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Stanford (3-2,1-1) at
Washington State (3-2,1-1)
It is homecoming day in Pullman,
Wash., this weekend as Washington
State hosts Stanford at Martin
Stadium.
Much like Cal, Washington State
is enduring hardships suffered
after last weekend. The Cougars
lost 41-38 to Oregon after surrender
ing 27 points in the fourth quarter
alone. Washington State needs a
win this weekend to stay in the hunt
for the Rose Bowl. For the Cougars
however, this weekend will not be
the mulligan win they are accus
tomed to having every season
against Stanford.
The Cardinal is a legitimate team
this year and has played tough in
each of its two losses. Last weekend
in South Bend, Ind., Stanford lost to
Notre Dame, 23-15, in a game Cardi
nal head coach Buddy Teevens has
regarded as a disappointment.
“We certainly had respect for that
team (Notre Dame),” Teevens said.
“But we came out ready to play. The
players are sad, disappointed ... but
they understand that it’s critical to
compete for 60 minutes. ”
As a Pac-10 team with only one
conference loss, Stanford is far from
out of making its first trip to Pasade
na, Calif., for the Rose Bowl since
2000. It will have to play a stiff defen
sive game in order to beat Washing
ton State, which features tailback
Jerome Harrison. The junior rushed
for 117 yards last weekend against
Oregon.
Washington State has an explosive
offense but must conquer the Stan
ford defense, which played well
against USC earlier in the year.
Oregon State (1-4,0-2)
at Washington (1-4, 0-2)
The Husky faithful have reached
trying times, but have enjoyed the
past week following Washington’s
21-6 win over San Jose State last Sat
urday. In the game, sophomore
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California senior wide receiver Geoff McArthur needs 221 yards to become the school’s all-time leading receiver, and will look to
move closer to the record against UCLA this weekend.
Pac-10: WSU takes on Stanford for homecoming
tailback Kenny James rushed for 189
yards and two touchdowns.
The Husky defense was stingy
last week in the red zone and
will need to be this Saturday when
the Beavers come to town. The
Beavers feature a high-powered of
fense led by senior quarterback
Derek Anderson who leads the Pac
10 in passing yards.
Beaver head coach Mike Riley be
lieves this weekend will be a chal
lenging game Oregon State can win.
“The Huskies are like us in a lot of
ways,” Riley said. “They’ve played a
lot of good football and had some
very close games against some good
teams.”
The Beavers are coming off of a
much needed bye-week. Their last
game was a 49-7 home loss to Cal.
Last season, Washington defeated
Oregon State in Corvallis 38-17 in an
upset that ended a four-game win
ning streak for the Beavers.
Scott J. Adams is a freelance sports
reporter for the Daily Emerald