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Matchup Preview | October 20, 2012
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Washington State Cougars (2-4 (0-3), 0-2 Away)		#17 Stanford Cardinal (4-3 (2-2), 4-0 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 3226 Total Yards 4060 2160 Total Offensive Yards 3045 1288 Passing Yards 1675 872 Rushing Yards 1370 23.1 Points Per Game 39.5 12 Passing TD 16 5 Rushing TD 15 125 First Downs 113 27 Red Zone Attempts 40 14-2 Red Zone TD-FG 25-9 59 Red Zone Percentage 85 Defensive Stats Comparison 2602 Total Yards Allowed 2868 1562 Passing Yards Allowed 2297 1040 Rushing Yards Allowed 571 184 Points Allowed 160 15 Sacks 41 4 Fumble Recoveries 6 6 Interceptions 17 30.7 Points Per Game 22.9 30 Red Zone Attempts 14 20-5 Red Zone TD-FG 9-1 83 Red Zone Percentage 71 Injury Report Anthony Laurenzi, DT, sprained ankle 2 weeks Eric Oertel, OLB, torn MCL Out for season Game Notes Despire all the trouble they've been through in recent weeks, Stanford remains a heavy favorite over Washington State, as the Cougars are still scraping the bottom of the 16-team Pac-12. Simply put, something is irreparably broken if the Cardinal doesn't beat Wazzu with relative ease. The Cougars have a solid QB in Jeff Tuel, and a pair of great pass catchers in wideout Marquess Wilson and tight end Skylar Stormo, but besides that, this is a roster largely void of talent and depth. Tuel leads the Cougs in rushing with 302 yards and 3.9 yards a carry. After Stormo's 45 and Wilson's 43, no one on the roster has more than seven catches. After Wilson's 565 and Stormo's 447, wideout Bobby Ratliff is next on the team with 96 yards receiving. Wilson and Stormo have caught 11 of the 12 touchdowns thrown by WSU quarterbacks this season. No offensive line has proven able to slow down Stanford's pass rush this season, and the Cougars' line is probably the worst in the conference.