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become more consistent as he be
comes more comfortable in
the pocket.
Defensively, the Ducks earned
their first shutout in 10 years with a
41-0 romp over Portland State on
Sept. 21. In all, the Ducks are allow
ing 14.5 points per game this season
while giving up less than 92 yards
per game on the ground.
“It’s a great feeling,” Oregon line
backer Kevin Mitchell said of the
Portland State shutout. “It’s an even
better feeling when you know there’s
stuff you can get better with.”
Of course, stopping Portland
State’s Division I-AA offense is much
different from facing a Pac-10 of
fense. Even without a big preseason
test, the Ducks say they are set for
the conference games to begin.
“I think we’re ready,” linebacker
David Moretti said of starting Pac-10
play. “If anybody is going to (sweep
the Pac-10), we’re going to do it.”
Contact the senior sports reporter
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