Sadly, hot Husky kicker Jeff Jaeger (Caydance had seen his picture in the program, but the adjective probably referred to his field-goal percentage) kicked a 42-yard field goal, and at half time the score was Stanford 14 - Washington 10.
Brushing under the stadium seat the crumbs from the Black Forest Ham and Gruyere cheese sandwich that she had packed along with a can of beer painted to look like Coca Cola (which was an artist’s skill she had learned at Cal), Caydance watched the Stanford Band make a suggestive formation on the field -- as she waited for the return of Griff to the sidelines.
During the first half, she had photographed him in various coach poses that were suitable for his Father to show his Mother at lunch in the Bow River Valley.
In the first half, Stanford Quarterback John Paye led a 71-yard eight play drive which culminated in a touchdown when Tight End Eric Snelson eluded the Huskies defense in the end zone. A near perfect performance, Caydance thought, but Huskies Quarterback Chris Chandler evened the score -- until with only a few minutes left in the half, Paye reached Henley and then Scott in a drive that culminated with a 3rd and 18 thrilling touchdown pass to back-in-the-lineup Wide Receiver Jeff James.