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Stanback, Washington’s starting signal caller, began his col legiate career as a wide receiver. The 6-foot-3, 205 pound Stan back knows how to run, having competed for Washington’s track team in spring 2005. His first football season as a freshman, Stanback lined up at wide receiver, returned kicks and practiced with the quar terbacks. Stanback caught 10 passes for 143 yards and led the team with a 14.3 average yards per reception. He gained further experience at quarterback v as a sophomore with seven appearances; he was second on the team with 389 passing yards. Now a junior, Stanback has been an efficient starting quarterback, throwing for 1,229 yards and four touchdowns to go with three in terceptions. He’s also averag ing 25.6 yards rushing per game. Stanback’s best game came in his most recent performance, throwing for 188 yards and rush ing for another 60 in a near upset of then-No. 12 UCLA two weeks ago. He spread the ball around evenly, giv ing five receivers at least one reception for more than 10 yards. “With his talents, it is a rare skill to be able to do both of those well, to know the right time to run and the right time to throw,” Washington coach Tyrone Will ingham said. “But we think he is com ing along very well in that area (and) when he masters that he has the chance to be very special.” Stanback has been the sole constant in a team struggling to pick up wins. If Washing ton has any chance at a conference victory this season, Stanback will have to be playing at the top tier. — Jeffrey Dransfeldt Linebacker Brent Haberly Linebacker Brent Haberly continues to exceed the expecta tions of the Oregon coaching staff as he helped solidify a ques tionable linebacking corps heading into the 2005 season. Haberly, a junior from Cottage Grove, walked onto the team in 2003 and has since earned a starting position and recogni tion as a scholarship player. Prior to this season, Haberly recorded four total tackles in limited action over a two-year span. This season, Haberly is sixth on the team in total tackles with 29. He also has three pass break-ups, one quarterback hurry and one tackle for a loss. Haberly posted seven total tackles, all solo, in Oregon’s 31-17 win against Arizona State last weekend. Now, with the recent temporary loss of fellow linebacker A.J. 1\i itele, Haberly has made the switch from middle linebacker to weak side linebacker, a move that Bel lotti believes has benefited Haberly. The play of the defen sive front — Haloti Ngata, Matt Toeaina, Devan Long and Victor Filipe — has also allowed Haberly to make plays. “Our defensive line has played better and has been a positive factor in their (linebackers) performance,” Oregon head coach Mike Bellotti said. “When a defensive line does a great job and commands double teams and draws attention, it allows the linebackers to get to the quarterback more, be more involved in pass coverage and underneath pass coverage.” Haberly and company will face a dangerous quar terback Saturday in Washington’s Isaiah Stanback, who is always .a threat to run or pass. “Our linebackers will be tested this week in terms of one eye on the coverage and the second eye to keep (Stanback) in the pocket and minimize that damage,” Bel lotti said. —Luke Andrews 2005 WASHINGTON SCHEDULE 3 Airforce, L, 20-17 10 California. L, 56-17 17 Idaho. W. 346 24 Notre Dame, L. 36-17 1 @UCLA, L, 21-17 15 ©Oregon, 12:30 p.m. 22 USC, 12:30 p.m. ■ 29 @ Arizona State, 3:30 p.m. November !§(| | ^5 Oregon State, 12:30 p.m. 12 ©Arizona, 3 p.nv 2005 Washington statistical leaders Rushing Att Louis Rankin, tb 81 Isaiah Stanback, tb 39 Kenny James, tb 15 Passing Att Isaiah Stanback, qb 143 Receiving No. S. Shackelford, wr 19 Craig Chambers, wr 14 Anthony Russo, wr 14 Tackles UT Joe Lobendahn, lb 25 C.J. Wallace, ss 26 Evan Benjamin, lb 21 Dashon Goldson, fs 21 Yds. Avg. TD Game 401 5.0 1 80.2 128 3.3 2 25.6 63 4.2 1 21.0 Comp. Yds. Pet TD/Int 81 1,229 56.6 4/3 Yds. Avg. TD Long 285 15.0 1 56 321 22.9 2 49 188 13.4 0 39 AT FR INT TFL 18 0 2 1.5-3 16 0 0 3.5-15 20 1 0 1.5-3 16 1.5-6 2005 Oregon statistical leaders Rushing Att T. Whitehead, tb 74 Kellen Clemens 51 Terrell Jackson, tb 23 Passing Att Kellen Clemens, qb 223 Receiving No. D. Williams, wr 36 James Finley, wr 26 T. Whitehead, lb 22 Tackles UT Patrick Chung, rov 29 Anthony Trucks, ss 26 J.D. Nelson, fs 19 Justin Phintsee, cb 27 Avg. TO Game 4.0 2 59.8 3.6 0 31.0 4.0 0 18.4 . Yds. Pet. TD/Int. 1,794 62.3 14/3 Avg. 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