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Tuesday, October 30, 2018
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WSU rallies past Stanford, controls first place
PAC-12 FOOTBALL
By JOSH DUBOW
AP Sports Writer
STANFORD, Calif. —
Gardner Minshew com-
pleted his first 19 passes of
the second half and drove
No. 14 Washington State
to a 42-yard field goal by
Blake Mazza with 19 sec-
onds remaining to put the
Cougars in sole possession
of first place in the Pac-12
North with a 41-38 victory
over No. 24 Stanford on
Saturday.
Wash. St.
Stanford
41
38
Minshew completed 40
of 50 passes for 438 yards
and three touchdowns to
lead the Cougars (7-1, 4-1
Pac-12) to their third straight
win over the Cardinal (5-3,
3-2). This victory follows
last week’s over then-No.
12 Oregon, giving Washing-
ton State back-to-back wins
over ranked opponents for
the first time since 2002.
Minshew engineered the
winning drive in the final
1:25 with the big play com-
ing on a 35-yard pass to
Jamire Calvin on third-and-2
from the 33.
Minshew completed one
more pass to move the ball to
the 25 and after two incom-
plete passes, Mazza made his
kick to win it.
With No. 15 Washing-
ton losing at California, the
Cougars head into the final
month of the season alone in
first place in the conference
and remain the only one-loss
team in the Pac-12.
K.J. Costello threw a
game-tying 25-yard touch-
down pass to JJ Arcega-Wh-
iteside with 1:25 to play but
it wasn’t enough to prevent
Stanford from losing for the
third time in four games.
Washington State trailed
by 14 points late in the first
half before rallying behind
Minshew for the win. He
led them to three TDs on the
first four drives of the second
half, using his legs and arm
to knock off the Cardinal.
Minshew scrambled on
a key drive in the fourth
quarter for 4 yards on third-
and-5, nearly performing
a flip out of bounds as he
fought for the marker. He
then converted the fourth
down with a keeper, setting
up a go-ahead 3-yard TD
pass to Renard Bell.
The Cardinal had been
stopped on a fourth-and-3
from the 32 on the previous
drive with Dominick Silvels
stopping Bryce Love for a
1-yard loss on a short pass
from K.J. Costello.
Costello threw for 323
yards and four TDs, includ-
ing two to Arcega-Whiteside.
Up next
Washington State: Host
California on Saturday.
Stanford: Visit Washing-
ton on Saturday.
OSU rallies past Colorado in OT Tate returns, Arizona beats UO
By ARNIE STAPLETON
AP Sports Writer
By JOHN MARSHALL
AP Sports Writer
BOULDER, Colo. —
Jack Colletto’s 1-yard
sneak in overtime gave
Oregon State its first lead
and the Beavers held on to
beat Colorado 41-34 Sat-
urday, denying the Buffa-
loes’ bid to gain bowl eli-
gibility before November.
It was Jake Luton
who rallied the Beavers
(2-6, 1-5 Pac-12) from
a 28-point second-half
deficit but they wouldn’t
have their first road win
since 2014 without Col-
letto, who returned from
an awful first half to score
twice on keepers.
The Buffaloes (5-3, 2-3)
were seemingly safe when
Travon McMillian, who
was held to 25 yards on
10 first-half carries, took
the first snap of the second
half, burst up the middle
and raced untouched for a
75-yard score and a 31-3
lead.
One play. Seventy-five
yards. Twelve seconds.
Behind Luton, the Bea-
vers answered with their
own 75-yard touchdown
drive. Only, this one took
17 plays and 6½ minutes.
It included a trio of third-
down conversions and
two fourth-down conver-
sions, including an 8-yard
TD to Isaiah Hodgins on
fourth-and-2.
TUCSON, Ariz. — J.J.
Taylor ran for 212 yards and
two touchdowns, Khalil Tate
threw for three scores in his
return and Arizona domi-
nated No. 19 Oregon 44-15
on Saturday night.
Arizona (4-5, 3-3 Pac-12)
jumped on the Ducks early
and never let them up, turn-
ing one Oregon miscue after
another into scores.
Tate threw for 189 yards
on 19-of-33 passing after
missing last week’s game
against UCLA with a left
ankle injury. Shawn Poin-
dexter caught two touch-
down passes and Josh Pol-
lack kicked three field goals
for Arizona.
Oregon (5-3, 2-3) got off
to a slow start for the sec-
ond straight week, commit-
ted three turnovers and two
costly mistakes on special
teams. The Ducks had 270
total yards — 190 below their
average— against one of the
Pac-12’s worst defenses.
Oregon fell behind 27-0
by halftime last week to pre-
vent any chance of a come-
back in a 34-20 loss to No.
14 Washington State.
The Ducks got stuck in
the starting gate again in the
desert.
Arizona picked Oregon’s
defense apart on its open-
ing drive and the Ducks
somehow left Poindexter
AP Photo/Jack Dempsey
Oregon State quarterback Jack Colletto (12) looks
to pass against Colorado during the first half of an
NCAA football game on Saturday in Boulder, Colo.
BEAVER FOOTBALL
Oregon St.
41
Colorado
34
Still, at 31-10, nobody
at Folsum Field envisioned
the Buffs blowing a pro-
gram-high 28-point lead
like they did against Kan-
sas on Nov. 6, 2010.
Both teams blew a
chance to win it in the final
seconds of regulation.
After Oregon State tied
it at 34 with 29 seconds left
on Luton’s 10-yard touch-
down pass to Trevon Brad-
ford, defensive end Ter-
rance Lang blocked Jordan
Choukair’s extra point.
The Buffs quickly
reached the Beavers’ 36,
but Davis Price badly
missed a 53-yard field goal
attempt as time expired.
After Colletto’s score
in overtime, Steven Mon-
tez hit Jay MacIntyre for
21 yards at the 7.
But a keeper netted
no yards and a pass into
the end zone was broken
up. On third down, K.D.
Nixon, who caught 13
passes for 198 yards and
two touchdowns, couldn’t
hold onto a third TD pass.
On fourth down, Mon-
tez threw incomplete to
Juwaan Winfree and the
Beavers stormed the field
in celebration of coach
Jonathan Smith’s first Pac-
12 triumph.
AP Photo/Rick Scuteri
Arizona running back J.J. Taylor (21) stiff arms an Ore-
gon defender in the first half during an NCAA college
football game on Saturday in Tucson, Ariz.
DUCK FOOTBALL
Arizona
Oregon
44
15
uncovered on a 22-yard TD
reception.
Oregon’s offense sput-
tered early and the Ducks
kept turning it over to give
the Wildcats short fields.
Travis Dye lost a fum-
ble, star quarterback Justin
Herbert tossed an intercep-
tion on an ill-advised throw
and Arizona’s Chacho Ulloa
broke through to block Tom
Snee’s punt at the Oregon
6-yard line. Pollack kicked
field goals after each play,
putting Arizona up 16-0.
The Ducks finally got
some momentum going
with Herbert’s 29-yard TD
pass to Dillon Mitchell,
but Arizona followed with
an 18-play scoring drive
capped by Taylor’s 1-yard
run to lead 23-8 at halftime.
Tate opened the second
half with an 8-yard TD pass
to Poindexter, then found
Shun Brown for a 27-yard
score after a punt hit an
Oregon player and Arizona
recovered.
Taylor capped the rout by
leaping over a defender into
the end zone on a 19-yard
TD run in the fourth quarter.
Up next
Oregon hosts UCLA next
Saturday.
Arizona hosts Colorado
next Friday.
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