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Conference Roundups
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- MAC | M-West | Pac 10 | SEC | Sun Belt | WAC

Arizona | Arizona St |  California | Oregon | Oregon St | Stanford
UCLA | USC | Washington | Washington St
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- Week 7

Pac 10 Game of the Week

UCLA 23 … Stanford 20
Kevin Craft overcame an uneven game with a game-winning seven-yard touchdown pass to Cory Harkey with 10 seconds to play. Craft was sacked seven times, threw an interception and lost a costly early fumble, but he threw a two-yard touchdown pass to Terrence Austin in the third quarter and led the way to an 11-play, 87-yard drive in the final few minutes for the win. Kai Forbath added three field goals for the Bruins. Toby Gerhard ran for two short scores for the Cardinal in the first half, but the offense could only come up with two Aaron Zagory field goals the rest of the way.  The two teams combined for 17 penalties.

Pac 10 Player of the Week
Arizona RB Keola Antolin ran 21 times for 149 yards and three touchdowns in the win over California.

Conference
Roundup

Arizona … Keona Antolin? Arizona now has another weapon to give USC and future opponents something to worry about. Willie Tuitama was fine against Cal, but he didn’t have to carry the offense with his line getting a good push on the Bear front and Antolin took advantage. It wasn’t a smooth win, but it was an explosive one thanks to the 28-point third quarter. That’s going to be the way the team rolls from here on; it’s not going to be consistent, but it should keep on winning.
Arizona State … Didn’t Play This Week
California … Just how important is Jahvid Best? It’s obvious that Cal wants to run the offense around him, and he blew through Arizona for a 67-yard touchdown, but he’s too banged up and couldn’t stay on the field. Nate Longshore wasn’t bad, but he wasn’t effective enough to keep things moving. A bigger concern is the defense that got ripped up by the Arizona running game. The Pac 10 title isn’t out of reach, but first, the Bears have to avoid the crash that happened when last year started going south.
Oregon … Didn’t Play This Week
Oregon State … When everything is working, Oregon State can be a fun team. James and Jacquizz Rodgers are so exciting and so good, it’s easy to overlook the play of WR Sammie Stroughter, who has been a steady playmaker for the passing game. Lyle Moevao was nearly perfect against Washington. A solid 3-1 in Pac 10 play, the Beavers still control their own destiny. Win out and it’s off to the Rose Bowl. Arizona State is up next.
Stanford … The Cardinal pass rush was phenomenal against UCLA, but the defense couldn’t hold in the final minutes. Toby Gerhart is the offense. There was no passing game whatsoever from Tavita Pritchard and eventually, the Bruins were able to stop Gerhart. Even so, Stanford had a chance to win and couldn’t close. Going forward, the penalties have to slow down after committing 10 for 103 yards.
UCLA … The offensive line was awful, Kevin Craft was shaky, and there was no running game, but UCLA found a way to get by Stanford. The defense held when absolutely needed, and Craft came through when he had to. For now, just getting wins is enough, no matter how they look. The aesthetics will have to come later, but first, better play from the offensive line is a must to stay in the hunt for a bowl game.
USC  … The numbers against Washington State are staggering. 11 tackles for loss, 625 yards to 116. 28 first downs to four. 12.5 yards per pass attempt. This was a USC team that was fully focused, fully fired up, and fully ready to play up to its full capabilities against a weak and sad Cougar team. The third teamers could’ve been out there and this would’ve still been a blowout. The team has to keep this same attitude going forward and bring the same focus game in and game out.
Washington … Nothing is working. The offense keeps sputtering, and was a detriment early on against Oregon State, the defense is giving up big plays, and the special teams are struggling in a big way with two missed field goals. Jake Locker really was the offense, and the team, and while Ronnie Fouch is able to make a few plays here and there, he’s not able to lead the way to consistent scoring drives. The team’s problems are hardly Fouch’s fault; the young team still needs to find something that works on both sides of the ball.
Washington State … Fine, so Washington State can’t hang with USC. Few teams can. The big problems was how the Cougars had nothing, absolutely nothing, it could do right. Picking up just four first downs and 116 yards of total offense will make for a long day. It’s going to take a long while to turn things around, the team needs a talent infusion, but for now, just finding one things that works would be a plus going forward.