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injury.
“We all know Joey and A.J. can
play and they have done a great
job,” Bellotti said at the conclu
sion of the spring. “A.J.’s shoulder
is sound and his elbow is sound,
CC When you see anoth
er guy sweating and
working his butt off out
here on the field, you
kind of get a sense of
pride that we’re all in this
together.
A.J. Feeley
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but they’re not where he wants
them to be. He will benefit a great
deal from these next couple of
months in terms of not being hit,
and being able to work at a pace to
get the strength and the natural
throwing motion back.”
Feeley seems to have followed
coach’s orders and says he is actu
ally excited for the upcoming fall
camp — a time of the year many
players moan and groan about.
“A lot of people dread fall
camp, but I don’t — I look for
ward to it,” Feeley said. “Any
time I get right now until the be
ginning of the fall, I’m going to
utilize every bit of it. Because
every day I get stronger and every
day I get better.”
Harrington also is counting
down the days until the real deal
begins.
While Feeley is out for redemp
tion after a year gone bad due to
injury, Harrington is out to prove
that he deserves to remain the
starter. He capped a remarkable
year by leading the Ducks to a 24
20 upset win over 13th-ranked
Minnesota in the Sun Bowl on
Dec. 31.
“Oh yeah, I’m definitely excit
ed and have been getting kind of
antsy,” Harrington said. “I mean,
I’ve been waiting for this for
awhile.”
So once again, the two quarter
backs head into fall camp with
the intent of leading the Ducks
onto the field in their home open
er against Nevada on Sept. 2.
“The Minnesota game feels like
yesterday, but it feels like forever
ago in the same sense,” Harring
ton said. “I don’t know. I’m just
ready to play. I’ve been sitting
around long enough and I’m
ready to get out there and get it
done.
“My body’s feeling great.”
But then again, so is Feeley’s.
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Ducks to a 24-20 defeat of Minnesota in the Sun Bowl, breathing down his neck, it could prove to be a real showdown.
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