Adam Amato Photo Editor
Senior wide receiver Luke Powell (6) leads the Cardinal with 26 receptions for 289 yards and two touchdowns in five games this season.
STANFORD
continued from page 2B
the Cardinal's inexperience and youth
could be taking affect. Of the 94 play
ers on the Stanford roster, 47 are either
true freshman or redshirt freshman.
With the exception of senior left
tackle Kirk Chambers, the Stanford
offensive line has either true freshman
or players who have limited experi
ence in the other four positions.
Despite a winless conference record
and inexperienced squad, what is it
going to take for the Cardinal offense
to succeed against the Ducks?
"We need to run the football,"
Teevens said. "Kenny Tolon, J.R.
Lemon and David Marrero have had
opportunities, and we'll continue to
give them the football. We need to
demonstrate balance."
Tolon, Lemon and Marrero have
accounted for all of the Cardinal's
rushing yardage with a combined
[ Daycare & Training |
The spot fordo] fun
590 Wilson St.
Eugene, OR 97402
I 344.DOGS (3647)
come • stay • play
average of 113.5 yards per game.
Stanford's team average in rushing
of 113 yards per game has outlasted
its opponents who average just 91.8
yards per game.
"We need to run the
football. Kenny Tolon,
J.R. Lemon and David
Marrero have had
opportunities, and we ll
continue to give them
the football. We need to
demonstrate balance."
Buddy Teevens
Stanford head coach
Stanford's rush defense currently
ranks 17th in the nation as the Cardi
nal has managed to hold three of its
five opponents to less than 100 yards
on the ground. Oregon's rush defense
is 11th in the nation.
Wide receiver Luke Powell will be
key to Stanford's success. In his first
game of the season, Powell caught 12
passes for 172 yards and two touch
downs. His performance ranked him
ninth all-time in school history in
catches and 15th in receiving yards.
The senior leads the team with 26
receptions for 289 yards in the first
five games.
Stanford leads the overall series
with Oregon, 43-22-1. The teams first
met in 1919.
This will be the fourth-straight
game in the series played at Autzen
Stadium. Prior to 2001, the Cardinal
had won three times straight from
1995-97.
The Ducks are "a very solid football
team," Teevens said. "They have the
ability to have great success any time
they go out there. They are explosive
offensively."
Contact the sports reporter
at jessethomas@dailyemerald.com.
0175201
SMOOTHIES • WRAPS
W SOUPS * SALADS
HPYW&D
EWWEU!
Mdreiv Smash-In the flee
and in the EMU
IREfiON DAILY EMERALD
017069
OVER 50 SEAFOOD DISHES
clay Pot
whole fish
dungeness crab
oysters & clams
served the way you like it
I if H ?
J; & Mi *jr 1V
£ * ir sf <i
^ %■ & ;«j |L
906 W. 7th
344-9523
R
x Daily Starting at:
^ $41,99 + tax per night
S
MOTiEL
Motel 6
3690 Glenwood Dr.
Eugene, OR 97403
(541) 687-2395
800-4-MOTEL 6
Only 1 Mile from U of ()
Take 1-5 South to exit 191.
TO f
SALEM
t4CCOR hotels
A
m
n
t
e
s
Pool
Free Local Calls
Kids Free
Free HBO/ESPN
Free Coffee
Pets Welcome
Poiala O’aie
Tibetan Gifts & Asian Imports
PRAYER FLAGS • INCENSE • SINGING BOWLS
Buddha Statues
Meditation Items
Selected Books & CD Music, Instruments
Tibetan Door Covers
Tapestries & Pillow Covers, Rugs
Clothing & Hand Bags Silver Jewelry
CHAINS • CHARMS • AMPLE is • GAO lOCKtlS • BRACELETS • EARRINGS
ANKl [ IS • NOSE RINGS • TOE RINGS * PRAVtR REAPS • BIN PH I DECALS
Vo\d\a (S-^rte
1041 Willamette, downtown Eugene
Tel: (541) 338-4611 OPEN Mon- Sat 11 am to 7pm
We accept VISA & MasterCard
ORDER ON-LINE www.potalagare.com