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12 Ducks honored for academics
By Steva Mims
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Oregon placed a dozen stu
dent-athletes on the Pacific-to
Conference all-academic learn
during the fall, including five
players on first learns
Three members of tin* Oregon
football team's defensive squad
made the Pac-lO’s first team
Linebacker Bryon Rockwell,
defensive lineman Mark Slyrnon
and safety Jeff Sherman were all
honored hv the conferwre e
Sherman, a junior moiorinx in
exercise and movement science,
had 20 tackles and three pass
deflections for the 5-6 Dm ks in
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merit major, had 12 tarkles and
two sar is before his season was
cut short after seven games due
to injury Rot kwell. a senior
general business major, returned
from injury last sear to roeord 14
tar kies, inr lurfing seven in the
season ending 15-14 loss to Ore
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women’s i r<jss country teams
had three team members each
named to the all-academe team
Junior Jenna Carlson, a psyt hoi
ogy major with a 3.33 GPA, was
named to the (irst team, while
teammates Jill Callero and
Ninmh Zwagerman made sei
ond-tenm Callero carries a 3.56
CPA In Kxen ise and Movement
Science, and Zwagerman is a
Romance lainguages imi|or with
a 3 57 GPA
Senior John Dimoff represent
ed the Oregon men's team on
the first team, with a 3.50 GPA
in economics. Redshirt fresh
man Rick Cantwell was selected
to the second team after earning
a 3.55 GPA while undecided on
a major Sophomore Tim
Mahon, a chemistry major with
a 3.28 GPA. was an honorable
mention
The volleyball team also had
three players honored by the
conference, let! bv senior Nicole
Itedberg. who has a .3 15 C.I’A in
lino and applied arts Junior
Angee Henderson, a biology
inagir with a 3 58 GPA. and red
shirt Iri shman Amy Mi Neel, a
psychology major with a t.02
GPA. were both named honor
able mention
To !x> eligible for these teams,
a student-athlete must be a
starter nr prominent reserve
with a (iPA above ;! 0
Kaufman to stay at UW
for his senior season
SEATTLE (AIM — The
Washington Huskies will
have Napoleon Kaufman
hack next season
Just 440 yards from U*< orn
ing the all-time rusher in the
Huskies' history, the 5*foot>9
sc ntboi k nnnounc ed Monday
that he has dt-< ided to stay in
Seattle for his senior season
Kaufman. 20. made his
annoum ament at a t ampus
news conference after the
Ni l. Iasi Thursday told him
where he was projec ted to be
pit ked in April's NT!, draft
Kaufman didn't get the
right projection
Kaufman refused Monday
to discuss what he'd learned
from the NFL. But he said. ''1
feel that I'm a first round
pick Obviously. I have a lot
of room to improve, but I feel
I can run yvith the best of
them."
On Monday. Washington
coach Iiiii Lamhright said he
didn't know what the NFL
had said about Kaufman's
prospects
There had been specula
tion that Kaufman could fie
c hosen as late as the third or
fourth round.
As a third-round pit k this
year, the 179-pound Kauf
man probably could have
made about $250,000 ns an
NI’L return specialist, a nick
el wide receiver and a spot
running hack
Kaufman hopes to enhance
his draft status by playing his
final season at Washington.
Hot he knows lie's still going
to be a first-round longshot
because of his size.
"I'm not going to got any
bigger." ho said "I'm no!
going to got (to) 6 foot in a
year and I'm not going to be
200 pounds."
Kaufman’s status was
uncertain after the Huskies
finished their 1993 season
with a victory over Washing
ton State Nov. 20
Kaufman rushed for a
school single-season record
1,299 yards ns a junior, help
ing the Huskies post a 7-4
record in their first of two
years on l’ac-10 probation for
breaking NCAA rules
Because Washington has
been banned from going to a
bowl game for two consecu
tive seasons and because of
Kaufman's outstanding
junior season, he was expect
ed to enter the draft early.
Kaufman went to the Rose
Bowl as a true freshman and
sophomore.
Kaufman's decision to stay
left Lambright optimistic
about the 1994 season. Wash
ington will open next season
against Southern Cal, Ohio
State. Miami and UCLA.
"We |ust got the No. 1
recruit of the season." Lain
bright said It's a lot easier
to coach with a back who
makes your linemen look
good With 2.051 yards in
three seasons, Kaufman is a
sure bet to break the Wash
ington career rushing record
of 3,091 yards set by Joe
Steele from 1970 through
1979.
Kaufman said he planned
to take out an insurance poli
cy, under NCAA rules, in
i ase he gets hurt next season
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