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Arizona sends win
to Hankwitz with
upset of Huskies
Arizona surprises the
Huskies for its first Pac-10
win of the season and
second overall this year
By Mindi Rice
Senior Sports Reporter
It took Arizona interim head
coach Mike Hankwitz five games to
get his first win with the Wildcats.
"I couldn't be prouder of these
guys," Hankwitz told the Arizona
Daily Star after Saturday's 27-22 vic
tory against Washington. "We'd
been telling them all along that if we
keep working and keep fighting, we
can win some games."
Hankwitz is now 1-4 as Arizona's
head coach, matching the record of
recently ousted John Mackovic had
before he was fired five games into
the 2003 season.
The Wildcat
charge was led
by halfback
Mike Bell. The
sophomore
rushed for a
career-high
222 yards on
26 carries, scoring three of Arizona's
four touchdowns.
The Wildcat win didn't do much
for the Huskies, who dropped to 5
5 after their 42-10 blowout against
Oregon.
"They came in and played like
they had nothing to lose," Washing
ton linebacker Greg Carothers told
The Seattle Times. "We played like
we had everything to lose. We
messed up."
Washington had 51 more offen
sive yards than Arizona, but the
Huskies weren't able to make the
comeback. Bell's second touchdown
put the Wildcats ahead, 20-16, with
7:28 remaining in the game. A 37
yard run by Bell three minutes later
put the Wildcats up, 27-20.
Husky quarterback Cody Pickett
found receiver Reggie Williams for a
touchdown with 3:49 remaining,
but Washington's final hope ended
with a minute left when Pickett
threw three consecutive incomplete
passes.
"This is worse than (our loss to)
Nevada," Williams told The Seattle
Times.
Quarterback carousel in
Pullman
After senior quarterback Matt
Kegel left the Cougars' game against
UCLA with a sprained throwing
shoulder, redshirt freshman Josh
Swogger stepped in to fake Kegel's
place.
Kegel was injured on a third-and
seven incomplete pass play with five
minutes remaining in the first quarter.
"ITiis is the first extended playing
time in about three years for me," Swog
ger said after Saturday's game "There is
always room for improvement"
Swogger led Washington State for
16 drives, finishing 5 of 16 passes
for 82 yards. The Cougars scored two
mshing touchdowns and a field goal
with Swogger at quarterback.
Swogger "is starting to pick up the
offense," Cougar head coach Bill
Doha said. "We have to make sure
we don't have a lot of checks. We
have to simplify things a bit."
Eugene native Alex Brink will be
the backup for Swogger if Kegel is
not cleared to play this week against
Arizona State. Brink, who went to
Sheldon High School, was expected
to redshirt this season.
Price tries a comeback
The Arizona Republic reported
Saturday that Mike Price sent in a
formal application for the head
coaching position at Arizona.
That announcement came the
same day as an article appeared in
The (Spokane, Wash.) Spokesman
Review that included Price's first in
terview regarding the events causing
his dismissal at Alabama.
The search committee in charge of
the hiring narrowed its list to 10 on
Oct. 31.
"It would be a wonderful opportunity,"
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