Oregon One-Deep Roster
Offense
WR 1 Sarnie Parker
LT 79 Robin Knebe!
LG 74 Nick Stertz
C 63 Dan Weaver
RG 72 Adam Snyder
RT 77 Mike DeLaGrange
TE 85 Tim Day
QB 11 Kellen Clemens
FB 32 Matt Floberg
TB 24 Terrence Whitehead
(or) 22 Chris Vincent
WR 6 Demetrius Williams
Defense
LE 53 Igor Olshansky
LT 99 Robby Valenzuela
RT 94 Junior Siavii
RE 92 Devan Long
ILB 39 Kevin Mitchell
MLB 52 Jerry Matson
OLB 21 David Martin
(or) 84 Anthony Trucks
LC 4 Steven Moore
ROV 23 Marley Tucker
FS 16 Keith Lewis
RC 31 Justin Phinisee
netum specialists
KR 24 Terrence Whitehead
31 Justin Phinisee
PR 4 Steven Moore
HO 12 Jason Fife
KO 25 Jared Siege!
PK 25 Jared Siege!
P 36 Paul Martinez
DS 48 RyanLoftin
SS 63 Dan Weaver
OREGON
MICHIGAN
Statistical leaders
Rushing
Ryan Shaw
T. Whitehead
Chris Vincent
Att
35
30
28
Yds.
148
127
126
Att Comp,
Kellen Clemens
Jason Fife
Sarnie Parker
D. Williams
Kellen Taylor
T. Whitehead
62
27
No.
18
15
5
35
22
Yds.
326
313
29
61
Tackles UT AT
Kevin Mitchell 8 7
Keith Lewis 8 6
Marley Tucker 10 4
Avg.
4.2
4.2
4.5
Yds.
569
283
18.1
20.9
5.8
TD
0
1
0
Pet !
56.5
81.5
3
5
0
Game
49.3
63.5
63.0
TD
7
4
Long
55
86
8
46
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1 0 0.5-0
0 2 0-0
0 0 1-10
15.2 0
■ 2003 OREGON SCHEDULE
August
30 @ Mississippi State, W, 42-34
September
6 Nevada, W, 31-23
13 @ Arizona, W, 48-10
20 Michigan, 12:30 p.m.
27 Washington State, 12:30 p.m.
October:
3 @ Utah, 7 p.m.
11 @ Arizona State, TBA
25 Stanford, 12:30 p.m.
November:
1 ©Washington, 7 p.m.
8 California, 12:30 p.m.
15 @ UCLA, 12:30 p.m.
22 Oregon State, 12:30 p.m.
Demetrius Williams
sophomore wide receiver
Pittsburg, Calif.
6'2'\ 180 lbs.
When the Ducks line up Saturday against the Wolverines, sophomore
Demetrius Williams will take his place on the line as Oregon's No. 2 featured
receiver. When Samie Parker went down with an ankle
sprain last week, Williams stepped up and scored
three touchdowns, including a 65-yard strike.
Against the Wolverines, it won't matter how
much Parker plays. Quarterbacks Kellen
Clemens and Jason Fife will need the entire of
fense to step up in order for the Ducks to be
competitive. Jeremy LeSueur and Markus
Curry are two of the better corner
backs in the Big Ten Conference,
so it is likely that at least,Parker
will have his hands full with the
Michigan secondary. IfWilliams
can come out of the gate with a
big first quarter, emphasis will
have to be spread on the en
tire Oregon passing game,
possibly giving the Ducks
the advantage. IfWilliams
struggles early against
Michigan like he did
against Arizona, it could
spell doom for the Ducks.
Braylon Edwards
junior wide receiver
Detroit
6'3”, 210 lbs.
Junior Braylon Edwards has been the receiving
equivalent of Chris Perry this season for the
Wolverines. After switching to No. 1 this sea
son — a coveted and prestigious uniform
number for the Michigan program — he has
caught 13 passes for 182 yards and three scores
this season. The All-America and Biletnikoff
Award candidate has 83 career receptions after two seasons with Michi
gan out of Bishop Gallagher High School in Detroit. Furthermore, he has
caught at least four passes in all but one of his last 16 games. That only
game came against Purdue last season, a contest in which he caught three
passes for 71 yards. Also, he has scored touchdowns in 10 of his past 16
games .since the start of the 2003 season. Against the
Duels, he will be the passing focus of quarterback
John Navarre. If Perry can continue the success he
has had on the ground against Oregon, Ed
wards should have fine a day against the Ore
gon secondary. If the Ducks' defensive line can
shut down Perry, Edwards will have to have a big
hand in Michigan's offensive attack. Edwards
stands 6-foot-3, and weighs 210 lbs. That's quite
taller than the Oregon secondary, where
Steven Moore is 5-foot-9 and the
team's other starting comer, Justin
Phinisee, is 5-foot-10.
Statistical leaders
Chris Perry 80 549 6.9 7 183.0
David Underwood 31 193 6.2 2 64.3
Jerome Jackson 10 86 8.6 0 28.7
John Navarre
Matt Gutierrez
84
7
46
7
580
88
54.8
100.0
Hi
BM
Braylon Edwards 13
Chris Perry
Jason Avant
Carl Tabb
Markus Curry
Marlin Jackson
Jacob Stewart
10
6
6
13
11
9
182
84
79
50
2
1
2
14.0
8.4
13.2
8.3
0
0
0
48
17
31
21
■Hi
1.0-2
1.0-2
0-0
MMH
■ 2003 MICHIGAN SCHEDULE
August
30
September
6
Central Michigan, W, 45-7
13
20
27
October:
4
11
18
25
November:
1
15
22
Houston, W, 50-3
Notre Dame, W, 3&0
@ Oregon, 12:30 p.m.
Indiana, TBA
@ Iowa, 12:30 p.m.
@ Minnesota, TBA
Illinois, 9 a.m.
Purdue, TBA
@ Michigan State, TBA
@ Northwestern, TBA
Ohio State, 9 a.m.
Michigan One-deep Roster
Offense
WR 1 Braylon Edwards
LT 79 Adam Stenavich
LG 75 David Baas
C 57 Dave Pearson
RG 67 Matt Lentz
RT 77 Tony Pape
TE 88 Tim Massaquoi
QB 16 John Navarre
FB 32 Kevin Dudley
TB 23 Chris Perry
WR 8 Jason Avant
UwSfiSB
LE 13 Larry Stevens
DT 90 Norman Heuer
DT 60 Grant Bowman
RE 95 Alain Kashama
OLB 99 Pierre Woods
ILB 42 Lawrence Reid
ILB 43 Carl Diggs
LC 21 Jeremy LeSueur
S 3 Marlin Jackson
S 25 Ernest Shazor
RC 30 Markus Curry
Return Specialists
KR 21 Jeremy LeSueur
PR 15 Steve Breaston
HO 12 Matt Gutierrez
KO 10 Troy Nienberg
Specialists
PK 39 Adam Finley
P 39 Adam Finley
LS 52 Ross Mann
SS 52 Ross Mann
Head Coach: Lioyd Carr
Offensive Coordinator: Terry Malone
Defensive Coordinator: J. Herrmann
About Michigan
Loaction: Ann Arbor, Mich.
Enrollment 36,787
Home Stadium: Michigan (107,501)
First year of football: 1879
All-time record: 826*269-36
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