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Oregon’s 56 points is the highest
point total for either team in the series,
and it is the largest margin of victory
since a 44-0 Oregon win in 1987.
Oregon quarterback Dennis Dixon
turned in his most complete game by
connecting on 12 of 17 passes for 204
yards and three touchdowns with no
interceptions. Dixon, who has split
time at quarterback with Brady Leaf
since Clemens’ injury, received the
majority of the time under center on
Saturday. Leaf was 5 of 11 passing for
54 yards against the Beavers.
Oregon improved to 4-0 since
Clemens’ injury.
“People gave us not much of a
chance after Kellen went down,” said
wideout Demetrius Williams, one of
13 Oregon seniors who played their fi
nal game in Eugene Saturday. “I tip my
hat to (Dennis) and Brady. They did a
great job and stepped it up all year.”
Williams and Whitehead, both sen
iors, helped spark an offense that pro
duced 402 total yards compared with
Oregon State’s 297. Whitehead rushed
for 81 yards on 12 carries and a touch
down and caught another, and
Williams caught five passes for
82 yards and one touchdown.
Gunderson, making his first career
start for Oregon State after last week’s
injury to Matt Moore, was 22 of 43 for
175 yards and one touchdown. He was
intercepted four times.
Mike Hass was the recipient of
107 of Gunderson’s yards. Hass’ 10
receptions Saturday gave the former
walk-on 220 for his career, an
Oregon State record.
Last season against the Ducks,
Hass had 154 yards receiving and
two touchdowns. He did not score
on Saturday.
“One of the things we wanted to do
was contain Mike Hass,” Oregon
coach Mike Bellotti said. “We knew he
was going to get his catches, but we
didn’t want to allow the big play or
allow him to get in the end zone.”
Yvenson Bernard gained
128 rushing yards to pace a largely
ineffective Oregon State offense.
Despite having 19 more offensive
plays than the Ducks, the Beavers
had 105 fewer yards.
Oregon’s win marks the ninth
straight time the home team has won
in the Civil War series. As the final
minutes ticked down, fans chanted,
“B-C-S, B-C-S” inside Autzen Stadium.
“I’m very proud of this group of
kids; they are an amazing group, the
seniors especially in terms of their
character, their pride, and their poise,”
Bellotti said. “They’ve done what they
needed to do to be in the best bowl
game possible.”
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Notes: Stewart returns second kickoff for TD
Continued from page 5
well as receiving yards (2,633) and
fifth in receptions (158).
“I really don’t look at the records
anymore,” Williams said. “It’s
not really an issue to me. The
biggest issue is that we come out
and get victories.”
Seven and counting
Oregon cornerback Aaron Gipson
intercepted two passes Saturday, his
sixth and seventh of the season. His
first interception was returned 60
yards for a touchdown in the first
quarter Saturday, getting the Ducks
on the board early.
“I knew he would have two picks
this game,” fellow Oregon corner
back Justin Phinisee said. “I call
him little spring. He’s so small, but
he’s got so much energy. He gets
it going, gets energized, and he
makes plays.”
Before the season started Gipson’s
defensive goal was 10 interceptions,
which isn’t out of reach in his mind.
“I think I probably got another
two in me, another three in me, try
to get to my goal of 10,” Gipson said.
Gipson leads the nation in
interceptions this season. He also
sits in a tie for fifth in Oregon career
interceptions with 13.
Finding the end zone
Freshman running back and
kickoff returner Jonathan Stewart
began the second half Saturday
with a 97-yard kickoff return for a
touchdown, his second of the
season and the fourth-longest in
Oregon history.
He became the first Duck to
Oregon
quarterback
Dennis Dixon
threw three
touchdowns
Saturday as the
Ducks throttled
the Beavers
56-14. Despite
an often thick
fog, Dixon
cumpieieu
H of 17 passes
for 204 yards.
Tim Bobosky | Photo editor
return two kickoff returns for a
touchdown. The first came against
Montana in the home opener.
Stewart also ran for a 1-yard
touchdown to close Oregon’s
scoring in the second quarter. He
has nine touchdowns on the season
— six rushing, two kickoff returns
and one receiving.
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