SPORTS
Tuesday, October 2, 2018
East Oregonian
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Seahawks win in a rough trip to Arizona
By CURTIS CRABTREE
Associated Press
RENTON, Wash. — For
whatever reason, playing in
Arizona has become a dra-
ma-filled trip for the Seattle
Seahawks.
The latest chapter came
Sunday when Earl Thomas
broke his leg in a 20-17 win.
Seattle’s star free safety
fractured the tibia in his left
leg in a collision with Ari-
zona wide receiver Chad
Williams with 9 minutes to
play. It’s nearly an identi-
cal injury to the one Thomas
suffered in 2016 when he
collided with teammate
Kam Chancellor in a game
against the Caro-
lina Panthers.
The stadium in
Glendale, Arizona,
has turned into a
house of horrible
memories for the
Seahawks, and the
Super Bowl loss
to New England is Thomas
just one of the mis-
erable moments for Seattle.
Former running back
Marshawn Lynch extended
a middle finger to the Sea-
hawks sideline in Arizona in
2013 to express his displea-
sure with offensive coordina-
tor Darrell Bevell’s play-call-
ing. There was the unsightly
6-6 tie during the 2016 sea-
son. And there
was Malcolm But-
ler’s interception
of Russell Wilson
at the goal line to
deny Seattle’s sec-
ond straight Lom-
bardi Trophy.
In addition to
Thomas’ injury,
Chancellor
and
Richard Sherman each saw
their tenure with the Sea-
hawks end due to injuries
suffered in a game in Arizona
last November. Chancellor
suffered a neck injury that
has kept him from continu-
ing his career while Sherman
tore his Achilles tendon and
was released this offseason.
Ducks back on track with win
in the end zone and stopping Brandon McIl-
wain for a 2-yard loss on fourth-and-goal from
the 1 early in the fourth quarter. Ugochukwu
BERKELEY, Calif. — Justin Herbert Amadi sealed the game with a 32-yard inter-
threw two touchdown passes and La’Mar Win- ception return against McIlwain for a TD that
ston Jr. returned a fumble for a touchdown to made it 42-24.
help No. 19 Oregon bounce back from a crush-
Cal started well in its first game as a ranked
ing loss a week ago by beat-
team in three years by hold-
ing the ball for nearly half the
ing No. 24 California 42-24
DUCK FOOTBALL
first quarter before settling
on Saturday night.
Travis Dye ran for 115
for a field goal on the open-
ing drive. The Bears went
yards and a touchdown, and
back ahead 10-7 early in the
C.J. Vardell ran for 106 yards
second quarter on a 28-yard
as the Ducks (4-1, 1-1 Pac-
keeper by McIlwain.
12) got a big road win against
Ducks
Golden Bears
But the Ducks scored three
the Golden Bears (3-1, 0-1)
TDs in the final 5:44 of the
after losing all four confer-
42
24
ence games away from home
half to put away the game.
a year ago.
Dye scored on a 45-yard run and Herbert con-
A week after blowing a 17-point, sec- nected on a 36-yard TD pass to Dillon Mitchell.
Then with the Bears driving and look-
ond-half lead in a 38-31 overtime loss to Stan-
ford, the Ducks broke out to a 35-10 lead early ing to cut into an 11-point deficit, the Ducks
in the third quarter. Cal responded with a TD seized momentum in the final seconds of the
run by Patrick Laird and had chances to cut fur- half. Drayton Carlberg sacked McIlwain and
ther into the deficit after Dye lost a fumble.
knocked the ball loose. Winston scooped it up
But the Oregon defense responded well this and raced 61 yards for the score that made it
week, intercepting a pass from Chase Garbers 28-10 with 18 seconds left in the half.
By JOSH DUBOW
AP Sports Writer
NFL
Seahawks
Cardinals
20
17
Now there is the image
of Thomas leaving the field
on a cart with a middle fin-
ger extended toward his side-
line in what could end up
being his final game with the
Seahawks.
The Legion of Boom all
went bust in the desert.
“I don’t know where to
put that,” head coach Pete
Carroll said. He added, “It’s
kind of uncanny that it’s hap-
pened like that.”
The loss of Thomas imme-
diately throws second-year
safety Tedric Thompson into
the spotlight. Thompson was
the starter through most of
the preseason when Thomas
was holding out and has seen
plenty of playing time in the
first month as Seattle has
used a mix of defenses fea-
turing three safeties.
“We’re excited about
Tedric’s play and he’s been
playing quite a bit in the
dime group that we’ve been
playing so he’s been on the
field a lot so it’s nothing new
for him to get out there,”
Carroll said.
But Thompson isn’t
Thomas — at least not yet
— and his likely first start is
set to come against the most
potent offense in the NFL
when the Los Angeles Rams
visit on Sunday.
“I don’t see it replacing
Earl Thomas,” Carroll said.
“He’s a great football player
and has demonstrated that for
a long period of time and had
probably — what we both
acknowledged — his best
start of any season he could
recall. It’s next guy up. This
is not Earl coming back. This
is Tedric playing the game.
He is going the best he can in
the way he plays.”
Sun Devils beat Beavers for
Edwards’ first Pac-12 win
day’s performance was No. 8 on the Pac-12
list.
The Beavers’ beleaguered defense gave up
TEMPE, Ariz. — Eno Benjamin rushed a second big game in a row on the ground.
for a school record 312 yards
Arizona’s J.J. Taylor rushed
on 30 carries and scored four
for 284 yards at Oregon State
BEAVER FOOTBALL
last week.
touchdowns as Arizona State
The Sun Devils (3-2, 1-1)
beat Oregon State 52-24 on
jumped to a 17-0 lead.
Saturday night, giving coach
The Beavers ran their road
Herm Edwards his first Pac-
losing streak to 22 games.
12 victory.
The takeaway
Benjamin, a sophomore
Sun Devils
Beavers
Oregon State: The Bea-
from Wylie, Texas, scored on
vers’ run defense was as bad
runs of 44, 47 and 10 yards
52
24
as advertised and it will be
and caught an 8-yard touch-
down pass.
a problem all season long. But the Beavers
Freshman Jermar Jefferson gained 254 have a big-play runner of their own in Jeffer-
yards on 31 attempts and scored twice for son. Hard to see much success for this team
Oregon State (1-4, 0-2), becoming the third though under first-year coach Jonathan Smith.
Arizona State: The missed tackles of
Beaver in school history to top 200 yards in a
his defense will give Edwards plenty to talk
game twice in a season.
Benjamin broke the school’s single-game about with his team in the coming week, but it
record of 250 yards rushing set by Ben was some kind of night for Benjamin, regard-
Malone against Oregon State in 1973. Satur- less of who the team was playing.
By BOB BAUM
AP Sports Writer
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