Oregon Postgame Notebook – Game 5 vs. California

JR RB LaMichael James rushed for 239 yards on 30 carries, surpassing the 4,000-yard mark and moving into fifth place all-time in conference history with 4,129 yards.

James became the first Duck to record three straight 200-yard rushing efforts and first player in the FBS with three in a row since Tulane's Matt Forte in 2007. The last Pac-10/12 player to do it more times was USC's Marcus Allen (5) in 1981.

FR RB De'Anthony Thomas became the first Duck with 100-plus receiving yards in a game this season with 114 on six receptions. He had a career-best three touchdowns, two receiving and one rushing.

JR RB Kenjon Barner set a career-long on his 68-yard touchdown run in the 3^rd quarter.

JR QB Darron Thomas has at least one touchdown pass in 18 straight games, the second-longest streak in the nation.

Thomas had gone 110 pass attempts without an interception before a pick by Cal's D.J. Campbell in the 2^nd quarter.

After the INT, Thomas went 5 for 6 for 95 yards and three touchdowns.

JR CB Cliff Harris had a season and game-high three pass breakups.

As a team, the Ducks broke up a season-high 14 passes.

JR FS John Boyett recorded his second blocked kick of the season and career when he tipped Cal's 40-yard attempt by Giorgio Tavecchio at the end of the first half.

James first touch of the game went for a 53-yard touchdown run, his third rushing score of 50 or more yards this season.

The Ducks have now won 19 consecutive games at Autzen Stadium, dating to 2008, and 14 straight conference games - both at home and overall. UO improved to 4-0 in Thursday night games at Autzen.

Oregon shutout its opponent in the second half for the second time this season (Missouri State, Sept. 17).

The last three times the Ducks have trailed at home at the half, they have won by margins of 28, 19 (vs. Arizona in 2010) and 21 (vs. Stanford in 2010).

Oregon's 43 points were its fewest at home since 37 in a 37-33 victory vs. Oregon State Dec. 3, 2009.

The crowd of 58,796 (capacity 54,000) marked the 77^th consecutive sellout at Autzen Stadium, dating to 1999. The last non-sellout was Sept. 18, 1999 vs. Nevada.