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Lorenzo will take the MGAT
exam, the entrance exam for med
ical school, Saturday. He said the
test is scheduled to last until 5 p.m.,
and he’ll try to rush back to Hayward
Field for the twilight portion of the
Oregon Invitational, which starts at
3 p.m. He’s planning to run the
4x400-meter relay, which is slated to
start at 7:50 p.m.
“It’s going to be good to get over
here and run and get the stress
out,” Lorenzo said, “because my
brain is going to be fried.”
Lorenzo said he’ll be glad to get
his test out of the way so he can con
centrate on winning his second
NCAA decathlon title in three years.
“I’m taking it easy, getting better
slowly, day by day,” Lorenzo said.
Lorenzo will compete in the Pacif
ic-10 Conference Championships
decathlon May 10 and 11.
Samie = speed
Sarnie Parker has always been
fast, but Saturday at the Mt. San An
tonio College Relays, he proved he
belongs among the fastest sprinters
ever to run for Oregon. Parker
clocked a personal-best 10.43-sec
ond 100 at the Mt. SAC Relays.
“I still think I’ve got a little bit of
improvement,” Parker said. “I think
I can finish the race a little better
and get a faster time.”
Parker will get a chance to run
that faster time at the NCAA regional
meet later this season.
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for the spring gives them an op
portunity to join the team again
in the fall. It is unlikely Oregon
will keep three punters, much
less two, which means what they
do now can last throughout the
summer.
But both are walk-ons, so just
being out there can be a task. And
with Jose Arroyo departed after
last season, that task can take on
added importance.
“It feels like a job when you’re
out here,” Annis said. “The goal is
to get the scholarship, definitely.
But just being a part of Oregon foot
ball is a huge honor. It’s definitely
worth being a walk-on.”
Vincent, Matson
stand out
Head coach Mike Bellotti didn’t
have too many positive words about
the Oregon defense after Friday’s
scrimmage, except to single out the
play of safety Keith Lewis and line
backer Jerry Matson.
Matson, specifically, has had a
bevy of solid spring practices so far.
“Jerry has always possessed
great quickness,” Bellotti said.
“What he has to do is harness that
quickness, harness that energy,
and keep it under control so he
doesn’t out-run the play or run
himself out of position. I think he’s
learning. Every day he’s getting
more experience with what the re
quirements of the position are.”
Oregon’s quartet of running backs
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has been impressive all spring, and
Bellotti pointed out that the group
played well on Friday. But he was
also quick to mention Vincent, a
redshirt last year after attending
Louisiana State previously.
Vincent had 57 yards rushing on
15 attempts.
“Certainly, Chris Vincent drew
some ‘oohs and ahhs’ from the
crowd with some moves and some
strength,” Bellotti said.
Bellotti has not named a starter at
running back and said Friday’s
scrimmage did not serve to separate
the pack.
Pac-10 news and notes
Washington’s Rich Alexis received
a $350 fine after pleading guilty to a
gross misdemeanor assault Friday in
Seattle City Court. The running
back had been charged with hitting
a fraternity member at a party in
February after Alexis denied en
trance into the party. However,
Alexis told the Seattle Times the in
cident was “blown out of proportion,
but I was in the wrong place at the
wrong time.”
Arizona linebacker Kirk John
son is also in trouble with the law.
The Oakland, Calif., native was
charged with possession of mari
juana, possession of drug para
phernalia and driving under the in
fluence of drugs after being pulled
over during a routine traffic stop
Saturday.
He had been pulled over on
the suspicion of having a false li
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