Oregon Postgame Notebook - Game 9 at Washington

JR RB LaMichael James had 156 rushing yards, marking the 22^nd 100-yard rushing game of his career to extend his own UO record. He also became the first Ducks with three 1,000-yard rushing seasons (1,061) and surpassed 5,000 (5,057) all-purpose yards to move to second all-time in that category.
James rushing touchdown on UO's opening drive was his 44^th career, tying Toby Gerhart (Stanford) and Anthony Davis (USC) for seventh all-time in Pac-12 history.
Darron Thomas had one touchdown pass, giving him at least one TD toss in 21 straight appearances (every start of his career).
The victory was the 30^th of head coach Chip Kelly's career, tying Hugo Bezdek (1906, 1913-17) for fifth all-time at Oregon.
FR RB De'Anthony Thomas scored a touchdown for the fifth straight game and leads the Ducks with 12 (5 rush, 6 rec, 1 ret).
The 40-yard field goal in the opening quarter was a career-long for SO PK Alejandro Maldonado.
Oregon has won 18 straight conference games, dating to a 2009 road loss to Stanford.
The Ducks have beaten the Huskies eight straight times, extending what was already the longest winning streak by either team in the series. The 17-point margin of victory was the smallest in those eight wins.
SR ROV Eddie Pleasant had a career-high two interceptions, giving him three on the season and in his past two games.
FR CB Terrance Mitchell forced the second fumble of his career and recovered his first.
Oregon had a season-high six sacks.
Ten different Ducks had tackles for loss, totaling 12 in the game.
SO WR Daryle Hawkins made the first start of his career.
Next Saturday's road game at Stanford will be the site for ESPN's College GameDay show.
The game was the last at the 92-year-old Husky Stadium before a major renovation that will close the facility until the 2013 football season.