Cook Rushes for 108, Beavers Fall to No. 5 Huskies

Saturday, October 22

Seattle, Wash.

3:30 PM

Oregon State

2-5 , 1-3

Washington

7-0 , 4-0

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Oregon State

Washington

Tim Cook rushed for 108 yards and a touchdown against No. 5 Washington. (Photo by Karl Maasdam)

Photo by: Karl Maasdam/Oregon State Athletics

October 22, 2016 | Football

Box Score Post-Game Notes Post-Game Notes Stats

Victor Bolden Jr. scored on a 75-yard run in the third quarter

By: Jeff Schmidt

SEATTLE — Marcus McMaryion passed for 148 yards and Tim Cook rushed for a career-high 108, as the Oregon State Beavers fell to No. 5 Washington, 41-17, Saturday night at Husky Stadium.

Oregon State (2-5, 1-3 Pac-12) produced 325 yards of offense, led by third-string quarterback Marcus McMaryion who made his second start of his career and first of the season. The sophomore threw for 148 yards on 12 of 26, while targeting Victor Bolden Jr. five times for 58 yards. Tim Cook led the rushing attack with 108 yards on 18 attempts, including his first rushing touchdown of his career.

Washington (7-0, 4-0 Pac-12) stays atop the Pac-12 North standings after racking up 519 yards of total offense. Husky quarterback, Jake Browning totaled four touchdowns—three throwing, one rushing—and recorded 291 yards through the air. Running back, Myles Gaskin rushed for 128 yards, while John Ross and Dante Pettis also added to the offense, both receiving over 100 yards and Pettis scoring twice.

The Huskies scored during its first three offensive possessions combining for 199 yards—165 through the air—on 19 plays. The Huskies added to their lead with a rushing score and a field goal to lead at halftime, 31-0.

Following the break, Oregon State scored its first points of the game on a 29-yard field goal, after an eight play, 46-yard drive stalled. The Beavers trailed 38-3 before they found the end zone, as Bolden broke off a 75-yard touchdown run on first play of OSU's second drive of the half to trail 38-10 midway through the third quarter. Oregon State held UW to a field goal late in the third, before it scored the only points in the fourth quarter after a 9-yard rushing touchdown by Cook.

The Beavers played the game missing 74 percent of their rushing production with Ryan Nall not dressed and 91 percent of the team's total passing yards with Darell Garretson and Conor Blount being sidelined. OSU played with 63 available players—seven fewer than alowed for a visiting team by Pac-12 regulations.

The Beavers return home to host rival Washington State next Saturday night for Homecoming and Military Day. Military personnel can receive free tickets HERE.

Saturday's game also features the celebration of the 1942 Men of Roses Rose Bowl Team. For all the details click HERE.

Tickets remain for this Saturday's game at beavertickets.com. or during weekday business hours at 1-800-GO-BEAVS. Kickoff is scheduled for approximately 7:45 p.m., for a game that will be televised by ESPN2.

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