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FROM YOUR 35MM NEGATIVES 4x6. ..3 for $100 5x7. 8x10. ■■ IV 4 GOING OVERSEAS? up on campus life with the Oregon daily emerald now available on the world wide web www. dailyemerald. com Snob continued from page 5B awareness knows what that means. No, I didn’t get discounted cloth ing at the local department store a la former Florida State wide receiv er Peter Warrick. I did, however, regularly witness arguably the top football program in the country play some of the most momentous games of the past decade. There was the legendary 1991 Southern soiree between FSU and the University of Miami, “Wide Right I.” FSU’s 17-16 loss — settled when place-kicker Gerry Thomas missed a 34-yard, last-second field goal—was also one of just 32 matchups since 1943 between the No. 1 and No. 2 teams in the coun try. FSU was the top-ranked team. In 1994, the seventh-ranked Florida Gators came to Doak Camp bell Stadium, took a 31-3 lead with 11 minutes to go in the game, then promptly gave up 28 unanswered points to FSU. The 31-31 tie is now carved in Florida’s collective mem ory as the “Choke in Doak.” Two years later, and five years af ter “Wide Right I,” another No. 1 ver sus No. 2 game occurred at Doak. The top-dog Gators cruised into Tal lahassee and left as a 24-21 roadkill victim to second-ranked FSU. Rarely is a game played at Doak when at least one team —usually the home team—isn’t ranked in the top five. If you dine on filet mignon for so many years, does it make sense to switch to cheeseburgers? This year is different, however. The Ducks have risen to No. 7 in the land, quite a lofty spot and a tie for their highest-ever ranking in the polls. With the 2 lst-ranked Wildcats pussyfooting into town, now is as good a time as any to see if the atmos phere in Autzen can match the delirious nature of a big tilt in Doak. (Yes, the scene at Doak can seem to be a rather offensive environment when fans perform the Tomahawk Chop. However, several Seminole In dian leaders in North Florida are pro ponents of allowing FSU to portray the Seminole tribe’s image as one of warriors, while others contend it per petuates negative stereotypes.) Controversy aside, the intensity of approximately 80,000 fans hol lering and stomping their feet is a body-shaker. The tradition of FSU mascot Chief Osceola riding his horse Renegade to the field’s center and then hurling a burning spear into the ground just before kick-off has been called by many the most thrilling pre-game ceremony at any college football stadium. Somehow, the idea of the Duck mascot getting a ride into Autzen on the back of a motorcycle doesn’t generate more than a smirk. But I’m giving Saturday’s game a real chance to change my mind about Oregon football. I’m told the fans, all 43,000-plus, can create quite a bone rattling ruckus. And this is a huge game with national implications. The Ducks, with a win against Arizona, would increase the na tion’s second-longest home win ning streak to 19 games. A big vic tory could move the team even higher in the polls. With a little luck this weekend, Oregon could surpass the sixth ranked team in the country and the squad with the most consecutive home wins - 32 and counting. Yep, in both cases that would be Florida State. Jack Clifford is a Florida transplant who is now editor-in-chief at Oregon. If you would like to make your case for Duck football, you can reach him at ode@ore gon.uoregon.edu. ^°go°% DUCKS!!! EXOTIC • EROTIC Videos DVDs Lingerie Magazines Toys 1166 South A » Springfield » 726-6969 » Open 24-7 (Almost) \ BIRKENSTOCK 010396 Try on the new hiking boots from Birkenstock and REGISTER TO WIN a North Face Adventure Pack EOOTWISE THE BIRKENSTOCK STORE 181 East Broadway • Downtown Eugene 342-6107 Mon-Sat: 10-6. Sun 11 -5
