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Move over Smurfs, Oregon has the ‘Supreme Team’
By Allan Lazo
Of the Emerald
The Supreme Team Show.
They are Oregon’s latest football fan
club, and without them, the Ducks
would be short about half.of their points
this season.
The Supreme Team Show: four words
for four Oregon players who aren’t just
whistling Dixie.
“The” is for 5-8 flanker Lew Barnes
who has become the key big-play man
for the Ducks this season.
“Supreme” is for 5-9 tailback Kevin
McCall whose multiple talents have
helped the Ducks to their 5-5 record this
season.
“Team” is for 5-9 freshman James
Harper who has shown great promise in
Oregon’s backfield.
And, the “Show” is for 5-8 tailback
Tony Cherry who has quickly become
one of the Ducks’ game-breakers this
past season.
“We’re all under 5-9 and playing in
the Pac-10 conference. We think that is
kind of special, so we just made up a lit
tle group,’’ said Cherry who was a red
shirt last year after transferring from
Riverside City Junior College in
California.
While Oregon has scored a total of 210
points this season, The Supreme Team
Show has tallied 15 touchdowns, in
cluding Barnes’ team-high seven. Mc
Call has added five touchdowns and
Cherry another three.
“We have proven that you don’t have
to be big to play,” says McCall.“Or 6-6,
250-pounds to have fun playing foot
ball,” interjects Harper.
After an impressive spring workout,
Cherry moved to second on the depth
chart behind McCall at tailback. The
moved has paid off for Oregon coach
Rich Brooks.
On the season, Cherry has gained 456
yards on 79 carries for a 5.8 yard
average, just 24 yards behind McCall
who leads the team in rushing with 480.
But, Cherry’s real forte lies in his help
with the special teams where he has been
ranked in the top ten nationally in
kickoff returns. Cherry has returned 28
kickoffs for 725 yards, averaging 25.9
yards per return.
McCall, a senior, has been Oregon’s
bread and butter man. He has started all
but one game this year.
McCall seems to have been tailor-made
for Oregon’s offense. He is tied with
Barnes atop the receiving list with 36
receptions going into this Saturday’s
season finale with Oregon State Univer
sity at Corvallis.
While Oregon quarterback Chris
Miller has gone to his backs more often,
Barnes has continued to be the excite
ment of the Duck offense.
Last season, Barnes had 30 receptions
for 625 yards and five touchdowns. But
this year, Barnes has improved on that
total with 36 receptions for 623 yards,
averaging just over 17 yards per catch,
Barnes is only three TD receptions
away from Bobby Moore's single-season
school record of ten touchdown recep
tions. But “sweet” Lew has only the
Civil War contest left to catch Moore
after he missed the Arizona State Univer
sity game last week because of a sprained
knee.
“We’re a pretty exciting bunch of
guys," says Barnes.
While the three stars of The Supreme
Team Show continue to shine with big
plays for Oregon, freshman Harper has
taken a different perspective.
Harper, a redshirt last season, has
gained only 38 yards on nine carries but
is test seen as an investment in the
future for the Ducks.
et al.
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