running away with honors For the second week in a row, Colorado runners Molly Austin and Jorge Torres swept the Big 12 Conference Runners-of-the-Week Award. Austin won her second race in as many weekends at the pre NCAA’s on Saturday. Her winning time of 20:48, held the course record at the 6-K Furman Universi ty cross country course for about 45 minutes until a pair of runners, including Washington’s Sabrina Munro bettered Austin’s mark in the next race (the Pre-NCAA silver race). Torres, the leader of the Col orado men’s team, finished at 23:49, which was 18 seconds be hind the winner, Boaz Cheboiywo, but both men managed to beat the previous record for the 8-K course. Football continued from page 5A is “probable at best” for Saturday. Amundson sprained his ankle Sept. 29 against Utah State. Fraudulent claims? Not everyone is jumping on the Oregon bandwagon. In its midseason report card, CNNSI.com gave Harrington and tight end Justin Peelle honorable mention All-American honors, but was not so fond of the Oregon de fense. In the category “Your Top Five Soon-to-be-Exposed Frauds,” the staff at CNNSI rated Oregon the No. 1 fraud, saying the “beyond-suspect defense will eventually burn them.” Tennessee, Michigan State, Vir ginia and Texas rounded out the top-5 frauds. Most likely to win the national championship, CNNSI chose Mia- * mi as its top pick, followed by Ok lahoma, Nebraska, UCLA and Florida. We’ll take that Oregon is second in the country in turnover margin at +2.33 take aways per game. And no other team in the country has more intercep tions than Oregon’s 14. The Ducks have also recovered six fumbles, compared to just three turnovers themselves (three inter ceptions, three fumbles). 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