Team, Defensive Rank (points allowed per game), Points allowed vs Oregon:
• New Mexico, 120 (52.6), 72.
• Tennessee, 76th (24.8), 48.
• Portland State, NR (39.75) , 69.
• Arizona State, 68th (24.4), 42.
• Stanford, 45th (21.4), 52.
• Washington State, 116th, (42.8), ?
Score by quarters for Ducks:
• New Mexico -28-31-6-7
• Tennessee -3-10-14-21
• Portland State -21-24-24-0
• Arizona State -14-14-14-0
• Stanford -3-21-14-14
• Washington State -?-?-?-?
TOTALS -69-100-72-42
Score by quarters for Ducks opponents:
• New Mexico -0-0-0-0
• Tennessee -6-7-0-0
• Portland State -0-0-0-0
• Arizona State -7-17-7-0
• Stanford -21-10-0-0
• Washington State -?-?-?-?
TOTALS -34-34-7-0
Season totals by quarter
Ducks 69-100-72-42=283
Opponents 34-34-7-0=75
The list of 50 John R. Wodden Award candidates includes Duke’s Kyle Singler, a graduate of Oregon’s South Medford high school.
Here’s where the Ducks rank right now:
• 5-0 record.
• AP Poll No. 3.
• USA Today Poll No. 3.
• ESPN.com Power Ranking No. 2.
• ESPNU Fan Ranking No. 2.
• Points For – 1st.
• Points Against – 15th.
• Rushing Yards – 2nd.
• Passing Yards – 42nd.
• LaMichael James 2nd in rushing yards.
• LaMichael James 7th in yards per carry.
• Cliff Harris 1st in interceptions.
• Darron Thomas 3rd in TD passes.
• Darron Thomas 26th in passer rating.
1 Summit girls cross country – Ranked No. 1 in Class 5A, the reigning state champions are loaded once again.
2 Mountain View football – 3-0 record. Has outscored opponents 108-38 this season. Ranked No. 1 in the OSAA 5A football power rankings.
3 Mountain View girls soccer – 6-0 record. Have outscored their opponents 28-1 on the season.
4 Sisters volleyball – 8-0 record, 21-4 in individual games.
5 Summit girls soccer – 4-0-1 record. Have outscored their opponents 22-1 this season.
6 Summit boys cross country – Ranked 4th among class 5A boys team. The Storm easily won their Pre-District meet.
7 Summit volleyball - 4-1-1 record.
Three games into the college football season the University of Oregon has video game like statistics. Those are likely to change as the Pac-10 season gets started, but let’s enjoy them while they are real. Here are a few that make the Ducks the most dominant team in College football so far this season:
State, NCAA ranking
• Net Total Offensive Yards 1,835 (1st)
• Offensive yards per game 611.7 (1st)
• Points scored 189 (1st)
• Points per game 63 (1st)
• Points against 13 (1st)
• Points against per game (4.3)
Here’s a breakdown of scoring order this season for the Ducks (in 3 games):
Ducks – 72 points
Opponents – 6
Ducks – 3
Opponents – 7
Ducks – 114
(The Ducks have scored 114 straight points right now and started off the season with a run of 72 straight points)
The Ducks have outscored their opponents 189-13 so far this season!
I’m not a big fan of when people say “No big deal” or “NBD” when describing something that is a big deal. But it seems appropriate to say, Max King won two races this weekend… NBD. King followed up his XTERRA win by winning the Big Foot 10K. What a stud!
Top 10 Big Foot:
1 Max King 1 M3034 Bend 32:54
2 Timothy Badley 1 M2529 Bend 33:01
3 Andy Young 2 M2529 Bend 35:05
4 Doug Lange 1 M4044 Bend 35:24
5 Frans Alajoki 2 M3034 Bend 35:38
6 John Rosswog 3 M3034 Bend 36:44
7 Ryan Ness 1 M3539 Bend 36:51
8 Bill Bliss 2 M4044 Bend 37:04
9 Jason Townsend 4 M3034 Bend 37:41
10 Mercy Ray 1 F2529 Applegate 38:06
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ASHLAND – Summit’s Megan Fristoe and Travis Neuman won their respective girls and boys varsity races at the pre-district meet at Ashland’s Lithia Park. As the first meet of the year, teams were able to enter 10 runners in the varsity race instead of seven. The Summit girls took eight of the top 14 spots and the Summit boys put five in the top 14. The Mountain View girls had a really strom showing, putting three in the top seven, including second place by Mikhaila Thonton.
GIRLS
1 Megan Fristoe 19:25.94 SUMM 11
2 Mikhaila Thornton 19:37.84 MTV 12
3 Brenna Phelps 19:48.72 NMed 11
4 Ashley Maton 20:04.10 SUMM 11
5 Jenna Mattox 20:35.70 Bend 10
6 Hayati Wolfenden 20:37.98 MTV 11
7 Jessica Wolfe 20:57.38 MTV 11
8 Kira Kelly 21:01.85 SUMM 11
9 Jennifer Zhu 21:04.53 NMed 12
10 Brit Oliphant 21:16.61 SUMM 10
BOYS
1 Travis Neuman 17:00.09 SUMM 10
2 Stetson Smith 17:18.97 NMed 12
3 Sam Jackson 17:21.62 Ashl 11
4 Chris McBride 17:25.87 MTV 10
5 Devyn Baldovino 17:27.22 NMed 10
6 Sammy Naffziger 17:34.22 SUMM 11
7 Tyler VanDyke 17:34.61 EP 12
8 Nick Lenford 17:37.54 NMed 12
9 Ben Jackson 17:43.51 Ashl 11
10 Isaac Schaaf 17:48.55 Ashl 11
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