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Oregon Starters
OFFENSE
SE - 8 Derrick Deadwiler
LT - 77 Stave Hardin
LG - 63 Eric Barnes
C - 57 Tom Curran
RG - 65 Mike DiFonxo
RT - 66 Justin Starck
TE - 90 Josh Wiicox
QB - 16 Danny O'Neil
FB - 33 Pulou Malepeai
TB - 21 Sean Burwell
FL - 6 Crlstin McLemore
DEFENSE
LE - 54 Gary Williams
NT - 50 Silia Malepeai
RE 97 Romeo Bandison
LO - 46 John Taumopeau
ML - 39 Dave Massey
IL - 44 Jeremy Asher
RO - 40 Ernest Jones
LC - 1 Alex Molden
SS - 7 Chad Cota
FS - 5 Dante Lewis
RC - 29 Issac Walker
P - 3 Tommy Thompson
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Oregon quarterback Danny O'Neil has gotten oft to a great start for the 3-1 Ducks. who will host USC on Saturday afternoon.
USC Starters
OFFENSE
WR - 80 Johnnie Morton
LT - 58 Jason Keiderting
LG - 56 Jeremy Hogue
C - 61 Craig Gibson
RG 68 Kyle Ramsay
RT - 76 Norberto Garrido
TE - 82 Bradford Banta
QB - H Rob Johnson
FB - 25 Deon Strother
TB - 28 David Dotson
WR - 8 Ken Grace
H - 87 Johnny McWilliams
DEFENSE
DE - 55 Willie McGinest
DT - 92 Matt Keneley
NT - 96 Mike Hinz
DE - 93 Darren Callaway
OL - 59 Gerald Caruthers
IL - 40 Joe Barry
OL - 35 Jeff Kopp
CB - 18 Jason Sehorn
CB - 1 John Herpin
SS - 24 Mike Salmon
FS - 4 Jason Oliver
P- 17 John Stonehouse
Ducks. Troians prepare for battle in key Pac-10 Conference game
By Steve Mims
Oregon and USC head into Saturday's game with
opposite records, but the teams find themselves in sim
ilar positions.
Both teams are coming off of disappointing Pacific
10 Conference losses last Saturday and are hoping to
rebound with a win this week Oregon (3-1 overall.
0-1 in the conference) blew a 30-0 lead at California
last weekend latfore falling 42-41 to the Golden Bears,
and the Trojans (2-3. 1-1) were trounced 38-7 at Ari
zona.
Saturday's game at Autzen Stadium has been moved
to 3:38 p in. to accommodate a live telecast by Prime
Network.
The Trojans are coming off of a torturous early-sea
son schedule that has seen them lose to No. 15 North
Carolina, eighth-ranked Penn State and the 12th-ranked
Wildcats. USC head coach )ohn Robinson is hoping to
turn the season around beginning this weekend.
"From our perspective, we have to win this game,
said Robinson, who graduated from Oregon in
and was a Duck assistant coach for 12 years. "Then we
have to come home and beat Oregon State. If we do
that, we are 3-1."
Oregon head coach Rich Brooks has set high goals
for his team this year and knows Saturday’s game is
essential if they are to achieve those goals.
"If we lose this game, we are probably not going to
the Rose Bowl," Brooks said. "I am uncertain as to what
they will try to do. but I expect them to run the ball
If they look at our films and see how we defensed pass
es against Montana and California they might be
inclined to throw it.”
USC has a rich tradition of running the ball under
Robinson, but injuries may limit their ability to do
so. The Trojans lost starting running back Dwight
McFadden in the season-opening loss to North Car
olina. and three starters on the offensive line will miss
the game, including All-American tackle Tony Bosel
li.
Tht! Trojans have been hit by the injury bug on spe
cial teams as well this weekend, as kicker Cole Ford
has a stress fracture in his back and may redshirt the
season. Mike Salmon, the team's strong safety, has tak
en over the kicking duties and has made two of his three
field goal attempts this year.
USC’s running game becomes even more uncertain
this week when Robinson mentioned he may replace
starting tailback David Dotson with freshman Shawn
Walters. Walters leads USC in rushing with IH7 yards,
despite having more than half as many carries as Dot
son.
USt; may open up the passing game, which features
the dangerous combination of quarterback Rob John
son and receiver Johnny Morton. Johnson has com
pleted 68.8 percent of his passes for 1.236 yards and
10 touchdowns. Morton has been on the receiving end
of 40 of those passes and averages more than 15 yards
per reception. The 6-foot-2 receiver caught three touch
down passes in US(i s 30-7 win over the Ducks last year
in Los Angeles.
Oregon's passing offense has been explosive as well
early in the season, led by quorturlwc k Danny O’Neil,
who ranks eighth in the country in total offense and
ninth in passing efficiency O'Neil is averaging 303
yards passing per game and has a 3-1 touchdown-to
interception ratio.
"There has never been four lietter games in a row by
a quarterback at Oregon than Danny has played in the
first four games.” Brooks said. "We’ve had (Boh) Berry.
(Chris) Miller. (Dan) Fouls and (Bill) Musgrave; none
of the others have played four gumes in a row like
O’Neil has played this year.”
USC’s defense is spearheaded by linebacker-tumed
defensive end Willie McGinest. The senior led the Pac
10 a year ago with 10 quarterback sac ks, and currently
leads the team with 31 tackles and six pass deflections.
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