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Oregon one-deep roster Offense WR 1 Sarnie Parker LT 72 Adam Snyder LG 74 Nick Steitz C 63 Dan Weaver RG 59 Ian Reynoso RT 79 Robin Knebel TE 85 Tim Day QB 11 Kellen Clemens FB 32 Matt Floberg TB 24 Terrence Whitehead WR 6 Demetrius Williams LE 53 Igor Olshansky LT 99 R( t Valen - RT 94 Junior Siavii RE 92 Devan Long I LB 39 Kevin Mitchell MLB 52 Jerry Matson OLB 21 David Martin CB 4 Steven Moore ROV 23 Mariey Tucker FS 16 Keith Lewis ' CB 31 Justin Phinisee Return specialists KR 20 Kenny Washington 27 Ryan Shaw PR 4 Steven Moore HO 12 Jason Fife KO 25 Jared Siegel Specialists PK 25 Jared Siegel P 36 Paul Martinez DS 48 Ryan Loftin SS 63 Dan Weaver Head coach: Mike Bellotti Off. coordinator Andy Ludwig Def. coordinator Nick Aliotti Last bowl: 2002 Seattle Bowl (vs. Wake Forest, L, 38-17) OREGON DUCKS Statistical leaders Rushing T. Whitehead Jason Fife Ryan Shaw Chris Vincent Passing Kellen Clemens Jason Fife Receiving Sarnie Parker D. Williams T. Whitehead Tim Day Tackles Kevin Mitchell Keith Lewis Jerry Matson Igor Olshansky Art. 186 42 42 56 Hi 262 119 No. 61 47 23 20 UT 65 48 50 38 Yds. 702 225 169 163 HH 150 63 Yds. 888 886 211 287 AT 38 25 22 16 Avg. 3.8 5.4 4.0 2.9 HH 2,037 866 14.6 18.9 9.2 14.4 FR TD 6 5 0 0 Pet 57.3 52.9 TD 5 8 1 3 INT 1 3 1 0 Game 63.8 18.8 14.1 18.1 — 15 6 Long | 55 86 46 31 TFL 1 5.5-14 2.0- 5 12.545 15.0- 71 ■ 2003 OREGON SCHEDULE August 30 @ Mississippi State, W, 42-34 September 6 Nevada, W, 31-23 13 @ Arizona, W, 48-10 20 Michigan, W, 31-27 27 Washington Stated, 55-16 October 3 11 25 November 1 @ Washington, L, 42-10 8 California, W, 21-17 15 @ UCLA, W, 31-13 22 Oregon State, W, 34-20 Oregon comerback Justin Phinisee is a good example of the Oregon secondary this season. The sophomore has tended to bend, not break when it comes to defending opposing offenses. At points dur ing the season — games against Washington State and Arizona State — the group did break, but bounced back in wins against California, UCLA and Ore gon State. Part of the secondary's slow start was getting used to a system implemented by new secondary coach John Neal that focuses less on man-to-man cover age. The Ducks are getting used to the new style of play — which resembles a zone coverage package — and it has begun to show. Against Minnesota the secondary may not matter too much, except if the Ducks' de fensive line can stop the Gold en Gophers running game. Minnesota features three strong running backs, which push the team to third na tionally in mshing yards. If Ore gon can stop that run n i n g game, then Phinisee and Co. will be vi tal against a passing game that can light up the scoreboard as well. It will take all parts of the Oregon de fense to earn a victory over the 24th-ranked team in the nation. MINNESOTA GOLDEN GOPHERS While the Minnesota offense gets moving via the run, the Oregon offense focuses primarily on getting the ball moving through the air. Minnesota junior Mike Wojciechowski is a prime example of the Golden Gophers secondary that needs to play on top of its game to get the job done against the Ducks. Minnesota is 39th in the nation in pass defense, allowing roughly 209 yards per game through the air. The Minnesota defense has faced bigger re ceivers in the Big Ten Conference, but like ly not any as fast as the Ducks' Sarnie Parker, Demetrius Williams and Co. Kellen Clemens has come into his own as quarter back of the Ducks and is reaching the level where he is reading defenses well on a consis tent basis. If the Golden Gophers can stop the Ore gon passing game, it will tilt the game in favor of Min nesota. Mike Wojciechowski junior cornerback Oak Creek, Wis. 5’8," 185 lbs. Statistical leaders Marion Barber 191 1,195 L. Maroney 147 990 Thomas Tapeh 106 530 A. Abdul-Khaliq 79 341 A. Abdul-Khaliq 229 146 Benji Kamrath 34 16 NHK 6.1 17 96.6 6.7 9 82.5 5.0 8 44.2 4.3 4 28.4 —‘"WNKKKRM 2,229 63.8 17 250 47.1 1 Aaron Hosack Jared Ellerson Ben Utecht Tony Patterson Eli Ward Ben West T. Campbell Ukee Dozier 45 44 18 18 UT 65 59 54 47 Yds.; 707 909 289 224 23 27 27 16 15.7 20.7 16.1 12.4 0 0 0 0 8 5 2 1 INTI 3 0 1 0 80 96 45 24 TFL 0.0-0 8.5- 20 9.0-55 2.5- 3 ■■■■K ESoflHiEouflH August 30 Tulsa, W, 49-10 September 6 Troy State, W, 48-7 13 @ Ohio, W, 42-20 20 27 @ October 4 10 18 Michigan State, L, 44-38 25 @ Illinois, W, 36-10 November 1 Indiana, W, 36-10 8 Wisconsin, W, 37-34 15 @ Iowa, L, 40-22 Minnesota one-deep roster Offense WR 84 Aaron Hosack LT 74 Rian Meiander LG 68 Mark Setterstnom C 61 GregEslinger RG 70 Joe Quinn RT 78 Joe Ainsite TE 89 Matt Spaeth QB 8 Asad Abdut-Khaliq TB 21 Marion Barber WR 17 Tony Patterson WR 83 Jared Ellerson Defense DE 97 MarkLosli NT 87 Dan Kwapinski DT 51 Darrell Reid DT 47 Paul Nixon LB 52 Kyle McKenzie LB 59 Ben West LB 58 Terrance Campbell CB 25 Ukee Dozier SS 20 Justin Isom FS 27 Eli Ward CB 4 Trumaine Ward Return specialists KR 21 Marion Barber 22 Laurence Maroney PR 21 Marion Barber HO 3 Bryan Cupito KO 16 Rhys Lloyd LS 57 Peter Prudden Specialists PK 16 Rhys Lloyd P 16 Rhys Uoyd Head coach: Glen Mason Off. coordinator: Mitch Browning Def. coordinator Greg Hudson About Minnesota Location: Minneapolis Home stadium: Hubert H. 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