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California quarterback Reggie Robertson leads the Golden Bears at Illinois Saturday.
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last game against New Mexico, Ed
wards could be the man to take con
trol for Stanford.
"When you play a lot of man de
fense and you blitz a lot, you are vul
nerable over the top. ... I think our
defense has the ability to zone it up
and not play man-to-man if we need
to," BYU head coach Gary Crowton
said in a press conference Tuesday
about the New Mexico game.
California (1-3, (VO)
at Illinois (1-2,0-0 Big Ten)
Cal will look to get things back
on track with the end of their non
conference schedule on the road,
but it must face Illinois, which has
won seven of eight in the history of
the matchup.
The two last met in 2001 when
Illinois coasted to a 44-17 victory
and ended the season winning the
Big Ten championship. The Golden
Bears will look to rework history
with the help of wide receiver Geoff
McArthur, who is averaging 117.5
receiving yards per game to lead
the conference and be ranked
sixth nationally.
Idaho (<K3,0-0 Sun Belt
Conference) at No. 19
Washington (1-1,0-0)
Idaho truly has nothing to lose in
its game against Washington, con
sidering the Vandals are still winless
and have never won at Husky Stadi
um in 32 tries.
"We've done this, in terms of playing
these bigger schools at their place,
enough to not have that be an issue so
it really does come down to playing as
well as we can," Idaho head coach Tom
Cable said in the Vandal weekly release
Washington quarterback Cody
Pickett remains a dominant force be
hind center, as the senior ranks sec
ond in the conference averaging
272.5 yards per game.
New Mexico (1-2,0-1MWC)
at No. 24 Washington State
(2-1,0-0)
If you're New Mexico, it might not
be a bad idea to postpone your trip to
Pullmam for several reasons.
- Cougar quarterback Matt Kegel has
passed for 584 yards and five touch
downs in the past two road games,
which were against Colorado and
Notre Dame.
Contact the sports reporter
at jessethomas@dailyemerald.com.
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