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compete then we're going to re-instill
it, and I think we did."
But Oregon faces competition as
hungry as itself Saturday when Stan
ford (2-3,0-3) comes to town.
The Cardinal travel to Eugene after
their closest Pac-10 defeat, a 10-point
loss to the same Cougars that ran past
Oregon by 39 points.
Injured quarterback Trent Edwards,
the redshirt freshman who started the
last four games for the Cardinal, is
i slowing Stanford from getting back
on track.
With senior Chris Lewis reclaiming
the lead role, Stanford is looking for a
way to win.
Stanford has lost its three
conference games by an average of
14.6 points.
The Ducks' first conference game
ended in a 48-10 drubbing of Ari
zona, but the following two didn't
leave Oregon as lucky.
A 55-16 loss to Washington State at
Autzen Stadium was the first of Ore
gon's three straight defeats. Bringing
up the rear, Arizona State handed the
Ducks a 59-14 loss in Tempe, Ariz., on
Oct. 11, leading Oregon into its bye
week on a foul note.
"Mentally, we're down and out a
little bit," Lewis said. "We went from
being a great team to not a sorry
team but just not a very good team.
Now everybody's starting to practice
with the same intensity we did the
first four weeks."
With the coaching staff spicing up
practice Dy smit
ing players from
offense to defense
and vice versa, the
Ducks talk like
they have re
gained a bounce
in their step.
"Mentally, we're down
and out a little bit."
Keith Lewis
Oregon free safety
"One thing
the coaches did as far as practice
wise is make things become more
new," cornerback Justin Phinisee
said. "Coming off those past three
games and having a bye week, the
intensity has skyrocketed."
The Ducks enjoyed their free
a
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Justin Phinisee (31) and the Ducks’ secondary have struggled with pass defense.
weekend with everything from
homework to a trip to Wildlife Safari
in Winston; even Bellotti went out
of town for a day.
A short break found Oregon refo
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tice started again
on Monday.
"I think we re
alized what we
still have ahead
of us and what
we've lost," line
backer Kevin
Mitchell said. "That's unfortunate, but
at the same time we can still regain
what we want to accomplish."
The first accomplishment the
Ducks are after is evening up their
conference record at 2-2.
Their opportunity to check a second
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"They have the ability to have great
success any time they go out there,"
Stanford head coach Buddy Teevens
said. "At Michigan, they put every
thing together, and that's the team
that we expect to see on Saturday."
Oregon expects the same from
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year tenure.
"For us right now, to me winning is
not as important as playing well, feel
ing good about yourselves when you
walk off the field and not beating
yourself," Bellotti said. "Those three
things in my mind — if you do those,
victory will happen."
Contact the senior sports reporter
at mindirice@dailyemerald.com.
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