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...... Jeremy Forrest Emerald Nick Steitz (74) and Ryan Loftin felt the Ducks' defensive pains last week when Arizona State's Andrew Walter threw for a Pac-10 record 536yards. Oregon looks to improve to 7-1 with a victory over USC. Flying continued from page 2B “It’s very easy for people to want to place blame,” Oregon head coach Mike Bellotti said. “But in a team game, it falls on the team.” Fife had nothing but kind words for the defense that was victimized last week, especially with Arizona State’s Andrew Walter having a ca reer day against it. “Wow, he’s being pretty efficient right now,” Fife said when asked about Walter’s play. “Because there were a couple of times where he had some guys open, but there were The store for any budget 15% off for one time purchase only (show student ID) HOURS: mon-sat 11-6, sun 12-4 1510 Coburg Road • 685-0335 _in breezeway near Safeway_ Your Community Soccer Source — poppiV— "The Land East" Traditional Greek & Indian Food I CS*P Lunch Monday through Saturday Dinner 7 Nights a Week 992 Willamette Eugene, Or 97401 ,, 343-9661 -- some times when he was making a play. He was just making a play. Steven Moore had some good cover ages, Keith Lewis was on guys, and it was just a matter of we were a step behind them, or it was just the fact they made a play. It’s tough.” After throwing for 209 yards pass ing and 10 points in the first half, Ari zona State exploded for 350 yards passing and 35 points in the second stanza, including a streak where the Sun Devils scored 25 straight. Shaun McDonald ended the day with 204 yards, while Derek Hagan had 95 and Justin Taplin 80. Arizona State’s longest pass play, a 67 yarder to McDonald near the end of the third quarter, pulled the Sun Devils to within three and paved the way for the upset. After the game, there wasn’t much to say. The Oregon offense had done its job, but the defense was hurting. “There’s not really much you can say,” senior wide receiver Keenan Howry said. “The defense wasn’t feel ing too great at the time, but just tell them to keep their head up and there’s going to be better days dread.” The Ducks hope those better days are soon to come. Contact the sports reporter at hankhager@dailyemerald.com. Make a Difference! Mentor A Youth Volunteers needed to work with at-risk youth this school year. www.committedpartners.org 344-0833 Windermere Shelly Pruitt 525 Harlow Rd. Springfield, OR 97477 Home: 896-3806 Office: 988-0249 1 = 1 McKenzie Valley Property • Private wooded setting • 1700 sq. feet • 4 bdrm/1.5 bath • 6.4 acres • Large shop with livestock setup • Only 30 min. from Eugene • $227,000 015154 Welcome Bach! Clothing Furniture Appliances Household items Mattresses You won’t find lower pricesl 2065 W. 7th Ave., Eugene • 543-3341 346 Main 5t., Springfield • 747-2665 Great Gift Idea for Duck Fans! “I give it six quacks!”— ferry Allen. kUGN MIGHTY OREGON CD Eleven versions of the Oregon fight song, plus the Oregon Pledge Song. Features the Green Garter Band, Oregon Marching Band, Oregon Wind Ensemble, The Jazz Minors, Tom Grant, and more! - Q only $12.95 _ Available at the UO School of Music, university UO Bookstore, all Duck Shops, Hiron’s, of oregon and Oregon Sports in Gateway Mall.
