Khalil Tate and his Arizona Wildcats were dominant in pummeling the Oregon State Beavers 49-28 on Saturday night in Tucson.
The Wildcats did nearly all of their damage on the ground, rushing for a school-record 534 yards and scoring all seven of their touchdowns via the running game.
Arizona scored touchdowns on four of five drives in the first half. Meanwhile, Oregon State's five first-half possessions all ended in punts. The Wildcats led 28-0 at halftime, and their advantage in total yardage was equally lopsided: 384-82.
The Beavers put together two solid scoring drives in the third quarter, but Tate's 71-yard touchdown run was sandwiched between them, and then the Wildcats scored again late in the third to go back up 28, at 42-14.