It was torture for Oregon State Beavers fans pre-game and especially in the first half. Cody Vaz, starting in place of Sean Mannion, fumbles the ball on the opening drive. Arizona State Sun Devils recover the ball in the end zone, putting them up 7-0. The half continued to go incredibly bad for OSU, when the Sun Devils blocked a punt and sent the ball through the back of the end zone, granting ASU 2 points and the ball back. Aside from a touchdown pass to Markus Wheaton, who caught the ball midfield and juked defenders taking it an extra 20 yards for the score, the Beavers could not get much of an offensive game going. The Sun Devils defensive line was applying pressure and bashing through Beavers offensive line. Vaz was sacked a total of six times, having trouble putting the ball in the air because of the abusive pass rush, led by ASU’s star defensive lineman, Will Sutton.
Lets back track a bit before we move on. Not only was the Beavers star defensive player and corner back, Jo...
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PLAYERS:
Cody Vaz,
Sean Mannion,
Markus Wheaton,
Jordan Poyer,
Storm Woods,
Terron Ward,
Mike Riley,
Taylor Kelly,
Rashaad Reynolds,
Scott Crichton,
Brandin Cooks,
Dylan Wynn
TEAMS: Oregon State Beavers, Arizona State Sun Devils, Stanford Cardinal
TEAMS: Oregon State Beavers, Arizona State Sun Devils, Stanford Cardinal
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