... roles were reversed for Oregon State on Saturday, as the defense finally slowed down a high-powered offense and gave their own attack a chance at putting the game out of reach.

Sophomore QB Ryan Katz finally showed signs of his inexperience as he threw three interceptions in costly situations to open the door for Washington QB Jake Locker to put the game on ice in overtime. The Huskies picked up the sensational 35-34 win on an Oregon State failed two-point conversion.

The Beavers defense just couldn't stop the Huskies in the short game in overtime, and Locker, together with RB Chris Polk officially made their statement for a bowl berth.

With ...

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