[FarmBoy]

The Pac-12 blog at ESPN had a nice write up on Anderson's impact on the Oregon game last year.

e made a number of important plays that are worthy of recalling. In the second quarter on a third-and-1 play from the the Stanford 35, he caught De'Anthony Thomas for a 3-yard loss. No points were forthcoming. On a second-and-4 from the Stanford 48, he sacked Marcus Mariota for a 3-yard loss. Facing third-and-long, Mariota threw an interception on the next play.

http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/...y-anderson

I also enjoyed reading the butt-hurt comments from Oregon fans trying to argue that Stanford didn't WIN the game, rather Oregon LOST it. It reminds me of some of the grumblings I heard in the stands after the 2009 game. Isn't the fact that Stanford is 2-2 in the last 4 years enough to make those guys realize Stanford's legitimate competition?

[FarmBoy]

The Pac-12 blog at ESPN had a nice write up on Anderson's impact on the Oregon game last year.

e made a number of important plays that are worthy of recalling. In the second quarter on a third-and-1 play from the the Stanford 35, he caught De'Anthony Thomas for a 3-yard loss. No points were forthcoming. On a second-and-4 from the Stanford 48, he sacked Marcus Mariota for a 3-yard loss. Facing third-and-long, Mariota threw an interception on the next play.

http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/...y-anderson

I also enjoyed reading the butt-hurt comments from Oregon fans trying to argue that Stanford didn't WIN the game, rather Oregon LOST it. It reminds me of some of the grumblings I heard in the stands after the 2009 game. Isn't the fact that Stanford is 2-2 in the last 4 years enough to make those guys realize Stanford's legitimate competition?

[stupac2]

It was a good article, I don't tend to keep track of who's doing what on defense during a game, so even though I've seen that twice I wasn't truly aware of his impact.

And the one Oregon fan I'm actually friends with has always been afraid to face us. I think among the non-bandwagon fans of both teams there's healthy mutual respect, but Oregon has an awful lot of shithead bandwagoners, from what I've seen.

[stupac2]

It was a good article, I don't tend to keep track of who's doing what on defense during a game, so even though I've seen that twice I wasn't truly aware of his impact.

And the one Oregon fan I'm actually friends with has always been afraid to face us. I think among the non-bandwagon fans of both teams there's healthy mutual respect, but Oregon has an awful lot of shithead bandwagoners, from what I've seen.