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Oregon struggled offensively in 2006, averaging 29.5 PPG, one of the lower marks of the Bellotti era. Quarterback play was inconsistent (Brady Leaf started), and the team lost 6 games for the first time since 1999. They lost to BYU 38-8 in the Las Vegas Bowl to end the season on a low note. See all coaching eras.
Brady Leaf was the primary quarterback in 2006. Dennis Dixon also saw playing time. Leaf struggled with consistency, and the offense never found a rhythm. Dixon would take over as the starter in 2007 and become a Heisman contender. See the best players in Oregon history.
Oregon lost to BYU 38-8 in the Las Vegas Bowl to finish 7-6. It was a blowout that capped an already disappointing season. See all Oregon postseason history.
Oregon finished 7-6 in 2006 (6-6 regular season, plus bowl win). While not technically a losing record, it was the worst season of the Bellotti era until that point and a significant step back from the 2005 team that went 10-2. See the full Oregon timeline.
Yes. Stewart was a sophomore in 2006 and shared carries in the backfield. He would break out as a star in 2007 with 1,722 rushing yards. See Oregon players in the NFL.
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