PAC-10 PICKS
A note on how this works: The pickers (the sports staff, the editor in chief and the design editor) choose teams against the Las Vegas spread, meaning that if the picker
chooses the favored team, that team would have to beat the spread — win by more points than the spread - for the picker to ‘win’ the pick.
(Spread in parentheses next to favored team) Underdog
Hank Hager
(5-9)
Mindi Rice
(6-8)
Jesse Thomas
(5-9)
Jon Roetman
(6-8)
Scott Archer
(6-8)
Brad Schmidt
(2-12)
Adelle Lennox
(5-9)
ARIZONA STATE OREGON
USC STANFORD
UCLA UCLA
NEVADA NEVADA
FLORIDA STATE MIAMI
OKLAHOMA TEXAS
GEORGIA GEORGIA
OREGON OREGON ARIZONA STATE ARIZONA STATE
Stanford @ USC (21,5)_
STANFORD STANFORD STANFORD STANFORD
UCLA (I6J5) @ Arizona
UCLA UCLA ARIZONA ARIZONA
Nevada @ Washington (18)
NEVADA WASHINGTON NEVADA WASHINGTON
_Miami © Florida State (7)
MIAMI MIAMI FLORIDA STATE MIAMI
Oklahoma (6)@ Texas
OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA
_Georgia (2)©Tennessee
GEORGIA GEORGIA GEORGIA
OREGON
USC
UCLA
NEVADA
MIAMI
TEXAS
HAGER
continued from page 2B
We battled our butts off."
Next, flash forward to the 2002
season. Oregon is off to a 6-0 start
and looks invincible heading into the
Oct. 20 game at Autzen Stadium.
The Sun Devils must have gotten
the antidote to Oregon's hot start.
They put 35 points on the board in a
shootout — so much that Andrew
Walter passed for 536 yards — and
defeated the Ducks, 45-42.
There's no Harrington comeback
this time, no monster runs by Onter
rio Smith either. Oregon, which led
21-10 at halftime, was all-out beaten.
In 2001, when the game wasn't
dose, the Ducks won, 42-24.
In 1999, Oregon won by just three,
20-17. Before that, in 1998, the
Ducks hung up 51 points at Autzen.
The year before that, the Sun Devils
scored 52.
One would have to go all the way
back to 1990 to find the last time dther
squad failed to score in double digits.
The schools are the poster boys for
the Pacific-10 Conference. They've
got quarterbacks who can throw, re
ceivers who can glide and secondar
ies who are bare in the cupboard.
There's going to be a lot of "whoa
nellys" from ABC's Keith Jackson on
Saturday. It wouldn't be surprising to
see either team post 50 points, and it
wouldn't be surprising if the victor
won the game in the waning mo
ments of the game.
And if there's any doubt, just re
member Peelle and his hands of gold.
Contact the sports editor
at hankhager@dailyemerald.com.
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