Oregon one-deep roster
Offense
WR 80 Keilen Taylor
LT 72 Adam Snyder
LG 74 Nick Steitz
C 63 Dan Weaver
RG 59 Ian Reynoso
(or) 77 Mike DeLaGrange
RT 79 Robin Knebel
TE 85 Tim Day
QB 11 Keilen Clemens
FB 32 Matt Floberg
TB 24 Terrence Whitehead
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
LC 4 Steven Moore
ROV 23 Marley Tucker
FS 16 Keith Lewis
RC 17 Rodney Woods
Return specialists
KR 27 Ryan Shaw
20 Kenny Washington
...
? 4 Steven Moore
Jason Fife
Jared Siegel
Ryan Loftin
Dan Weaver
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OREGON
DUCKS
ARIZONA
STATE SUN DEVILS
Statistical leaders
Rushing mm Alt IS
T. Whitehead 80
Chris Vincent 46
Ryan Shaw 35
Passing Att.
Kellen Clemens 143
Jason Fife 68
Receiving No.
D. Williams 31
Sarnie Parker 31
Kellen Taylor 16
T. Whitehead 9
Tackles UT
Kevin Mitchell 25
Keith Lewis 23
Steven Moore 25
Justin Phinisee 21
Avg. HwD Game
3.3 3 52.2
3.3 0 38.0
4.2 0 29.6
Yds. Pet TO
1,207 54.5 8
526 55.9 4
HHBHHMMHI
19.3 6 86
17.1 3 55
9.9 0 20
12.0 0 46
FR INT TFL
2 0 1.5-5
0 2 1-3
0 2 1-3
0 1 3-14
Yds.
261
152
148
Comp.
78
38
■MM
597
531
158
111
m
17
12
0
3
■I 2003
August
30
September
6
13
20
27
October
3
11
25
November
1
8
15
22
@ Mississippi State, W, 42-34
Nevada, W, 31-23
@ Arizona, W, 48-10
Michigan, W, 51-27
Washington State, L, 55il6
@ Utaih, L, 17-13 I
3 AtwaStateJ^^.m.
Stanford', 12:30 p.m
@ Washington, 7 p.m.
California, 12:30 p.m.
@ UCLA, 12:30 p.m.
Oregon State, 12:30 p.m.
Terrence Whitehead
sophomore running back
Los Angeles
5'10", 207 lbs
Terrence Whitehead has struggled recently and as Oregon's running game goes,
so go the Ducks. Whitehead rushed for 40 yards last week against Utah, run
ning into red jerseys seemingly every time he touched the ball. In Oregon's-first
four games of the season, the Ducks rotated running backs. However, White
head has seen the most action lately, and he hasn't run with it. Before the loss to
Utah, Whitehead ran for 18 total yards on 10 carries in Oregon's 55-16 loss to
Washington State. The Ducks
need the sophomore to step
up against the Sun Devils.
Oregon will establish its
passing game — that has
n't been a problem so far
— but the Sun Devils
will eventually adjust. If
Whitehead can't get it
going, then running
back Chris Vincent
will have to take
over. However,
the freshman
hasn't fared
much better re
cently. Against the
Cougars, he ran for
17 yards on seven
carries. He missed
last week with an an
kle sprain, so he might
not be 100 percent for Saturday's game.
Arizona Slate quarterback Andrew Walter threw for 536 yards in the Sun Dev
ils infamous 45-42 win at Autzen Stadium last season. Well, he's back to face
the Ducks, and even though the game isn't in Eugene, he is primed for another
big day. He has struggled — make no mistake regarding that — but began to
show signs of life in passing for 305 yards against a tough USC defense last
week. Against Oregon last season, he threw for four touchdown strikes. If the
Ducks can somehow stop the senior from having a big day, they could gain the
upper hand. Arizona State's rushing at
tack is no more formidable than any
opponent Oregon has played this
season. The Ducks can stop the
mn — they're second-best in the
conference at doing so — but, as
usual, are susceptible to the
pass. Oregon is ninth in
the Pac-10, giving up 281
yards a game through
the air. For Walter, just
one big play
could be all
he needs to
the
p a ss -
Andrew Walter
junior quarterback
Grand Junction, Colo
6'5”, 222 lbs.
Statistical leaders
Hakim Hill
Loren Wade
Randy Hill
Andrew Walter
Sam Keller
Skyler Fulton
Derek Hagan
Hakim Hill
T. Richardson
HBHHHI
Riccardo Stewart
Jason Shivers
Matt Fawley
Justin Burks
65 263
40 171
21 100
...
FUEL I wOfiip.
96
4
H Yds.
338
185
10
23
20
12
11
UT
31
29
21
16
283
125
172
AT
16
11
15
16
4.0
4.3
4.8
Yds.
1,197
53
Avg.
14.7
14.1
10.4
15.6
FR
0
0
0
0
TD
0
1
1
52.6
34.2
25.0
51.9
40.0
TD
4
2
0
0
INT
3
3
0
0
44
40
34
34
TFL
4.5-25
2-3
4-16
2-11
2003 ARIZONA STATE SCH
September
6 Northern Arizona, W, 34-14
13 Utah State, W, 26-16
@ Iowa, L, 21-2
@ Oregon State, L, 45-17
. 20
27
October
4
11
18
25
November
1
8
15
28
>:30p.m.
USC, L, 374
Oregon,
©North Carolina, TBA
UCLA, 7 p.m.
California, 1:30 p.m.
Stanford, TBA
@ Washington State, 2 p.m.
Arizona, 1 p.m.
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Arizona Slate one-deep
roster
Offense
WR 9 Daryl Lightfoot
IT 52 Andrew Carnahan
(or) 72 Chaz White
LG 59 Tim Fa'aita
(or) 50 Tony Aguilar
C 50 Drew Hodgdon
(or) 50 Tony Aguilar
RG 70 Regis Crawford
RT 71 Grayling Love
TE 83 Lee Burghgraef
QB 16 Andrew Walter
TB 22 Hakim Hill
FB 44 Mike Karney
WR 18 Sklyer Fulton
Defense
LE 91 Jimmy Verdon
DT 97 Brian Montesanto
DT 99 Shane Jones
RE 49 Ismael Thrower
LB 4 Jamar Williams
LB 5 Justin Burks
CB 26 R.J. Oliver
S 7 Riccardo Stewart
S 2 Brett Hudson
FS 30 Jason Shivers
CB 13 Emmanuel Franklin
(or) 23 Josh Golden
Return specialists
KR 23 Josh Golden
9 Daryl Lightfoot
tor) 30 Jason Shivers
PR 23 Jason Golden
HO 10 Chad Christensen
KO 20 Jesse Ainsworth
(or) 31 Tim Parker
Specialists
PK 20 Jesse Ainsworth
(or) 31 Tim Parker
P 31 Tim Parker
Head coach: Dirk Koetter
Offensive assistant Tom Osborne
Defensive coordinator: Brent Guy
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