No. 7 Oregon State seeks 7-0 start at Washington

Seattle : WA : USA | Oct 26, 2012 at 5:13 PM PDT

Source: The Bellingham Herald

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When Mike Riley was forced to make the decision on whether to bring back Sean Mannion just a few weeks after knee surgery or stay with Cody Vaz, he referenced the call he made just a few months earlier. Mannion won the job in fall camp, so it was a clear choice to go back to him now, especially with... FULL ARTICLE AT The Bellingham Herald

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