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Pac 10 Game of the Week

Oregon 55 … Arizona 45
In a wild shootout with 1,031 yards of total offense, and 626 of it coming on the ground, Oregon got out to a 48-17 lead helped by two touchdown passes from Jeremiah Masoli, who also ran for scores from 66, 5 and 6 yards out. Patrick Chung returned a Willie Tuitama pass 31 yards for a Duck TD, Terence Scott caught a 44-yard touchdown pass, and Jeffrey Maehl took a pass 65 yards for a touchdown as Oregon appeared to be cruising to an easy win. And then Arizona made things interesting scoring 28 straight points, helped by three Keola Antolin touchdown runs, to pull within three, but LeGarrette Blount was finally able to put it was for the Duke with a 40-yard scoring dash. Arizona held on to the ball for 41:46.

Pac 10 Player of the Week
Oregon QB Jeremiah Masoli competed 21-of-26 passes for 298 yards and two touchdowns, and he ran 10 times for 89 yards and three touchdowns in the win over Arizona.

Conference
Roundup

Arizona … The loss to Oregon was almost like a basketball team that uses all of its energy in the comeback, but doesn’t have anything left in the tank to get over the hump. Arizona was tremendous and breathtaking in the way it was able to make a huge second half comeback, but the offense stalled late in the fourth quarter and now the Cats will have to try to get their season back on track by ruining Oregon State’s dream. The defensive front got ripped up by the Oregon running game; OSU star Jacquizz Rodgers will be licking his chops when he looks at the game film. Far too often the Arizona defensive back seven didn’t come up with the right angle or the big play, but the intensity should crank up a bit on both sides of the ball over the next few weeks,
Arizona State … ASU kept its bowl hopes alive with a blowout win over Washington State, but it was a bit more of a fight than the team might have liked. 10 penalties for 104 yards killed the team’s momentum, but Rudy Carpenter and the passing game did enough to get by. To beat UCLA and Arizona for bowl eligibility, the Sun Devils need to be more consistent and they need to get more from the offensive line. The pass protection wasn’t awful against Wazzu, but it wasn’t a brick wall.
California … Cal’s offense has sputtered at the wrong time. It struggled against USC, but that was to be expected. It couldn’t get over the hump against Oregon State and didn’t do anything consistently after the big Jahvid Best touchdown run. That the one other play that worked was a trick play goes to show just how desperate the team is for points; there isn’t any consistency. Even with all the issues, if the Bears can beat Stanford they’ll get Washington to close out and that would mean an eight-win regular season. That’s not too bad for a team that had as many issues as this one.
Oregon … Oregon appeared to have found something in Jerermiah Masoli, who showed against Arizona that he really might be the type of playmaker to carry the team into the future. He did a little of everything right except for closing out the game. Everything worked for the Duck offense in the first half, but even so, there’s no reason to not be giving LeGarrette Blount the ball more. He manages to come up with the really big play every other time he touches the ball. Now the team gets two weeks off before the Civil War showdown against Oregon State, and if the Beavers can beat Arizona, the battle in Corvallis will be, for Oregon, a chance to be the spoiler. A ten-win season is still on the radar needing to beat OSU and to win the bowl game.
Oregon State … Oregon State is still in it, and this might have been its biggest test down the stretch. Cal might not be dominant, but it was supposed to give Oregon State all it could handle. It did. James and Jacquizz Rodgers continue to amaze on OSU’s current five-game winning streak, while Lye Moevao had a not-that-bad outing as he didn’t make many bad plays. He threw the one interception that didn’t turn out to be a killer. Now it’s on to Arizona to hope to come away with the win before hosting Eugene. If the defense plays like it did against Cal, the Beavers might be in Pasadena.
Stanford … Stanford certainly puts forth the effort for a full four quarters, but the offense got too little, too late against USC. On the flip side, USC is shutting down everyone and the Cardinal was able to roll up 202 rushing yards thanks mostly to Toby Gerhart. The defense got steamrolled over in the second half as it didn’t have any answers for the vast array of Trojan weapons. Now it’ll take a win over Cal to be bowl eligible, and for that to happen, QB Tavita Pritchard has to do more to take the pressure off the running game. Gerhart can’t do everything.
UCLA … You think Rick Neuheisel wanted this win over Washington? The former Husky head coach who was canned because of the scandal involving an NCAA tournament pool (which later resulted in a lawsuit that Neheisel won) seemed to be extra involved in a win over the awful Dawgs. The defense shut down the UW passing game and was never threatened after the first quarter, but it didn’t help that QB Kevin Craft isn’t getting any better. He threw three interceptions and is still not quite reading things the right way. He has one game to get sharper, a date at Arizona State, before dealing with the USC defense.
USC  … USC’s offense had way too many weapons for Stanford. After a sluggish first half, the running game got rolling as it pounded out scoring drive after scoring drive, but for the first time all year, the run defense looked vulnerable as Toby Gerhart pounded his way to a big day. This turned into a blowout win, but there will still be questions about the USC offense’s ability to keep up with the better teams. Could the Trojans keep pace with a team like Oklahoma or Florida? It’s possible it’ll at least take blowout wins over Notre Dame and UCLA to get within range.
Washington … Washington keeps getting worse and worse. Yes, Ty Willingham is a lame duck and injuries have been an issue, but that doesn’t mean the Huskies should only be coming up with 135 yards against UCLA. The passing game is a total mess, with Ronnie Fouch only throwing for 39 yards, and the five turnovers didn’t help. As awful as the season has been, and even though the program is on a 12-game losing streak, Washington State is up next.
Washington State … Wazzu isn’t finding anything it can count on. Against Arizona State, the offense didn’t come up with any sort of passing game averaging just 4.1 yards per throw, while the running game gained seven yards. Sacks were a problem as the offensive line didn’t do much of anything to keep the quarterbacks clean, and there wasn’t any push for the ground game. Fortunately, as bad as the season has been, the Cougars get their shot at a real, live win with the Apple Cup coming up against Washington. If nothing else, finishing up with a trip to Hawaii isn’t a bad thing.