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University of Oregon vs. Washington State
Wide receiver
Demetrius Williams
There were big expectations placed on Demetrius
Williams entering the 2004 season. So far, the
year has been a disappointment for the junior
wide receiver, who has been slowed by a nagging turf
toe injury.
Looking to replace Sarnie Parker as Oregon’s
top receiver, Williams has caught just 15 passes
for 212 yards and one touchdown in four games.
Williams’ sub-par season has hindered
the progress of the Ducks’ offense. The lack of
a big-play receiver has all but eliminated
the deep passing game and led to problems in
the red zone.
Running back Terrence Whitehead,
who has been one of Oregon’s few play-mak
ers, said the offense needs Williams to be involved in or
der to succeed.
“We need more big plays,” Whitehead said. “I believe we
need to get the ball in number six’s hands more. I don’t think
anyone can cover him. People might say that I’m being
cocky about him, but I don’t believe anyone can cover
him.”
The De La Salle High School product caught
51 balls for 935 yards and eight touchdowns last sea
son.
If Williams continues to struggle, Redshirt fresh
man Garren Strong, seniors Keith Allen and Marcus
Maxwell and true freshman Cameron Colvin need to
find a way to make plays.
After Williams’ 15 receptions, the three highest totals are held
by Whitehead (14), fullback Dante Rosario (14) and tight end
Tim Day (8).
In comparison, Washington State’s biggest receiving threat,
Jason Hill, has 15 receptions for 419 yards and six touchdowns.
— Jon Roetman
Linebacker
WiH Derting
Washington State redshirt junior linebacker Will Derting makes
plays.
So many, in fact, the preseason All-American is routinely the
focus of opposing offenses.
Derting recorded 65 solo tackles and assisted on another 21,
giving him a combined 86 for the 2003 season. He also
recorded 12 tackles for a combined loss of 63 yards and
notched 7.5 sacks as well.
“Will Derting is special,” Washington State head
coach Bill Doha said. “He just finds the football.”
Derting is also known for turning in impressive indi
vidual performances. Last year against Oregon State, Dert
ing recorded eight tackles, three sacks and a forced fum
ble, which earned him Pac-10 Defensive Player of the
Week. He earned another Defensive Player of the Week
when he collected 12 tackles, three sacks and a forced
fumble against Norte Dame.
So far in 2004, Derting has recorded 30 total tack
les in four games. He is averaging 7.5 tackles per
game, which ranks him 12th in the Pacific-10 Con
ference.
“Derting continues to amaze me,” Oregon head
coach Mike Bellotti said. “He makes plays. He makes
them all over the field, and they are difference making
plays. ”
Derting’s presence on the field makes the rest of his
linebacking core better. Veteran Pat Bennett and play
maker Scott Davis could easily improve their indi
vidual statistics. Davis is close to surpassing his
2003 total in tackles in just his first four games of
2004.
“He is a Sunday player,” Doba said of Derting.
“He has a great mental attitude, and he is a
competitor. He competes everywhere.”
— Brian Smith
2004 OREGON
SCHEDULE
September
11 Indiana, L, 24-30
18 @ Oklahoma, L, 7-31
■ 25 Idaho, W, 48-10
October
2 Arizona State, L, 13-28
9 @ Washington State, 2 p.m.
16 Arizona, 12:30 p.m.
23 @ Stanford, 2 p.m.
30 Washington, 12:30 p.m.
November
6 @ California, 12:30 p.m.
13 UCLA, 12:30 p.m.
20 @ Oregon State, 4 p.m.
STATISTICAL LEADERS
2004 Oregon statistical leaders
T. Whitehead, rb 63
K. Washington, tb 27
Kellen Clemens, qb 41
D. Williams, wr^
Dante Rosario, fb
T. Whitehead, tb
Tim Day, te
Ramone Reed, wlb
J.D. Nelson, fs
Jerry Matson, lb
Aaron Gipson
Devan Long, de
9
12
9
4
7
2.0- 3
3.0- 7
7.0- 29
3.0- 7
9.5-60
2004 Washington State statistical leaders
2004 WASHINGTON
STATE SCHEDULE
September
3 @ New Mexico, W, 21-17
11 Colorado (in Seattle), 1,12-20
18 Idaho, W, 49-8
25 @ Arizona, W, 2049
October
9 Oregon, 2 p.m.
16 Stanford, TBA
23 @ Oregon State, TBA
30 USC, 4 p.m.
November
6 @ UCLA, TBA.
13 @ Arizona State, TBA
22 Washington, 5 p.m.
Starting lineups
Oregon offense vs. Washington State defense
Wide Receiver
Demetrius Williams
Right Right
Tackle Guard
Mike Ian Center
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Running Back
Terrence
Whitehead
Fullback
Dante Rosario
■■n Tight End
Tim Day
Free Safety
Hamza Abdullah
Wide Receiver
Marcus Maxwell
Comerback ana
Alex Teems Ed
linebacker |
Steve Oildine I
Strong Safety
Jeremy Bohannon
Oregon defense vs. Washington State offense
Wide Receiver
Jason Hill
Chris Bruhn
Left Tackle
Calvin Armstrong
Defensive End
Devan Long
Outside Linebacker
Ramone Reed
Defensive
Tackle
Haloti
Ngata |
Middle Linebacker
Jerry Matson
Outside
linebacker
Anthony Trucks
Strong Safety
Justin PHinisee
Right
Right
Sam
Patrick
Lighttoody
Nick
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Quarterback
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