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Bleacher Report: LaMichael James Has the Highlight of Week 2 in Oregon's Win Over Tennessee

Oregon’s ground game just couldn’t get started in the first half of their game tonight in Tennessee and trailed the Volunteers early 13-3. It looked as though the inexperienced Volunteers were going to run away with contest against the No. 7 Ducks. But Darron Thomas’ passing and a third down personal foul against Tennessee gave Oregon new life deep in Volunteer territory.  Thomas then hit David Paulson for a 27-yard score to tie the game 13-13 at halftime. But LaMichael James exploded to start off the second half with an amazing 72-yard broken field run that has to be the ...

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