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Above: Senior tailback Dwight Wright runs yards with the ball. Wright is the new starting tailback for the 2004-2005 season. Photo by Hank Hirsch Right: Senior Bill Swancutt passes the ball over a mass of Cougars. Photo by Hank Hirsch 24 Fall Term
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Beaver fans show their enthusiasm for the OSU defense. Photo by Hank Hirsch Senior Derek Anderson looks for an opening. Anderson threw 270 yards during the Homecoming game. Photo by Hank Hirsch Freshman Matthew Sieverson works with his teammates to block a Cougar. Photo by Hank Hirsch It oil has to fit together -Mike Riley bl On a sunny but cold Saturday the Oregon State Football Team pulled off a Homecoming victory. Coming oft a road win at the University of Washington, the Beavers tore up Washington State University 38-19 at Reser Stadium. The Beavers scored three touchdowns and one field goal to go up 24-3 at the half. The Beavers cooled off slightly in the second half, but not enough to give Washington State a chance. They scored two more touchdowns to end the game. One of those touchdowns was a 79-yard run by tailback Rvan Cole. This was Cole’s first career touchdown and a big one for the Beavers. Cole, a sophomore, led the team in rushing yards with 12 carries for 104 yards. Senior quarterback Derek Anderson also had a good game, completing 18 out of 39 attempts for 270 yards. With a Homecoming win under his belt, Anderson became even closer to breaking several of Oregon State’s records. 1 think in the future when we look back, (Anderson] will have a very productive winning legacy and, obviously, most all the records, said head coach Mike Riley. This season was the first time since 1974 that the Beavers beat both Washington and Washington State in the same season. I think our line is doing better, and I think our backs are seeing the holes and running hard, which they have been for the most part. It all has to fit together. And we found a pretty good variety, inside-outside stuff, and that also helps when you can have a little success, said Riley. Story by Amy Welch Homecoming 23
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Members of OSU's dance team cheer on the football team. Photo by Hank Hirsch Oregon State's favorite Beaver fires up Beaver Believers in the crowd. Photo by Honk Hirsch The OSU Marching Band's horn section play the fight song. Photo by Hank Hirsch Above: The Beaver offensive line, crouching in front of Derek Anderson, prepares to block the Washington State defensemen on one of OSU's many first downs during the Homecoming game. Photo by Hank Hirsch Left: Wide receiver Nick Bodeman and linebacker Trent Bray try to stop Washington State. Photo by Hank Hirsch Homecoming 25
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