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Jason Maas and Akili Smith (not pictured) are expected to once
again battle for the Ducks’ No. 1 quarterback spot.
UO: Weaver top of list at tight end
■ Continued from Page 7
this time of year.
“I am very excited,” he said. "I think spring foot
ball is the best time of the year. It’s a chance to really
focus on the athletes and not worry about winning
and losing a game.
“I think there are a lot of questions to be answered,
but I think we have a lot of answers. ”
Finding a replacement for McCullough, who be
came Oregon’s single-season rushing leader in 1997,
will be one of the top priorities for the Ducks this
spring.
However, with a long list of players waiting in the
wings, Bellotti is confident a solid starter will emerge.
“That will sort of sort itself out as we go,” he said.
“Right now, if we had to start a game today, we would
probably play Derien Latimer and Kevin Parker there.
They’ve had the majority of the work as a backup the
past couple of years. ’’
Latimer rushed for 115 yards in 29 carries last sea
son, while Parker ran for just 18 yards but added 199
yards receiving.
Bellotti said junior Jerry Brown and sophomore Ja
son Cooper are also expected to battle for the posi
tion.
“Jason Cooper is probably the fastest player we
have in pads,” Bellotti said.
The gaping hole that Johnson left at wide receiver
should be made easier to fill by the return of Damon
Griffin, who led the team in receiving in 1996 but sat
out last season with a thumb injury.
At tight end, senior Jed Weaver leads a long list of
replacements for the spots vacated by Spence and
A .J. Jelks.
"It feels good to be on top,” Weaver said. “Hope
fully, I'll stay there after spring ball, heading into fall
camp, and hopefully, I can contribute as much as
Blake did.”
Jason Maas and Smith, when or if he returns, are
again the leading candidates to start at quarterback,
with sophomore A.J. Feeley and redshirt freshman
Joey Harrington expected to make some noise, Bel
lotti said.
On the defensive side of the ball, the Ducks lost
just three starters but will be attempting to improve a
unit that was near the bottom of the Pacific-10 Con
ference in all major defensive statistical categories.
“We need to focus on ourselves and work with the
offense to work on the weaknesses that we had last
year,” said linebacker Peter Sirmon, who led the Pac
10 with 115 tackles. "We need to work together on
focusing on getting all our assignments down.”
Bellotti said the Ducks will go with a four-man de
fensive front with a lot of movement in Foster’s first
season guiding the defense.
Offensively, Bellotti said the Ducks will not
change much from last year, other than adding a few
new “wrinkles” at Tedford’s suggestion.
Bellotti also noted that running back David Crump
has left the team for personal reasons.
QB: Bellotti says competition helps team
■ Continued from Page 7
one quarterback, but I think hav
ing two capable starters last season
threw some teams off guard. ”
The 6-foot-4, 205-pound Har
rington is expected to challenge
Smith, Maas and sophomore A.J.
Feeley for the starting position.
With four quarterbacks who could
likely start at other programs
around the country, one has to
wonder whether there simply will
be enough snaps to go around.
Offensive coordinator Jeff Ted
ford, who joined the team in Janu
ary, said the results this spring
will have a lot to do with how
much playing time each will re
ceive in the fall.
“We hope to give each of them
equal reps this spring," Tedford
said. “Then we’ll put them in or
der. We don’t know yet if we’ll
have a rotation or a clear-cut
starter.”
However, some players ques
tion whether that is even possible.
“You’d like to think that every
one has an equal opportunity,”
Feeley said. “But Aldli and Jason
have the advantage having taken
most of the snaps last year. ”
In either situation, Bellotti and
Tedford said they feel "very fortu
nate” to have such a quality group
of young players at the position.
“I’m excited,” Bellotti said.
“Competition makes us better, and
I suspect that the person who wins
the job this fall can and will be one
of the best quarterbacks in the con
ference.”
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