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Stanford University vs. University of Oregon
Quarterback
Trent Edwards
Quarterback Ttent Edwards will get his first glance of Oregon
this weekend.
He started four games in 2003 and played in 11
as a redshirt freshman, but was injured for last
year’s matchup against Oregon. The 6-foot-4
sophomore from Los Gatos, Calif., has started all
six contests this year.
Edwards has completed 112 passes for 1,390
yards and eight touchdowns on the season. He
is ranked third in the league in total offense
with 238.5 yards per game. His 122.58 pass ef
ficiency rating is sixth-best in the conference.
Last week, Edwards’ primary target against
Washington State was wide receiver Evan
Moore. The sophomore receiver reeled in two
tosses for 87 yards, including a 67-yard touch
down grab — Stanford’s only score through
the air. Edwards also provided a scare for his
teammates and coach when he collided with Cougar’s
linebacker Will Derting.
“The idea of self-preservation I don't think ever
crosses his mind,” Stanford head coach Buddy
Teevens said. “We talked to him, he did slide a cou
ple of times earlier, but in that situation he just took
the hit full on. We would like to have him avoid
those if he can."
This season, Edwards has only thrown five intercep
tions in 200 attempts. His first pick did not come until
the third game of the season against top-ranked
Southern California. He threw for a career-high 297
yards in a 37-10 victory over Brigham Young.
In 2003, Edwards completed 77 of 170 pass
attempts for a total of 750 yards and four
touchdowns.
— Stephen Miller
Quarterback
Kellen Clemens
Kellen Clemens knows about pressure.
The junior from Burns, Ore., has taken command of a
team that was expected to contend for the upper crust
of the Pacific-10 Conference this year.
However, a 1-3 start subjected Clemens to a flurry
of criticism.
"I think he's excitable, there's no question,
Oregon head coach Mike Bellotti said. "If
you watch him play, he's feeling the weight
of the world on his shoulders sometimes.
It’s hard for a quarterback to develop
a lot of confidence when people are be
ing turned loose in his face and on
his backside."
Two weeks ago, Clemens answered his
critics by executing one of the single-best games for
an Oregon individual in school history.
Clemens torched the Cougars for 436 yards
passing, while completing 36 for 55 passes
and three touchdowns. He added 36 yards
rushing and three more touchdowns to give
him six for the day.
His six touchdowns equaled an Oregon
single-game record held by Joey Harrington
vs. Arizona State in 2000 and Arizona in
2001 and Danny O’Neil vs. Stanford in
1994. He fell one shy of the Pac-10 record
in a regulation game, held by Arizona
State’s Mike Pagel vs. Stanford in 1981.
If Clemens can continue his recent hot streak,
he could salvage a possible disastrous season and
go a long way toward cementing himself as another
great Oregon quarterback.
— Brian Smith
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2004 STANFORD
SCHEDULE
September
4 San Jose State, W, 43-3
11 Bngham Young, W, 37-10
25 USC, L, 28-31
October
2 Washington, W, 27-13
9 @ Notre Dame, L, 15-23
16 @ Washington State, W, 23-17
23 Oregon, 2 p.m.
30 @ UCLA, TBA
November
6 ® Arizona State, 3:30 p.m.
13 Oregon State, TBA
26 ©California, 12:30p.m.
STATISTICAL LEADERS
2004 Stanford statistical leaders
J.R. Lemon, rb
Kenneth Tolon, rb
Trent Edwards, qb
Trent Edwards, qb
Kevin Schimmelmann, ilb 26
OshiomoghoAtogwe, fs 25
Jon Alston, olb 21
David Bergeron, ilb 15
Alex Smith, te
Evan Moore, wr
Mark Bradford, fl
Justin McCullum, wr
2004 Oregon statistical leaders
2004OREGON
SCHEDULE
September
11 Indiana, L, 2430
18 @ Oklahoma, L, 7-31
25 Idaho, W, 48-10
October
2 Arizona State, L, 13-28
9 @ Washington State, W, 41-38
16 Arizona, W, 28-14
23 ©Stanford,2p.m.
30 Washington, 12:30 p.m.
November
6 ©California, 12:30p.m.
13 UCLA, 12:30 p.m.
20 © Oregon State, 4 p.m.
Starting lineups
Oregon offense vs. Stanford defense
Right
Tackle
Shawn
Flanagan
Right
Guard
Ian Center
Reynoso Enoka
R! Lucas
A { Running Back
rU Terrence
^ Whitehead
Fullback
Oante Rosario
Wide Receiver
Demetrius Williams
Quarterback
Kellen Clemens
Left Tackle
Adam Snyder
Jared
Defensive End,
Scott Scharff!
Cornerback
lley Wilson
Tight End
Tim Day
Nose!
Tackle
Babatunde
Outside Linebacker
Jon Alston
Julian Jenkins
inside
. , Linebacker
David Bergeron
Free Safety
Oshiomogho Ategwe
Cornerback
Jj^ghTorrence
Strong Safety
Brandon Harrison
Oregon defense vs. Stanford offense
Running Back
J.R. Lemon
Right
Jeff
Edwards
Wide Receiver
Evan Moore
Fullback
Kris Bonifas
Left Tackle
Jon Cochran
Defensive End.
Chris Solomona
Gipson
Tight End
Ale*
Smith
Outside Linebacker
Anthony Trucks
Devan Long
a ii. rtmson
jatson
Justin Phinlsee
Kicker
Michael Sgroi
Wide Receiver
Mark Bradford
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