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Defense dominates
second scrimmage
■ Oregon ends its second
week of spring football
with a sloppy scrimmage
featuring mostly reserves
By Jeff Smith
Oregon Daily Emerald
Phil Knight was there. So was Rich
Brooks, Casey Martin and a couple
hundred other Duck fans who can’t
wait any longer for the Sept. 1 season
opener against Wisconsin.
But there’s a reason football teams
go through spring workouts, and that
reason can be found in head coach
Mike Bellotti’s assessment of his
team’s second scrimmage Friday:
“There was some lack of poise, two
defensive offsides, a couple ofproce
dural penalties
and we need to
develop a bet
ter field pres
ence at the
quarterback
position when
Joey Harring
ton leaves the field,” said Bellotti of
the workout, which had pin-striped
officials on hand.
Clearly, the team that scrimmaged
Friday evening at the practice field
next to the Casanova Center still has
plenty to do before it can call itself
“game-ready.” But a main reason for
some of the sloppiness was that
much of the action was given to the
reserves as many of the starters only
played a series or two.
There were some positive signs for
the Ducks, with most of those com
ing from the defensive side of the ball.
Bellotti pointed out the play of de
fensive end Quinn Dorsey, who
recorded a sack, redshirt freshman
linebacker Jerry Matson and defen
sive tackle Kai Smalley.
He also liked the way linebacker
Kevin Mitchell and free safety Keith
Lewis, who snaredtwo interceptions,
“went after it.”
“Kevin made an unbelievable tack
le on Mo; I mean, it was a classic kind
of tackle where you pick him up and
put him down on their back,” Bellotti
said. “And Keith found a way to be in
position to get the football, and
turnovers are the name of the game.”
The scrimmage started off with a
bang, as Oregon’s first-teamers put on
an early show. The Ducks offense
pulled a trick out of the bag on the
first play of the game when Harring
ton pitched it to tailback Maurice
“Mo” Morris, who then tossed it 48
yards down the field to wide receiver
Cy Aleman.
From there, Harrington completed
a six-play, 70-yard scoring drive
when he found receiver Jason Willis
in the end zone for the seven-yard
touchdown. Harrington, who also led
a scoring drive on the first series of
the first scrimmage, finished 2-for-2
for 15 yards.
“Joey did a very nice job and obvi
ously always does,” Bellotti said.
After that first series, however, the
offense could never quite put it to
gether. Jason Fife, who has secured
the No. 2 quarterback spot, could
only connect on four of his 12 pass at
tempts. The sophomore from Lake
Elsinore, Calif., finished with 28
yards passing and three intercep
tions. His lone touchdown pass of the
day came on a nine-yard dart to tight
end WilMe Walden.
“I think Jason has the physical tal
ent to do it and that’s why he’s getting
a lot of reps,” Bellotti said.
While two of Fife’s interceptions
landed in Lewis’ hands, the other
was caught momentarily by defen
sive tackle Adam Isfeld, who fum
bled it away just as quickly as he
caught it.
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backs were given the opportunity to
try and penetrate the Oregon defense.
Morris’ short day gave him just five
yards on three carries, while sopho
more Ryan Shaw was given 10 carries
for 24 yards and “made the most of
his opportunities,” according to Bel
lotti.
Allan Amundson ran for 14 yards
on two touches, including a three
yard touchdown run, and sopho
more Kenny Washington picked up
a five-yard scoring run while rushing
for 12 yards on four carries.
The tailback that drew the most
“oohs” and “ahhs,” however, was
touted transfer Onterrio Smith, who
displayed some of his power and fi
nesse on his two runs that totaled 24
yards.
“It’s springtime so everyone’s
hyped and there’s a lot of bumping
around,” said Smith, who transferred
from Tennessee. “It makes it a lot of
fun.”
The Ducks have hit the halfway
mark of their spring season and will
get back to work this week for three
practices with the workouts con
cluding April 28 at the annual
Spring Game. Tickets for that game,
which will be played at Hillsboro
Stadium near Portland, are current
ly on sale for $7 through Fastixx,
and at all Fastixx-equipped Safe
way stores.
“I think every practice and scrim
mage is important because it gives
you a chance to see where we’re at,”
Amundson said. “Some days are
better than others. We had some
mistakes today and we’re still learn
ing, but we know we can improve. ”