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BAKER CITY HERALD — 5A MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2019 PAC-12 FOOTBALL No. 15 Utah routs OSU, 52-7 COLLEGE FOOTBALL BSU loses Bachmeier, beats Hawaii In the second half, he returned to the Associated Press sidelines in street clothes. BOISE — After holding a competitive “(Hank’s injury) was something along contest for the starting quarterback job, the lines of a hip pointer,” Harsin said af- Boise State coach Bryan Harsin has in- ter the game. “He got hit in the side and sisted that the Broncos are well stocked was out, and he was not going to go back at the position. in. At that point . we decided to just roll Saturday night against Hawaii and with Chase. He was already in the game its high-powered offense, Harsin’s mes- plan with some packages. So we decided sage was put to the test. Turns out he to give Hank a chance to rest up a bit. . was right. He’s going to be fi ne moving forward.” Chase Cord threw for 175 yards and With Bachmeier out, Cord ensured three touchdowns in relief of injured that the Broncos’ passing offense that starter Hank Bachmeier and No. 14 ranks second in the conference didn’t Boise State beat Hawaii 59-37. miss a beat, throwing TD strikes of 33, The Broncos (6-0, 3-0 Mountain West) 42, and 8 yards and fi nishing with 12 for remained perfect at home against the 18 passing. Rainbow Warriors in seven meetings, Hawaii (4-2, 1-1), which entered the despite losing Bachmeier early in the game with the Mountain West’s top second quarter when he was scrambling passing offense and fourth nationally, for a fi rst down and spun to elude on- fell behind early and never seemed to coming linebacker Kana’i Picanco. have an answer defensively for any Bachmeier absorbed a hit in his lower of the three quarterbacks Boise State back and promptly fumbled. He walked played. gingerly off the fi eld with the aid of staff “The defense played well in the fi rst trainers before going to the locker room. half but awful fi eld position,” Hawaii By Jason Chatraw By Anne M. Peterson AP Sports Writer CORVALLIS — Zack Moss declared his return in a striking way. He rushed for 121 yards and two touchdowns, including a 91-yard scoring run in the opening quarter, and No. 15 Utah routed Oregon State 52-7 on Sat- urday night. Moss, who was return- ing from a shoulder injury, sat out the second half. He is now just 55 yards from passing Eddie Johnson (1984-88) as the Utes’ lead- ing career rusher. “It feels good just to be back with the guys,” Moss said. “Just trying to go out there and do my job. Was fortunate to have a big run and things like that. So it was good just to be back out there.” Tyler Huntley threw for 247 yards and two touch- downs for the Utes (5-1, 2-1 Pac-12), who were coming off a bye after downing Washington State to re- bound from their lone loss the week before to USC. Moss missed the game against the Cougars with the injury. If his night against the Beavers was any indication, he’s cer- tainly over it now. “I’m feeling good to go each and every day,” he coach Nick Rolovich said. “We gave them some real short plays and they took advantage of it. Our defense didn’t play nearly as poorly as the score indicated, but in the second half we gave up some really big plays that we uncharacteristic for us.” Despite Cord’s commanding presence, the Broncos mixed up the play calling, using fi ve players at quarterback. “They’re all intelligent enough to do that, so we’re able to have a little bit of fun,” Harsin said. “Everything we’re doing, it’s about how we can get all these players involved.” One of those players was Boise State receiver John Hightower, who had seven catches for 141 yards and two touch- downs. He also ran a play with an option to pass. “It’s tough seeing somebody go down,” Hightower said. “But all the quarter- backs are prepared and they know what they’re doing. It’s nice to see all of them make plays we already know what they’re capable of making.” Washington rolls past Arizona, 51-27 By David Brandt AP Sports Writer TUCSON, Ariz. — Jacob Eason and the Washington offense had struggled for the better part of two games by the time the quarterback saw Aaron Fuller sprinting toward the front corner of the end zone. Then came a beautifully-thrown ball over Fuller’s right shoulder for a 22-yard touchdown. Suddenly, the Huskies couldn’t stop scoring. Eason threw for 243 yards and two touchdowns, Salvon Ahmed ran for three touchdowns and Washington rallied in the second half to beat Arizona 51-27 on Satur- day night. It was an impressive bounce back win — espe- cially for the offense — after a defl ating 23-13 loss to Stanford the week before. “We know how we can play football,” Eason said. “Some guys stepped up. We played our brand of football in the second half and it showed today.” Washington (5-2, 2-2 Pac-12) trailed 17-13 at halftime but responded with two touchdowns in the third quarter to take a 27-17 lead. The Huskies left little doubt about the outcome early in the fourth quarter after two good throws by Eason. The fi rst was a 39-yard completion to Jordan Chin over the middle of the fi eld and the second was the 22-yarder to Fuller that led him into the corner of the end zone, just inside the pylon. It was quite the offen- sive performance after a rough fi rst half. Washington fi nished with 207 yards rush- ing, including 106 yards by Sean McGrew and another 95 from Ahmed. “Credit to the kids,” Wash- ington coach Chris Petersen said. “There wasn’t a lot to say. They just knew it wasn’t good enough. We couldn’t get into any sort of rhythm. We’d have a penalty, a false start, or wouldn’t make a play. “We knew if we could stay on the fi eld, we would get a rhythm going.” Arizona (4-2, 2-1) had its four-game win streak snapped. Khalil Tate threw for 184 yards, one touchdown and one interception. He couldn’t fi nd any of his usual running room and fi nished with minus-28 yards on the ground. The Wildcats were hurt by four turnovers, including three lost fumbles. “You can’t play a team of that caliber and turn it over that many times,” Arizona coach Kevin Sumlin said. Washington jumped to a 13-3 lead midway through the second quarter after Tate fumbled while scrambling. Linebacker Brandon Welling- ton scooped up the bouncing ball and ran it in for a 5-yard touchdown. said. The Beavers (2-4, 1-2) were coming off a 48-31 victory over UCLA at the Rose Bowl last weekend. Quarterback Jake Luton, chosen Pac-12 Player of the Week after accounting for six touchdowns (fi ve pass, one run) against the Bruins, threw for 131 yards but was intercepted for the fi rst time this season. Receiver Isaiah Hodgins, who went into the game ranked second in the nation with an average of 126.4 receiving yards per game, was held to eight catches for 77 yards by the stout Utah defense. The Utes, ranked 14th in the nation among FBS teams for total defense, also held Oregon State to just 48 rushing yards. It was the Beavers’ worst home loss since 1991, when they fell to Washington 58-6. “I don’t think there’s any- thing else we can do, other than to just keep fi ghting,” Luton said. “We’re going to come back, we’re going to be here tomorrow, back in building, we’re going to watch the fi lm, we’re going to be back on the fi eld correcting the stuff that we did wrong, and we’re going to keep fi ghting.” Portland St. wins PORTLAND (AP) — Davis Alexander threw for two touchdowns and ran for another and Portland State scored all of the game’s points after halftime in a 24-0 victory over Idaho on Saturday. Deon Crayon’s interception of a Mason Petrino pass early in the third quarter set up the Vikings for the game’s fi rst score, a 38-yard fi eld goal by Cody Wil- liams. After Crayon’s interception at the Idaho 23 the Vikings gained 1-yard and settled for the fi eld goal with 11:36 remaining in the third quarter. S COREBOARD TELEVISION All Times PDT Monday, Oct. 14 Detroit at Green Bay, 5:15 p.m. (ESPN) NLCS, tba (TBS) Tuesday, Oct. 15 Tampa Bay at Montreal, 4 p.m. (NBCSN) NLCS, tba (TBS) ALCS, tba (FOX or FS1) Wednesday, Oct. 16 Colorado at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. (NBCSN) South Alabama at Troy, 5 p.m. (ESPN2) Atlanta at New York, 5 p.m. (ESPN) Philadelpia at Edmonton, 6:30 p.m. (NBCSN) Golden State at LA Lakers, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN) NLCS, tba (TBS) (if needed) ALCS, tba (FOX or FS1) Thursday, Oct. 17 NY Rangers at New Jersey, 4 p.m. (NBCSN) Kansas City at Denver, 5:20 p.m. (FOX) UCLA at Stanford, 6 p.m. (ESPN) ALCS, tba (FOX or FS1) (if needed) Friday, Oct. 18 Pitt at Syracuse, 4 p.m. (ESPN) Ohio State at Northwestern, 5:30 p.m. (FS1) NLCS, tba (TBS) (if needed) Saturday, Oct. 19 NLCS, tba (TBS) (if needed) ALCS, tba (FOX or FS1) (if needed) Sunday, Oct. 20 Minnesota at Detroit, LA Rams at Atlanta, San Francisco at Washington or Arizona at NY Gi- ants, 10 a.m. (FOX) Miami at Buffalo, Jacksonville at Cincinnati, Oakland at Green Bay or Houston at India- napolis, 10 a.m. (CBS) NWSL semifi nal, 11 a.m. (ESPN2) NWSL semifi nal, 1 p.m. (ESPN2) LA Chargers at Tennessee, 1:05 p.m. (CBS) New Orleans at Chicago or Baltimore at Se- attle, 1:25 p.m. (FOX) Philadelphia at Dallas, 5:20 p.m. (NBC) ALCS, tba (FOX or FS1) (if needed) PREP STANDINGS Greater Oregon League Football W L La Grande 3 0 Baker 1 1 Ontario 0 3 Friday games La Grande 52, Ontario 10 Special District 3 Football East W L Adrian/Jordan Valley 5 0 Elgin 3 1 Crane 3 1 Powder Valley 2 3 Pine-Eagle Wallowa Cove 1 3 1 3 0 4 Friday games Adrian/Jordan Valley 84, Powder Valley 26 Crane 58, Cove 0 Wallowa 74, Pine-Eagle 6 Special District 5 Football (6-man) W L Joseph 4 0 Prairie City/Burnt River 2 0 South Wasco 3 1 Echo 2 2 Huntington 1 2 Sherman/Condon 1 2 Dayville/Monument 1 2 Mitchell/Spray/Wheeler 0 5 Friday games Joseph 25, South Wasco 13 Echo 25, Mitchell/Spray/Wheeler 20 Dayville/Monument 47, Huntington 8 Greater Oregon League Volleyball W L La Grande 3 0 Baker 3 1 Mac-Hi 1 3 Ontario 1 4 Saturday matches Mac-Hi 3, Ontario 2 Old Oregon League Volleyball W L Wallowa 9 2 Powder Valley 7 0 Imbler 7 2 Joseph 6 3 Cove 5 4 Elgin 4 6 Griswold 2 8 Pine-Eagle 1 8 Nixyaawii 1 9 Friday matches Wallowa 3, Pine-Eagle 0 Saturday matches Joseph 3, Nixyaawii 0 Joseph 3, Griswold 0 Powder Valley 3, Pine-Eagle 0 High Desert League Volleyball W L Adrian 6 0 Crane 6 0 Jordan Valley 4 2 Dayville/Monument 2 2 Prairie City 2 3 Huntington 1 5 Harper 1 5 Burnt River 0 5 Friday matches Dayville/Monument 3, Huntington 0 Weekly Specials October 14-20 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Meatloaf............................................................$8.95 All You Can Eat Spaghetti...................................$8.95 Liver & Onions...................................................$8.95 Chicken Fried Steak............................................$9.95 All You Can Eat Mini Shrimp...............................$9.95 Steak & Shrimp................................................$10.95 Pan Fried Oysters ............................................$10.50 Prime Rib ........................................................$14.95 Chicken & Dumplings............................$9.50/8.95 sr BUFFETS Monday - Friday 11 AM - 2 PM Lunch includes Salad Bar, Entree, Grilled Bread, Baked Bean & Vegetable 221 Bridge Street • 541-523-5844 Open Daily 6 AM - 8 PM Sunday 8 AM - 11 AM Sunday Buffet includes Chocolate Fountain Saturday matches Prairie City at Burnt River (unavailable) Crane 3, Prairie City 0 Crane 3, Burnt River 0 Adrian 3, Huntington 0 Adrian 3, Harper 0 Dayville/Monument at Jordan Valley (unavailable) Greater Oregon League Boys Soccer W L T Ontario 3 0 1 La Grande 2 2 0 Mac-Hi 1 2 1 Baker 1 3 0 Saturday matches Baker 1, La Grande 0 Mac-Hi 1, Ontario 1 Greater Oregon League Girls Soccer W L T La Grande 4 0 0 Ontario 3 1 0 Baker 1 3 0 Mac-Hi 0 4 0 Saturday matches La Grande 5, Baker 0 Ontario 3, Mac-Hi 1 PREP FOOTBALL Friday’s Scores Ashland 48, Eagle Point 0 Baker 30, Pe Ell/Willapa Valley, Wash. 14 Banks 62, Valley Catholic 6 Beaverton 21, Mountainside 14 Bend 26, Summit 9 Brookings-Harbor 38, Douglas 25 Burns 47, Umatilla 0 Butte Falls/Crater Lake Charter 58, Glendale 12 Camas Valley 62, Riddle 14 Cascade Christian 60, South Umpqua 0 Chiawana, Wash. 34, Hermiston 14 Clatskanie 41, Taft 14 Coquille 56, Reedsport 14 Crescent Valley 55, South Albany 3 Days Creek 56, Myrtle Point 8 Dufur 74, Imbler 20 Elmira 53, Cottage Grove 0 Enterprise 36, Ione 28 Gilchrist 50, Eddyville 13 Grant Union 32, Stanfi eld 0 Henley 42, Phoenix 27 Heppner 50, Irrigon 0 Hidden Valley 49, St. Mary’s 26 Hosanna Christian def. 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Alsea, forfeit Mountain View 67, Southridge 19 North Medford 34, Grants Pass 27 North Valley 29, Klamath 26 Oakland 21, Regis 7 Pilot Rock/Nixyaawii 36, Union 32 Rainier 68, Dayton 44 Rogue River 22, Glide 13 Valley Charter 12 Vale 27, Nyssa 21 West Salem 36, South Salem 14 Weston-McEwen 53, Riverside 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Friday’s College Football Scores SOUTH Miami 17, Virginia 9 FAR WEST Colorado St. 35, New Mexico 21 Oregon 45, Colorado 3 Saturday College Football Scores EAST Iowa St. 38, West Virginia 14 SOUTH Clemson 45, Florida St. 14 Duke 41, Georgia Tech 23 Kentucky 24, Arkansas 20 LSU 42, Florida 28 Louisville 62, Wake Forest 59 NC State 16, Syracuse 10 South Carolina 20, Georgia 17 South Florida 27, BYU 23 Tennessee 20, Mississippi St. 10 MIDWEST Indiana 35, Rutgers 0 Michigan 42, Illinois 25 Minnesota 34, Nebraska 7 Missouri 38, Mississippi 27 Notre Dame 30, Southern Cal 27 Penn St. 17, Iowa 12 Purdue 40, Maryland 14 Wisconsin 38, Michigan St. 0 SOUTHWEST Alabama 47, Texas A&M 28 Baylor 33, Texas Tech 30 Oklahoma 34, Texas 27 FAR WEST Air Force 43, Fresno St. 24 Arizona St. 38, Washington St. 34 Colorado St. 35, New Mexico 21 E. Washington 54, N. Colorado 21 Idaho St. 55, North Dakota 20 Nevada 41, San Jose St. 38 Portland St. 24, Idaho 0 Sacramento St. 34, Montana St. 21 Utah 52, Oregon St. 7 Weber St. 29, S. Utah 14 NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Division W L T New England 6 0 0 Buffalo 4 1 0 N.Y. Jets 1 4 0 Miami 0 5 0 South W L T Houston 4 2 0 Indianapolis 3 2 0 Jacksonville 2 4 0 Tennessee 2 4 0 North W L T Baltimore 4 2 0 Cleveland 2 4 0 Pittsburgh 12 4 0 Cincinnati 0 6 0 West W L T Kansas City 4 2 0 Oakland 3 2 0 L.A. Chargers 2 4 0 Denver 2 4 0 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East W L T Philadelphia 3 3 0 Dallas 3 3 0 N.Y. Giants 2 4 0 Washington 1 5 0 South W L T New Orleans 5 1 0 Carolina 4 2 0 Tampa Bay 2 4 0 Atlanta 1 5 0 North W L T Green Bay 4 1 0 Minnesota 4 2 0 Detroit 2 1 1 Chicago 3 2 0 West W L T San Francisco 5 0 0 Seattle 5 1 0 L.A. 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