KEMP
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"During winter term I have more time to do
other things, and it's easy to get caught up in
them," he said
Kemp redshirled his sophomore year in 1987.
and didn't get to plas until hist year, when he
had 14 tac hies as a back-up to Derek Horton
After spring practice this year. Kemp was the
leading < undidate for starting tree safety, but end
ed up starting only in the "Hawk" par huge after
Krir Castle took over as the free safety. The back
up role doesn't bother Kemp, however
"It's alright." he said, "as long .is I get to pla\
and contribute, and that's |ust the wav it should
be We should he com erncd with team unity, not
individual effort
In fact. Coach Kiel) Brooks and Schuler don't
see Kemp's role as a back-up one
"I don’t consider him a back-up." Brooks said
"He's playing an awful lot. making contribu
lions, especially with the interceptions
"I consider him a starter." Schuler said "He's
been very, very good as a starter on the 'Hawk'
team. He is a great athlete He was right on the
verge of being a starting cornerback. hut we
moved him inside because ol his speed
Kemp has also had to play with a nagging
shoulder injury lie suffered a year ago.
"I respect him for playing hurt." Si huler said,
"and that darn thing is still bothering him "
Schuler describes Kemp as a deep thinker olt
th»* field, and said that mannerism carries over on
to the field
"lie's not a big rah-rah guy.” Schuler ex
plained "lie has always kept the game in per
spei live, and hasn't made it his whole life lie re
alizes that football is pist a game ”
Perhaps the realization tomes from his experi
ences in life hemp grew up in Milpitas Calif
an area he likens to a melting pot of all different
types of people His desire for counseling tomes
from the days when his brother's and sister's
friends would come over and talk alxiut their
problems
So when he tame to Oregon hemp became a
peer adviser
"I am the type to come up to freshmen and
break the ice." he saitl I ask them how their
chesses are going, anti how life is going just so
they know they t an come and talk
hemp saitl he also enjovs working with dixad
vanteged i hildreu
"It's the relationships with the kids I enjov the
most " he saitl "Some ol the kids are mentally
disturbed, and some are bright and tost don't
have a home I just trv to give them examples anti
experiences anti tr\ to tell them it will all work
out."
hemp saitl that his skills in communication
have carried over to the team, and Brooks agrees
"Hr is a bright, articulate, and serious young
man." Brooks saitl "He gives us leadership, and
at safety von really have to communit ate well
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