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Oregon one-deep roster Offense WR 1 Sarnie Parker LT 72 Adam Snyder LG 74 Nick Sfceitz C 63 Dan Weaver RG 59 Ian Reynoso RT 79 Robin Knebel TE 85 Tim Day QB 11 Kellen Clemens FB 32 Matt Floberg (or) 44 Dante Rosario TB 24 Terrence Whitehead WR 6 Demetrius Williams Defense LE 53 Igor Olshansky (or) 30 Quinn Dorsey LT 99 Robby Valenzuela RT 94 Junior Siavii (or) 53 Igor Olshansky RE 92 Devan Long 1LB 39 Kevin Mitchell MLB 52 Jerry Matson OLB 21 David Martin CB 31 Justin Phinisee (or) 4 Steven Moore ROV 23 Marley Tucker FS 16 Keith Lewis CB 2 Marques Binns Return specialists KR 20 Kenny Washington 24 Terrence Whitehead (or) 31 Justin Phinisee PR 4 Steven Moore (or) 31 Justin Phinisee HO 12 Jason Fife KO 25 Jared Siegel OREGON DUCKS Statistical leaders Rushing Att. T. Whitehead 151 Jason Fife 41 Chris Vincent 55 Passing Att Kellen Clemens 209 Jason Fife 118 Receiving No. Sarnie Parker 52 D. Williams 43 Tim Day 15 Tackles UT Kevin Mitchell 53 Keith Lewis 38 Jerry Matson 39 Marley Tucker 33 Yds. Avg. TD Game 595 3.9 6 66.1 230 5.6 5 23.0 161 2.9 0 26.8 Comp. Yds. Pet. TD 118 1,729 56.5 10 63 866 53.4 6 Yds. Avg. TD Long 784 15.1 4 55 845 19.7 7 86 217 14.5 2 31 AT FR INT TR 33 2 1 4.5-11 20 0 3 1-3 18 1 0 10.542 10 0 0 340 2003 OREGON SCHEDULE August 30 @ Mississippi State, W, 42-34 September 6 Nevada, W, 31-23 13 @ Arizona, WJ; 48-10 20 Michigan’W, 31-27 27 Washington State, L, 55-16 October 3 ® Utah, L, 17-13 11 Arizona State, L, 59-14 25 Stanford, W, 35-0 November 1 @ Washington, L, 42-10 8 California, W, 21-17 15 @ UCLA, 12:30 p.m. 22 Oregon State, 12:30 p.m. Oregon free safety Keith Lewis has always been a key for the Duck defense. Earlier this season, when the Ducks were on their way to a 4-0 start, Lewis was central to the team's success. He talked, but his words rang true on Saturdays. When Oregon went 1-4 over its next five games, it seemed that Lewis disappeared into the cold Oregon night. Last week against California, the Oregon second ary stepped up to the challenge against the Golden Bears and quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The group held Cal to 188 passing yards and showed that it does have some fight left in it. Lewis said he didn't go the NFL after last season because he wanted to leave the Oregon program as a winner. With two games left in the Ducks' season, the opportunity to take advantage of that statement is getting short er by the day. Oregon could fin ish the regular sea son at 8-4, 7-5 or 6 6, depending on what happens in the last two games. Lewis will be key to that finish, but you don't want to ask him how he's going to do that. For the second straight season, Oregon head coach Mike Bellotti banned him from talking to the media before the Ducks' game against Washington. UCLA BRUINS UCLA running back Maurice Drew is a super freshman. One of the top high school running backs last season out of De LaSalle High School in Concord, Calif., he was highly recruited. Those calling his name last year included Oregon and head coach Mike Bellotti. The Ducks coveted the speedy runner, but failed to land the prize recruit. This season with UCLA he has split time with incumbent run ning back Tyler Ebell. Drew has run for 465 yards on 95 carries while Ebell has gained 428 yards in 104 at tempts. Drew earned his first start last week in UCLA's 31-13 loss to Washington State. He carried the ball 23 times for 80 yards. Drew is the future of the Bruin offensive at tack, and his assimila tion to the program has seemingly been smooth. Oregon showed that it is vulnerable to the outside when defending against the run, Drew is fast and is hard to catch from be hind. If the Bruins can find the seams in the Oregon defense, the Ducks will be in for a long day, and Drew will give an other example of why he was highly recruited. Maurice Drew freshman running back Antioch, Calif. 5’8,” 200 lbs. Statistical leaders Att Yds. Maurice Drew 95 465 Tyler Ebell 104 452 Manuel White 96 379 Passing Att. Drew Olson 206 Matt Moore 103 Receiving No. Craig Bragg 55 Mercedes Lewis 25 327 Ryan Smith 24 232 |Tacktes UT AT Brandon Chillar 58 49 Justin London 50 27 Ben Emanuel II 45 27 Spencer Havner 36 28 4.9 4.1 3.9 Comp. Yds. 112 1456 52 555 Yd 849 15.4 13.1 9.7 FR 1 1 2 0 TD 5 2 3 Game 46.5 42.8 47.4 Pet TO 54.4 6 50.5 TD 4 2 1 !NT 1 3 1 3 2 Long 54 38 22 TFL 8.5-27 7.0- 23 0.5-1 6.0- 15 1 2003 UCLA SCHEDULE September 6 @ Colorado, L, 16-14 13 Illinois, W, 6-3 20 27 October 4 11 18 25 November 1 @ Stanford, L, 21-14 8 @ Washington State, L, 31-13 15 Oregon, 12:30 p.m. 22 @ USC, 12:30 p.m. UCLA one-deep roster Offense WR 87 Craig Bragg LT 76 Steven Vieira LG 64 Eyoseph Efseaff C 54 Robert Chai RG 74 Paul Mociler RT 73 Ed Blanton TE 88 Blane Kezirian QB 14 Drew Olson TB 2 Tyler Ebeli FB 47 Pat Norton WR 25 Ryan Smith Defense DE 49 DT 35 NT 75 DE 43 OLB 41 I LB 9 I LB CB FS SS CB 11 6 24 4 17 Mat Ball Asi Faoa Ryan Boschetti Dave Ball Spencer Havner Justin London Brandon Chillar Matt Clark Ben Emmanuel Jarrad Page Matt Ware Return specialists KR 21 Maurice Drew 2 Tyler EbeH 87 Craig Bragg 39 Chris Kluwe 7 Justin Medlock PR HO KO LS 57 Riley Jondle Specialists PK 7 Justin Medlock P 39 Chris Kluwe Head coach: Karl Dorrell Off. coordinator: Steve Axman Def. coordinator: Larry Kerr About UCLA Location: Los Angeles Enrollment: 34,000 Home stadium: Rose Bowl Field surface: Natural grass 12 record: 8-5 <44 Pac-10) II season: 1919 ranee: 2002 miiiii' we Bake, we Deliver Springfield, Duck's Village, Chase Village South Eugene & UP and university commons 30 W. 29th Ave 1402 Mohawk Blvd. (at Willamette) (at centennial) 484-PAPA (7272) 746-PAPA (7272) Santa Clara/River Road Ferry St. Bridge 54-B Division (Just off River Rd) 461-PAPA (7272) 683-PAPA (7272) W. 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