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UO tailback named
to All-America team
Oregon tailback Onterrio Smith,
who rushed for more than 1,000
yards in 2001, was selected a pre
season first-team All-American by
The Sporting News.
Smith’s selection is part of the
magazine’s 2002 College Football
Yearbook issue. The Sporting News
ranked Oregon No. 20 in the nation
— fourth in the Pacific-10 Confer
ence — in its annual preseason poll.
Washington State was ranked
sixth in the country, Washington
was 12th and USC was 18th.
Smith was one of two Pac-10 play
ers to be included on the magazine’s
first-team list, joining Oregon State
defensive back Dennis Weathersby.
The selection is Smith’s second in
the last month. He was flown to
Phoenix in May to take part in a
photo shoot for Playboy magazine’s
All-America team.
The Oregon junior, a backup for
Maurice Morris last year, led the
team with 1,058 yards while scoring
seven rushing touchdowns in 2001.
He also scored once on a reception r
and returned a kickoff for a touch
down against Washington State.
Ticket sales
continue to soar
Football season ticket sales for
the 2002 Oregon season continue at
an unprecedented pace, leaving the
availability of single-game tickets
for some Pac-10 games in question,
said Dave Heeke, associate athletics
director for external operations.
The Ducks have sold 39,100
season tickets for the upcoming
year, surpassing the school’s pre
vious season-ticket record of
30,365 from a year ago.
Reserved seats on a season tick
et basis are still available for the
cost of $253 by calling the Univer
sity ticket office at 346-4461 or 1
800-WEBFOOT.
—from staff and wire reports
Hockaday
continued from page 5
deeply football is embedded into
countries all over the world. Amer
icans and their capitalist sports
market — a market that caters to
many but as a whole satisfies only
a few — can never know what it’s
like to grow up with a sport built
into the very fabric of a nation.
In England, football criss-cross
es the country and the country’s
demographics. The Queen herself
gave condolences to England’s star
of Korea 2002, David Beckham, in
his quick recovery from a recent
broken foot. The Queen herself
was thinking the same thoughts as
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In Italy 1990, Gascoigne and the
English went on to lose to the Ger
mans on penalty-kicks. In Saitama,
the English scored first but floun
dered in the second half, giving up
a goal midway through and ending
the game in a tie.
But the chants and songs of the
English fans never died down for 90
minutes. Just like the rhythm of Eng
lish football will never die down
within me. Give me St. George in my
heart, keep me English.
Da-da, da-da da. Da-da, da-da
da. Da-da, da-da da-da da-darrr.
ENGLAND!
E-mail sports reporter Peter Hockaday
atpeterhockaday@dailyemerald.com.
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