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in the first quarter, washington state downed a punt at the 1 and forced a punt without a first down. after regaining possession at the wolverines 47, leaf connected with mckenzie on a 15-yard play to take a 7–0 lead with 3:07 remaining. michigan moved the ball to the washington state 37 before punting. leaf marched the cougars to the michigan 14, but woodson intercepted him in the end zone. the teams traded punts before griese found streets in stride on the right sideline for a 53-yard touchdown pass to tie the game with 7:08 left in the first half. leaf opened the second half with a 99-yard drive for a go-ahead touchdown to take a 13–7 lead after the extra point was blocked. key plays on the drive included a 19-yard pass shawn mcwashington and a 30-yard pass kevin mckenzie to reach the michigan 38. one play later, leaf connected with mckenzie for 20 more yards. then shawn tims took a reverse play 14 yards for the score with 8:33 remaining in the third quarter. on the ensuing possession, michigan mixed four runs by howard with a pair of short passes to shaw before griese found streets for a 58-yard play-action pass touchdown to take a 14–13 lead with 5:07 left. after a punt by washington state, griese led a 14-play 77-yard drive that ended with a tuman 23-yard play-action touchdown pass with 11:21 to go for a 21–13 lead. in the fourth quarter leaf converted a 3rd-and-18 play from his own 12 by connecting with mckenzie for 19 yards. then a 42-yard pass to dejuan gilmore moved the ball to the michigan 27. washington state settled for a rian lindell 48-yard field goal with 7:25 to play to make the score 21–16. michigan started a drive that included four consecutive third down conversions and consumed most of the clock. the conversions were as follows: a 3rd-and-11 griese scramble to the michigan 29; a 3rd-and-7 lateral to woodson who faked a pass before running eight yards to keep the drive alive; on 3rd-and-6 a 13-yard pass to shaw; and a 3rd-and-7 pass to woodson taking the ball to the washington state 33. a pooch punt by feely from field goal formation left washington state on its own 7-yard-line with 29 seconds remaining. the game ended in confusion with leaf being deemed too late in an attempt to spike the ball to stop the clock for a last play. the drive began at the cougar 7-yard-line with 16 seconds left to play. leaf completed a 46-yard pass to nian taylor to move the ball to the michigan 47. washington state drew an illegal formation penalty with 9 seconds remaining, but executed a hook and lateral play for 26-yards to the michigan 26, with an 8-yard catch by love jefferson and an 18-yard run by jason clayton, who was tackled by weathers and jones. with 2 seconds to play the clock was stopped to move the chains. with no timeouts left, leaf spiked the football, but although there appeared to be 1 second remaining on the clock, dick burleson, the referee from the southeastern conference crew, shook his head as leaf contested the decision. michigan's victory evened the series between the pac-10 and big ten in the rose bowl at 26 wins apiece.
1998 rose bowl
bullet::::- washington state sen. mary margaret haugen (d-camano island)









































bullet::::- washington state sen. chris marr (d-spokane)









































bullet::::- washington state sen. rosemary mcauliffe (d-seattle)









































bullet::::- washington state sen. and senate democratic caucus vice-chair ed murray (d-seattle)









































bullet::::- washington state sen. eric oemig (d-kirkland)









































bullet::::- washington state sen. craig pridemore (d-vancouver)









































bullet::::- washington state sen. tim sheldon (d-potlatch)









































bullet::::- washington state rep. maralyn chase (d-shoreline)









































bullet::::- washington state house speaker frank chopp (d-seattle)









































bullet::::- washington state rep. mary lou dickerson (d-seattle)









































bullet::::- washington state rep. deborah eddy (d-bellevue)









































bullet::::- washington state rep. bob hasegawa (d-seattle)
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