COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Pacific 10 Roundup : Stanford Has Too Much for Oregon

Brad Muster rushed for 151 yards and 2 touchdowns and caught a pass for a third score to lead Stanford to a 41-7 victory over Oregon in a Pacific 10 game Saturday at Eugene, Ore.

Quarterback John Paye completed 14 of 20 passes for 191 yards and 2 touchdowns for the Cardinal, 5-1 overall and 2-1 in conference play heading into next Saturday’s game against USC.

The Ducks are 2-5 and 0-4.

Oregon quarterback Chris Miller completed 25 of 40 passes for 242 yards to become the Ducks’ leader in career total offense and completions, surpassing records set 14 years ago by Dan Fouts.

Muster, a junior, moved into second on Stanford’s career rushing list with 1,822 yards.

Stanford’s Thomas Henley scored on a 92-yard punt return to set a school record. The longest previous punt return was 80 yards in 1923.

Arizona 23, Oregon State 12--Gary Coston kicked three field goals, and freshman tailback Art Greathouse scored on a 43-yard run as the 16th-ranked Wildcats beat the Beavers in a Pac-10 game at Tucson.

Greathouse’s touchdown with 1:52 remaining capped a 46-yard drive in two plays that thwarted a late Oregon State threat and sealed the victory for the Wildcats (5-1 and 2-1).

The Beavers, a heavy underdog, had closed to within 16-12 with 2:30 left on Dowell Williams’ 1-yard run to cap a 73-yard drive. Oregon State (1-5 and 1-3) tried a two-point conversion pass, but it failed.

Coston’s 32-yard field goal with 9:29 to play in the third quarter was his 12th straight, tying a school record set by Max Zendejas in 1984.

Erik Wilhelm, the Beavers’ sophomore quarterback who leads the conference in passing, completed 35 of 56 attempts for 347 yards with no interceptions. Jenkins was 9 of 18 for 84 yards and 1 interception.

Arizona’s David Adams rushed for 111 yards in 17 carries. Greathouse had 65 yards in 7 carries.

Washington 48, Bowling Green 0--Rick Fenney rushed for the first two touchdowns, and Andre Riley scored on a 66-yard punt return at Seattle as the ninth-ranked Huskies took a break from the Pac-10 race.

Tony Zackery intercepted two passes, and the Huskies held Bowling Green to 100 yards.

The Huskies, who won their third straight, are 5-1 and 2-1. The Falcons, from the Mid-American Conference, are 3-4.