College Football Belt - 1990 Arizona at Washington
 

Arizona

Wildcats

Washington

Huskies ©

Played November 3, 1990

at Husky Stadium

Seattle, Washington

  

 

Teams' Belt Records

 

Team

Belt

Reigns

Overall

Record

Home

Record

Away

Record

Neutral

Record

W

L

T

PCT

W

L

T

PCT

W

L

T

PCT

W

L

T

PCT

Arizona 2 4 7 0 .364 2 3 0 .400 2 4 0 .333        
Washington © 7 18 8 0 .692 10 3 0 .769 8 4 0 .667 0 1 0 .000

 

Previous Belt Meetings

 

11/4/1978

Arizona

21

10/27/1984

Arizona

12

Washington ©

31

Washington ©

28

 

 

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Final

Arizona

0

3

0

7

10

Washington

14

14

10

16

54

 

The 23rd ranked, 6-2 Arizona Wildcats of coach Dick Tomey faced the 7th ranked, 7-1 Washington Huskies of coach Don James in Seattle for The Belt.  The Wildcats had reigned as Belt champions for 2 weeks earlier in the season before falling to California.  The Huskies ground game dominated, rushing for 260 yards & 4 touchdowns while QB Mark Brunell threw for 2 more scores in a 54-10 blowout of the former champs.  Washington took control of the game in the 1st quarter when All-Pac 10 RB Greg Lewis scored on a 5-yard touchdown run & All-Pac 10 RB Beno Bryant returned a punt 70 yards for another score.  Arizona's PK Gary Coston scored the only points for the Wildcats in the 1st half when he hit a 43-yard field goal in the 2nd quarter.  The Huskies scored 2 more touchdowns in the 2nd quarter with Brunell throwing to TE Aaron Pierce for a 12-yard touchdown pass & to WR Mario Bailey for a 47-yard touchdown pass as Washington took a 28-3 lead to the locker room for halftime.  The 3rd quarter was again all Washington as PK Travis Hanson hit a 40-yard field goal & Brunell scored on a 2-yard run pushing the lead to 34-3 through three quarters.  Huskies' CB Dana Hall blocked an Arizona punt out of the end zone for a safety in the 4th quarter before QB Billy Joe Holbert scored on a 3-yard touchdown run making the score Washington 47 Arizona 3.  Arizona’s only touchdown came on a 19-yard touchdown run by RB Lamont Lovett before Bryant finished the scoring with a 73-yard touchdown run.  Brunell finished with 169 yards passing with his 2 touchdowns while Lewis rushed for 103 yards with his touchdown.  Arizona's QB George Malauulu threw for 142 yards & WR Terrance Vaughn had 5 catches for 104 yards in the loss.  Washington finished the season 10-2; Pac 10 Champions, ranked 5th nationally while the Wildcats finished 7-5.  Arizona would play for The Belt again in 1992.

 

Arizona Game Stats Washington Game Stats
 

Rushing

Yards

Att

Yards

TDs

Avg

Gain

Rushing

Yards

Att

Yards

TDs

Avg

Gain

George Malauulu 7 35 0 5.00 Greg Lewis 22 103 1 4.68
Reggie McGill 7 26 0 3.71 Beno Bryant 1 73 1 73.00
Lamont Lovett 11 21 1 1.91 Eugene Harris 5 28 0 5.60
Michael Streidnig 9 15 0 1.67 Jay Barry 4 27 0 6.75
 
Passing Att Comp Int Yards TDs Passing Att Comp Int Yards TDs
George Malauulu 15 7 0 142 0 Mark Brunell 18 11 0 169 2
Ron Veal 5 3 0 36 0            
 

Receiving

Yards

Catches

Yards

TDs

Avg

Gain

Receiving

Yards

Catches

Yards

TDs

Avg

Gain

Terrance Vaughn 5 104 0 20.80 Aaron Pierce 4 66 1 16.50
Reggie McGill 2 51 0 25.50 Mario Bailey 3 64 1 21.33
Kyle Jan 2 17 0 8.50          

 

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