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Glasper. Two current Ducks also attended De La Salle: senior de
fensive back Charles Favroth and junior wide receiver Demetrius
Williams.
Oregon defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti said Kelly was a great
person who was looking forward to beginning college life on the
field and in the classroom at Oregon.
"He was just a sweetheart of a kid," Aliotti said. "He was a
great young man who had some special goals and aspirations
to come to Oregon and be a fantastic linebacker and student
here at the University. He and his family were very proud of the
opportunity and Terrance was looking for great things to hap
pen for him here."
The 6-foot-1, 215-pound Kelly was expected to compete for a
starting spot at linebacker that was vacated by the departures of
Kevin Mitchell and David Martin.
At De La Salle, Kelly was one of the school's top athletes
and helped the program to 151 straight victories. He played
a variety of positions including tailback, tight end, linebacker
and safety.
As a senior, Kelly mshed for a league-leading 1,014 yards (9.2
yards per carry) and 16 touchdowns, along with 17 receptions for
287 yards and two touchdowns.
On defense, he ranked second in the team in tackles, recording
122, in addition to three receptions and one fumble recovery.
Kelly was known as an intelligent athlete who utilized his
speed and strength.
His death is the first of an Oregon athlete with remaining el
igibility since basketball player Jesse Nash drowned in the
Willamette River in a swimming accident in May of 1987.
Kelly's funeral is scheduled in Richmond, Calif., for this morn
ing and will be attended by Bellotti, Aliotti, Williams, assistant
coach Don Pellum and outside linebacker Anthony Trucks.
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