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Postgame Notes - Oregon

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By: Washington State Athletic Communications

PULLMAN, Wash. - No. 25 Washington State recorded a 34-20 victory over No. 12 Oregon at Martin Stadium Saturday evening. Check out the postgame notes and top social media posts from the win.

GAME NOTES
• Oregon lost the toss, WSU elected to receive, WSU's first time winning the toss in 2018
Kyle Sweet and Peyton Pelluer were game captains for the 7th straight game
• Attendance: 33,152, 2nd Martin Stadium sellout of the season (Eastern Washington)

TEAM NOTES
• 5th season under Coach Mike Leach WSU is bowl eligible, bowl eligible for the 4th consecutive season for the 1st time in WSU history
• Leach recorded his 44th career win at WSU, tying Jim Walden for 3rd-most in WSU history
• WSU won its 11th straight game at Martin Stadium, the 3rd-long home winning streak in program history
• WSU held Oregon to 58 total rushing yards, the 2nd lowest the defense has allowed this season
• WSU rushed for one touchdown, upping season total to 13 after rushing for 8 all of last season
• WSU beat Oregon for the 4th-straight season, the 1st beating Oregon 4 straight years since 1981-84
• WSU did not allow a sack for the 2nd straight game and 4th time this season

PLAYER NOTES
Marcus Strong (CB) made his 1st start of the season, 7th of his career
Peyton Pelluer played his 48th career game, Gabe Marks (WR) and Daniel Ekuale (DL) hold WSU record with 51 games played
Gardner Minshew II threw four TD passes, 323 yards, his 7th straight 300-yard game
Dezmon Patmon caught his 3rd TD of the season, totaled 81-yards on six catches
James Williams rushed for 1 TD, his 6th rushing TD of the season and 20th total TD of his career, rushed for 53 total yards
Jalen Thompson tied his season-high of 7 tackles, added 3 pass breakups
Max Borghi caught a career-high 7 passes for a career-high 51-yards, caught his 2nd TD pass of the season, rushed for 40 yards
Renard Bell caught his 2nd TD of the season, 5th of his career
Peyton Pelluer recorded 4 tackles, one quarterback hurry
• Pelluer upped his career tackle total to 308, passed Artie Holmes for 10th-most tackles in WSU history
• Fa'avae Fa'avea record his 1st career solo sack, shared one earlier this season
Jahad Woods record his 5th career solo sack, his 3rd of the season
• Willie Taylor record his 2nd career solo sack

TOP SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS

Something special is happening here at WSU and the fun is just beginning!