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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1994)
a f The Ducks are going to Pasadena for the Roses! You only have to go to * \ Flowers <§• Gijts °,se • , QQf $Q99 p6ClCllSis*y to i/S dozen *pped /et our Santa help you with your Christmas gift list f or your favorite Duc k, we have U of O Rose Bowl coffee mugs. Christmas Tree ornaments and Rose Bowl pennants Also, teddy bears, gift gourmet baskets, plants, chocolates & seasonal floral arrangements for local & worldwide deliveries (>07 I 1 iih Ju-.i ivm block* (rum l of 0 Bookwott • 484 CvHKH J lave a Merry Christmas i ROSE BOWL 1995 MAC Continued from Page 18B (8) and not receiving yards (a74) on only ,12 receptions As McLemore is quick lo point out, those statistic s am meager when you com par® them to what the California native did when healthy last season In 1993, he ( aught 50 Iwlls for 791 yards, a near 16 ynrd overage, and hauled in 10 touc hdown passes to tie Bobbv Moore's sc hool m ord Hut the Oregon career leader in touch down receptions (19) still has that air about him that ensures others that he will gc*t the job done I hear that a lot.” Mciwrnore said about the sense that he exudes "It makes me feel gcKxi to have somebody feel that wav and to have that rnu< h c onfidem e in me and my abilities l like to be in the spotlight. "I think a lot of people anticipate that something positive is going to happen when I'rti on the field and that's good because it shows that I've I wen doing my mb 1 he spec lid part of it for me is how much fun it can l»> to have that success ” Besides his own injuries. Mclximore was faced with the career-ending injury to one of his closest friends on the team, junior split end Kory Murphy, after the second game of the 1004 season Ilia! was a tough situation," Mt loraore saui about Murphy's injury and his deci sion to wear Murphy's uniform number this season. "At that (mint in time I had to make a dis tsion on what I was going to do as far as stepping up in his place Just tak ing his number was tust a little bit of it by helping people remember him and letting them know that he's still with us," "When (iris decided to do that." Mur phy said, "it just (vailv showed me that he • S ,1 true friend III’ .Hid i have Iw-en thru ..-h every thing and I'm just thankful that one of us is really succeeding." McLamore’s numbers may be lower tins season, but make no mistake, ho is healthy again and is a potent weapon in the Ore gon offense heading to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl and a chance to knock off the highly touted Nittanv Lions “1 think (Penn State) is going to have to really try to man our receivers up." junior tailback Ricky Whittle said, "and that's where they're in trouble. You can't man people up like (instin McLemoro with his great routes " KI-JANA Continued from Page 18B ing him is going to be a challenge " "Quite a running back” is an under statement when you talk about a man who should finish among the top four in the Heisman Trophy balloting after an outstanding 1904 season The All-America tailback from Penn State capped his junior season by earn ing a school record ninth 100-yard rush ing game of the season, the 16th in his Ifl career starts For the season, he gained 1.539 yards on 198 carries (or an eye-popping aver age of 7 8 yards per carry, tops in the nation. Carter ended the season with 23 touchdowns in addition to ins 14 recep tions for 123 yards and four kickoff returns for 81 yards. The Nittany Lion tailback's 2,829 career rushing yards are fifth-best in Penn State history. 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