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[WARSAW
SPORTS MARKETING CENTER
The James H. 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
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Arizona State at UCLA
Washington State at Oregon State
Washington at Notre Dame
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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.
TOTAL DEFENSE
Average yards allowed per game the past three seasons.
SOURCE: UO Sports information Dept.
RUSH DEFENSE
Average rushing yards allowed per game the past
three seasons.
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SOURCE: UO Sports Information Dept.
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