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Warsaw Sports Marketing Center in the Lundquist College of Business Proudly Announces The 1996 Fall Speakers Calendar • Mike Schindler, President, Baden Sports - Date TBD • Mary George, President, Bell Sports - Fri., Nov. 15 • Tony Tavares, President, Disney Sports Enterprises Tdes., Dec. 3 Times and Sites to be Announced Watch this space for more Warsaw Center information on: “The Business of Sports” GO DUCKS! pU^OgfnLUfOIMEoTinpORfntniniMEo'TiHroRISMning mm All College Sports & Pro Football Great Food Good Times Kegs to Go 3 Blocks West of the Stadium © 3 Satellites© 12TVs Beer Garden & Barbecue for any home game (a.m.-close) 484-5480 20 Centennial Loop, Eugene I ALL SPORTS ALL THE TIME O ALL SPORTS ALL THE TIME O ALL SPORTS ALL THE TIME! I PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE STANDINGS Arizona State California UCLA Washington use Washington St. Arizona Stanford Oregon State Oregon PAC-10 W L T 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 OVERALL WL T 5 0 0 5 0 0 2 2 0 3 1 0 3 2 0 3 2 0 3 2 0 1 3 0 0 4 0 3 3 0 i ms weeK s uames Oregon at Stanford Arizona State at UCLA Washington State at Oregon State Washington at Notre Dame Arizona at USC TEAM DEPTH CHARTS OREGON OFFENSE SE 15 Jibri Hodge 03 Dameron Ricketts LT 72 Paul Wiggins 70 Andy Petty LG 52 Bob Baldwin 76 Willy Rife C 69 Mark Gregg 66 Chad Normoyle RG 73 Tasi Malepeai 68 Seaton Daly RT 75 David Weber 63 Stefan deVries TE 90 Josh Wilcox 82 Blake Spence 81 Jed Weaver QB 10 Tony Graziani 17 Ryan Perry-Smith TB 24 Kevin Parker 30 David Crump FB 45 Aaron Jelks 31 Eric Winn FL 05 Damon Griffin 83 Pat Johnson RETURN SPECIALISTS KR 24 Kevin Parker 83 Pat Johnson PR 83 Pat Johnson DEFENSE LE 99 Desmond Byrd 97 Richie Thomas NT 98 Joe Donnerberg 92 Darce Afuvai RE 56 Caleb Smith 97 Paul Driver LO 47 Reggie Jordan 42 Derek Allen ML 55 Garth White 46 Ryan Klaasen IL 39 Chris Vandiver 44 Peter Sirmon RO 58 Derrick Barnes 80 Matt Lofrano LC 20 Kenny Wheaton 11 LaMont Woods SS 16 Chris Young 22 Jaiya Figueras FS 19 Justin Wilcox 26 Ray Brust RC 23 Ronnie Gipson 08 Kaon-Jabbar East SPECIALISTS PK 88 Joshua Smith P 40 Josh Bidwell H017 Ryan Perry-Smith DS 68 Seaton Daly STANFORD OFFENSE WR 80 Damon Dunn LT 60 Nathan Parks LG 63 Andrew Kroeker C 73 Mike McLaughlin RG 78 Brad Badger RT 79 Jeff Cronshagen TE 87 Greg Clark QB19 Chad Hutchinson RB 04 Anthony Bookman FB 38 Adam Salina FL 88 Brian Manning PK 14 Kevin Miller DEFENSE DE 13 Kailee Wong DT 75 Carl Hansen NT 51 Anthony Willis DE 94 Bryan Werner OL 42 Brian Batson IL 43 Jon Haskins IL 33 Chris Draft CB 11 LeRoy Pruitt SS 09 Eliel Swinton FS 45 Josh Madsen CB 26 Alistair White P 14 Kevin Miller OREGON INJURIES Brandon McLemore (shoulder) out Bryant Jackson (ankle) doubtful Leie Sualua (knee) out Saladin McCullough (knee) doubtful Jerry Brown (broken hand) out 3-5 weeks Mark Schmidt (thigh contusion) doubtful Michael Fletcher (torn knee ligament) out Josh Beckett (knee) out Derien Latimer (eye) questionable David Crump (shoulder) questionable Derrick Barnes (ankle) questionable STANFORD INJURIES Pete Swanson (shoulder) out Chad Hutchinson (concussion) probable Alistair White (ankle) questionable Greg Clark (abdominal-muscle strain) probable Gang Green necnmes Green Gang Alex Molden (right), Chad Cota and Herman O’Berry who once patrolled the Ducks’ secondary have all moved on. Oregon has now turned to the likes of redshirt freshmen Michael Fletcher (left) and Brandon McLemore to help junior standout Kenny Wheaton enforce the Ducks’ no-fly-zone. SECONDARY COMPARISON ■ MICHAEL FLETCHER CORNERBACK ■ ALEX MOLDEN CORNERBACK Jeremy Asher (right) and Rich Ruhl were key members of the Ducks’ defense for both their New Years’ Day bowl berths. But now, Oregon must replace the seasoned veterans with young and unproven players like red shirt freshman Peter Sirmon (left) LINEBACKER COMPARISON ■ PETER SIRMON INSIDE LINEBACKER ■ JEREMY ASHER INSIDE LINEBACKER ■ CALEB SMITH DEFENSIVE END While Bryant Jackson and Mark Schmidt remain from Oregon’s defen sive line of the past, the Ducks’ heart and soul,Troy Bailey (right), served his final year in an Oregon uniform in 1995. Because of injuries to the Ducks’ defensive line in 1996, they have turned to redshirt freshman Caleb Smith (left) to fill Bailey’s role. DEFENSIVE LINE COMPARISON ■ TROY BAILEY DEFENSIVE END Gang Green dominated offenses in previous seasons, but the inexperience of young players and injuries this year have led to the Ducks’ 3-3 record When Nick Aliotti gave his defense the name “Gang Green” Oregon was beginning its Rose Bowl season. Players like Silila Malepeai, Chad Cota, Troy Bailey, Alex Molden, Jeremy Asher and Rich Ruhl were big names making big plays. But now the defense is anchored by a few seniors and dominated by young and inexperienced players. With all the talk this season about the demise of the defense, people like Brandon McLemore, Justin Wilcox, Peter Sirmon, Michael Fletcher and Caleb Smith are trying to prove themselves to Oregon coaches and fans. Will Gang Green ever be the same? Maybe not in the near future, but with the experience the players are getting this season, there’s little doubt that someday they will be atop the Pacific-10 Conference once again. 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