Weekly Game Notes - Washington - University of Oregon Athletics

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ON THE AIR
National Television: FOX with Joe Davis (pxp), Brady Quinn (analyst) & Jenny Taft (reporter). Radio: Oregon IMG with Jerry Allen (pxp), Mike Jorgensen (analyst) & Joey McMurry (sidelines). Satellite Radio: Sirius 137, XM 197.

THE SERIES
•UW leads the all-time series with the Ducks, 58-45-5, but the Ducks own a 15-11 advantage in Eugene.
•The Ducks have won the last 12 meetings against the Huskies, their longest current winning streak against any conference opponent. The 12-game streak is also the longest by either side in the 113-year history of the rivalry.
•Oregon's average margin of victory vs. UW during the streak is 23.75, 42.25 to 18.50. The Ducks' 26-20 win last season in Seattle was their closest during the stretch.

QUICK HITS
•JR RB Royce Freeman moved up two spots during the WSU game to 17th all-time in Pac-12 career rushing, while jumping to 11th all-time on the conference career rushing touchdowns list. The Ducks' running back needs 352 yards to crack the top 10 in rushing, while needing 18 rushing TDs to become the Pac-12's all-time leader.
•Oregon has had a 1,000-yard rusher each of the last nine seasons, the longest active streak in the country. During that stretch, the Ducks have had 10 backs rush for over 1,000 yards.
•Freeman needs 119 all-purpose yards against Washington to move into eighth on the career list at Oregon.
•In the history of Oregon football, 26 players have caught 100 career passes. Heading into the UW game two more are just shy of 100-catch mark. SR WR Dwayne Stanford needs three for triple digits, while JR WR Darren Carrington is also within striking distance with 90 career catches.
•JR K Aidan Schneider is the most accurate kicker in Oregon history making 92.3 percent (36-of-39) of his field goal attempts.
•FR LB Troy Dye was the first true freshman at Oregon to start the opener at linebacker in over 38 years.
•The Ducks have started 12 underclassmen (8 freshmen, 4 sophomores) on either offense or defense this season. The list includes two true freshmen, six redshirt freshmen, four offensive linemen and eight defensive players.
•Oregon has started four redshirt freshman offensive lineman in three (UC Davis, Colorado, Washington State) of its five games this season. C Jake Hanson, LG Shane Lemieux and RT Calvin Throckmorton have each started all five games, while LT Brady Aiello has three starts to his name.
•Oregon has scored 20-plus points in 35 straight games tying TCU for the nation's longest current streak.