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Pac-10
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although Stanford has won two of
the last three matchups between
the two schools. However, if Stan
ford can’t get its offense out of the
doldrums that has led to three
straight losses — including a 36-11
drubbing by Washington State
last week — this one will be a
no-brainer.
Statistics don’t lie in Stanford’s
case, exemplified by the Pac-lO’s
ninth-best scoring offense and the
conference’s worst scoring defense.
That’s a bad combination.
This is Stanford’s homecoming
game, though, so expect nothing to
be ordinary.
UCLA (4-2, 1-1) at Cali
fornia (4-3, 1 -2)
4 p.m., TBS
UCLA leads this magnificent Cali
fornia rivalry, 46-25-1, and has won
five of the last seven games against
the Golden Bears. But California,
with a new coach and a reinvented
quarterback, is no longer a pushover.
After winning just their final game
of last season, the Bears have be
come the surprise of the Pac-10 in
2002. Senior Kyle Boiler has led the
charge, throwing 18 touchdown
passes and just five interceptions
this season.
In a 30-28 loss to USC last week,
Boiler threw for two touchdowns,
tying him with Pat Barnes for the
all-time California touchdown pass
record of 54.
Head coach Jeff Tedford has led
the Cal offense to golden territory,
outscoring opponents 163-55
in the first half and 90-26 in the
first quarter.
It is a group that is the top scoring
unit in the Pac-10 this season and
features the best rushing attack in
Mark McCambridge Emerald
Tyler Ebell hopes to extend his impressive season against California in Berkeley.
the conference.
Against UCLA’s seventh-ranked
defense, the Bears will have an ex
cellent opportunity to come away
with their fifth win of the season.
But the Bruins will be tough, not
just because the game is televised
nationally, but because last week’s
heartbreaking loss to Oregon is
still on the minds of UCLA players
and coaches.
“The coaches were upset,” UCLA
head coach Bob Toledo told the Dai
ly Bruin. “The players were upset.
The fans were upset.
“Obviously when you lose a
game, you’re open to criticism.
I understand that. That goes with
the territory. We made some costly
mistakes.”
Those mistakes — which ranged
from a fake field goal on 4th-and-17
to a blocked extra point that would
have eventually led to a tie game —
have been magnified because of
Toledo’s knack for panache in his of
fensive system. That panache has
led to the Pac-lO’s third-best of
fense, but also the third-worst red
zone offense.
Couple that with a kicking game
that is just 7-of-13 this season, and
there is a volatile situation just wait
ing to be unleashed at UCLA. Cali
fornia’s homecoming could be a
tough one for the Bruins.
Contact the sports reporter
at hankhager@dailyemerald.com.
Week
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saying really nice things about you,
and second you can’t buy it when
they’re telling you that you’re
worthless. The level of venom did
not surprise me. The only thing
that disappointed me was when
they misspelled my name.”
For the Trojans, the resurgence of
senior quarterback Carson Palmer
has led the way to a resurgence of
their own.
After suffering through three sea
sons and a redshirt year, Palmer
has shown the maturity required of
a successful quarterback in the
Pac-10.
He is third in the conference in
passing yards per game at 272.2 and
is fourth in total offense at 257.8
yards per game.
“I think Carson Palmer is a gifted
player,” Neuheisel said. “I think it
has been well-documented that I re
cruited him. Unfortunately, too
well-documented. ”
Yet it is running back Sultan Mc
Cullough who may be the key ingre
dient to the USC offense. The senior
has helped revive the Trojan offense
and is beginning to cull thoughts of
days when USC was known as “Tail
IMP
back U” for all the success it once
had running the ball.
McCullough carried the ball 39
times for a career-high 176 yards in
USC’s win over California.
“Somebody’s got to carry the
load,” McCullough said after the
game. “It was me, and I’m grateful. I
got tired, but the coaches had been
saying all week, ‘Finish, finish, fin
ish.’ And that’s what I had to do.”
Look for a shoot-out in Southern
California as two potent offenses go
to war.
Contact the sports reporter
at hankhager@dailyemerald.com.
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