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Credits © 2007 University of Oregon Department of Intercollegiate Athletics TTABLEABLE OOFF CCONTENTSONTENTS Preview 2006 Review Quick Facts ..............................2 Season Review ......................76 Media Information ................... 3 2006 Statistics ......................78 Oregon Sports Network ........4 Individual Game-by-Game ..80 Season Outlook....................... 6 Season Highs ........................81 News & Notes ..........................8 Individual Honors ..................82 Rosters ....................................10 2006 Starters ........................83 Depth Charts .........................12 Game Summaries .................84 Roster Analysis ......................13 Pacifi c-10 2007 OREGON SCHEDULE Player Profi les Pac-10 Profi le ........................92 Sept. 1 HOUSTON Eugene Agyeman .................................15 Pac-10 Statistics ..................93 Sept. 8 at Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. Sept. 15 FRESNO STATE Eugene Bacon ......................................16 All-Conference Teams .........96 Sept. 22 *at Stanford Stanford, Calif. Cavaille ....................................18 Pac-10 Bowls ........................97 Sept. 29 *CALIFORNIA Eugene Davis ........................................21 Oct. 13 *WASHINGTON ST. Eugene Elshire ......................................24 Oregon Football Oct. 20 *at Washington Seattle, Wash. Faaeteete ................................25 University Profi le .................100 Oct. 27 *USC Eugene Garrett .....................................26 Academics ...........................102 Nov. 3 *ARIZONA STATE Eugene Harper ......................................28 Athletics Facilities ..............104 Nov. 15 *at Arizona Tucson, Ariz. Jackson ....................................29 City of Eugene ....................106 Nov. 24 *at UCLA Los Angeles, Calif. Kaiser .......................................31 State of Oregon .................108 Dec. 1 *OREGON STATE Eugene Larkin........................................33 Oregon Amenities ..............110 * Pacifi c-10 Conference Game B. Paysinger ...........................36 National Spotlight ..............112 Reed .........................................37 Ducks in the Pros ...............114 2006 OREGON RESULTS (7-6) Sept. 2 *STANFORD W 48-10 Schwartz .................................38 Super Bowl Ducks .............120 Sept. 9 at Fresno State W 31-24 Teague .....................................42 Sept. 16 OKLAHOMA W 34-33 Unger .......................................46 Autzen Stadium Sept. 30 *at Arizona State W 48-13 Ward ........................................46 Autzen Background ...........124 Oct. 7 *at California L 24-45 Ones to Watch ......................48 Stadium Records ...............125 Oct. 14 *UCLA W 30-20 Transfers ..................................49 Autzen Attendance ............126 Oct. 21 *at Washington State L 23-34 High School Recruits ...........49 Top Crowds .........................126 Oct. 28 PORTLAND STATE W 55-12 Attendance Marks ..............128 Nov. 4 *WASHINGTON W 34-14 Coaching Staff Annual Attendance ............128 Nov. 11 *at USC L 10-35 Head Coach Mike Bellotti ...54 Nov. 18 *ARIZONA L 10-37 Nov. 24 Oregon State L 28-30 Assistant Coaches................60 Opponents Dec. 21 ^BYU L 8-38 Support Staff..........................70 Houston/Michigan .............130 * Pacifi c-10 Conference Game Fresno State/Stanford ......131 ^ Las Vegas Bowl California/Wash. St. ..........132 Washington/USCWashington/USC ..............133 Credits ArizonaAiArizona State/Arizona........134 SttState /Ai/Ariz Editors UCLA/OregonUCLA/Oregon StateSta .........135 David Williford, Andy McNamara OpponentOpponent SeriesSeries ..................136 Rec.Rec. vs. All OppOpponentson .....138 Photographers Steve Dykes, Eric Evans, John Giustina, HistoryHistory Oscar Palmquist, Skyview Aerials, Geoff Thurner All-TimeAll-Time Leaders.................140Leaders... SchoolSchool Records..................146Records.... Contributors TeamTeam RecordsRecords .....................148....... Greg Walker, Josh O’Toole, Geoff Thurner, TheThe LastLast Time......................149Time........ Aaron Grossman, Ross Concillio, Aubrie Corey, Annual Leaders ..................151.... Tracy Tierney 1,000-Yard RushersRushe ..........156 100-Yard100-Yard RushersRushers ..............158 Printing 100-Yard ReceiversReceive ...........161 University of Oregon Printing Services, ©2007 250-Yard Passing GamesG ..164 ATH 0707-F10004 300-Yard300-Yard PassersPassers ..............161 HallHall of Fame DucDucksk ...........166 Etc.: The 2007 Football Guide is a publication of the Uni- All-AmericansAll-Americans ......................167........ versity of Oregon Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. Layout by Andy McNamara, cover design by Josh O’Toole. HonorHonor RollRoll ............................168.............. Additional photos by Paul Abell, Chris Pietsch, Sally McAleer, CoachingCoaching LedgerLedger ...............173. Joshua Hill and Drew Hallowell. Special thanks to Penny UOUO Assistant CCoachesoa .....174 Eberlein, Cliff Jenks, Dar Walen and Marlene Larsen at UO NationalNational RankingsRankings ..............175 Printing Services. Cover laminated by IP/Koke. Year-By-Year ResultsResu ........176 DucksDucks ofof thethe PastPast ...............184. How to Buy: Copies of this media guide may be purchased All-TimeAll-Time LettermenLettermen .............189 for $18 ($5 shipping and handling excluded) at the ticket Bowl AppearancesAppearance ............194 offi ce or by calling 1-800-WEBFOOT. Please make your check payable to: UO Athletics Dept. AdministrationAdministratio Funds: This publication was made possible through dona- President FrohnmayerFrohnma .......205 tions to the University of Oregon Duck Athletic Fund. For AD PatPat KilkennyKilkenny ..................206.... more information on this support organization, contact AthleticsAthletics AdministrationAdminist ....207 the Duck Athletic Fund, Len Casanova Athletic Center, Athletics SupportSupport Staff .....207 2727 Leo Harris Parkway, Eugene, OR 97401, or call FutureFuture SchedulesSchedules ...............207. (541) 346-5433. CompositeComposite ScheduleSched ........208 Note: The University of Oregon is an equal-opportunity, For up-to-date information on Oregon Football, visit affi rmative-action institution committed to cultural diversity thethe offi cial athletics website and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Accommodations for people with disabilities will be provided if requested. TTY Phone - (541) 346-5418. 1 UniversityUniver of Oregon Football © 2007 University of Oregon Department of Intercollegiate Athletics QQUICKUICK FFACTSACTS 112th Season of Oregon Football OREGON ROAD HEADQUARTERS Sept. 8 at Michigan General Information Marriott Ypsilanti Eagle Crest 1275 South Huron Street Location ....................................................................................................Eugene, Ore. Ypsilanti, MI 48197 Founded ................................................................................................................. 1876 T: (734) 821-6182 Enrollment ...........................................................................................................20,394 Nickname ..............................................................................................................Ducks Sept. 22 at Stanford Colors .............................................................................................. Green and Yellow San Mateo Marriott Stadium (Capacity) ..........................................................................Autzen (54,000) 1770 South Amphlett Blvd. Playing Surface................................................................................................FieldTurf San Mateo, CA 94402 Conference ................................................................................................... Pacifi c-10 T: (650) 653-6000 First Football Season .......................................................................................... 1894 All-Time Record .......................................................................... 537-459-46 (.537) Oct. 20 at Washington President ..........................................................................................Dave Frohnmayer Bellevue Hilton Faculty Representative .....................................................................James O’Fallon 300 112th Ave. SE Athletics Website ...................................................................... www.GoDucks.com Bellevue, WA 98004 T: (425) 455-1300 Department of Athletics • (541) 346-4481 Nov. 15 at Arizona Director of Athletics .................................................................................Pat Kilkenny Hilton Tucson East Sr. Associate AD/Development ...............................................................Jim Bartko 7600 E. Broadway Blvd. Sr. Associate AD/Senior Woman Administrator ................ Reneé Baumgartner Tucson, AZ 85710 Sr. Associate AD/Compliance & Academic Services ....................... Gary Gray T: (520) 721-5600 Sr. Associate AD/External Affairs ........................................................Mike Marlow Associate AD/Business & Finance/CFO ............................................Tom Larson Nov. 24 at UCLA Associate AD/Internal Operations ..................................................Steve McBride Wilshire Grand Los Angeles Associate AD/Special Assistant to the Dir. ................................ Herb Yamanaka 930 Wilshire Blvd. Assistant AD/Operations & Events .........................................................Bob
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