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Oregon State's Defense Shuts Down UCLA Ground Game: Oregon State's defense proved a formidable foe Saturday as Oregon State defeated UCLA 27-20 on the road in Pasadena, allowing 372 yards through the air, but holding the nation's top rusher in Johnathan Franklin to a mere 45 yards on the day.
(Updated 9/23/12) |
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Oregon State's secondary gave up big plays throughout Saturday's game, and, in particular, couldn't shut down a budding relationship between UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley and wideout Shaquelle Evans, who averaged 24.7 yards per reception on six catches and accounted for Hundley's only passing touchdown in the loss. Nevertheless, the Beavers' defensive front and linebackers did an outstanding job in addressing the UCLA ground game, and the fact Franklin was held to less than 50 yards Saturday after rushing for 110 yard or more in each of his first three starts is a testament to just how tough head coach Mike Riley has his Beavers playing early on in the year.
(Updated 9/23/12). |
| Oregon State allowed over 30 points per game last year and therefore aren't worth drafting in the vast majority of leagues, but they're at least worth keeping an eye on. They're bringing back a lot of experienced young players, with Scott Chricton (six sacks in 2011) and Jordan Poyer (four interceptions, two touchdowns in 2011) among the most promising. (Updated 6/4/13) |
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