Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, October 29, 2004, SECTION B, Page 8B and 9B, Image 20

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University of Washington vs. University of Oregon
Defensive tackle Defensive end
Manase Hopoi
Manase Hopoi has been a bright spot on an otherwise miser
able Washington defense.
The defensive tackle leads the Pacific-10 Conference with eight
sacks and 19 tackles for loss. He holds a one-sack lead over Ryan
Riddle of California and Devan Long of Oregon. He also has a
healthy seven-tackle lead against Long in the tackles for loss cat
egory.
Former Arizona State defensive end Terrell Suggs holds
the Pac-10 record for most sacks and most tackles for loss
in a season with 24 and 31.5, respectively.
Other than Hopoi’s brilliance at end, the Husky de
for,se ranks ninth in total defense (378.4 yards per
une), ninth in run defense (188.3 ypg) and dead
last in scoring defense in the Pac-10, allowing a
whopping 30 points per game.
The senior is in his third year as a starter and
has excelled at both the tackle and end positions.
“I've always thought Manase was a better in
side player with the quickness in his hands, than
say an outside player where a lot of that is foot
speed,” Washington head coach Keith Gilbert
son said. “I think he's played well. He's cer
tainly having a nice career in terms of his
tackles for loss and sacks and the things he
brings to the defense.”
The Sacramento, Calif., native was de
clared ineligible to participate in games as a
freshman in 2001 as a partial academic
qualifier. Hopoi can regain the lost year
of eligibility if he is on track to gradu
ate in spring of 2005.
Hopoi also has 37 total tackles,
with 23 being of the solo variety,
and one pass defended.
— Jon Roetman
Devan Long
Simply put, Devan Long gets to the football.
The junior defensive end, younger brother of for
mer Washington State standout Rien Long, has dis
played his talents not only as a pass rusher, but as a
solid run stopper as well.
Long leads the team in tackles for loss with
12 for 70 yards and sacks with six and a half
for 50 yards in 2004.
He had his string of seven straight games
with at least one tackle for loss snapped at
Washington State earlier this year. Long has
now recorded 30 tackles behind the line of
scrimmage for a combined loss of 156 yards in his
career.
He finished last year with 11.5 sacks, one and a
half away from tying the Oregon school record of
13, held by Ernest Jones back in 1993. His six and a
half sacks this year give him a tie for second place
in the Pacific-10 Conference and moves him into sev
enth on the school’s career sack list with 18.5.
"He’s a complete defensive end," Bellotti said. "He
does a great job in pass rush, but he's very capable of
stopping the run, and he has pride in his entire game. He's
not a one-dimensional player."
Long joins Haloti Ngata, Robby Valenzuela and Chri
Solomona to form a defensive line that could draw compar
isons to some of the great lines of the past, even the famous
“Gang Green” defense of 1994. Long has helped the Oregon
defense to third in rushing, passing and total defense in the con
ference in 2004.
"He's a true defensive end," Bellotti said, "and I would even
call him a defensive lineman. I think he would appreciate that
better."
— Brian Smith
2004 WASHINGTON
SCHEDULE
September
5 Fresno State, L, 16-35
18 UCLA, L, 31-37
25 @ Notre Dame, L, 3-38
October
2 @ Stanford, L, 13-27
9 San Jose State, W, 21-6
16 Oregon State, L, 14-29
23 USC, L, 0-38
30 @ Oregon, 4:00 p.m.
November
6 Arizona, 12:30 p.m.
13 California, 12:30 p.m.
20 @ Washington State, 5:0 p.m.
STATISTICAL LEADERS
2004 Washington statistical leaders
2004 Oregon statistical leaders
Rushing
Kenny James, tb
Shelton Sampson, tb
James Sims, fb
Passing
Casey Paus, qb
Receiving
Charles Frederick, wr
Sonny Shackelford, wr
Corey Williams, wr
Joe Toledo, te
Tackles
Joe Lobendah, ilb
Evan Benjamin, olb
Scott White, ilb
Dashon Goldson, fs
At*. Yds. Avg.
112 522 4.7
34 133 3.9
32 118 3.7
Att Comp. Yds.
133 59 699
No. Yds. Avg.
17 253 14.9
12 196 16.3
10 128 12.8
9 106 11.8
UT AT FR
37 40 0
29 38 0
31 29 1
21 17 2
TD Game
5 74.6
1 19.0
0 16.9
Pet. TD/Int.
44.4 3/6
TD Long
1 44
1 52
0 28
1 24
INT TFL
0 8.0-22
2 5.5-11
0 10.0-38
1 0.50
Rushing Att.
T. Whitehead, rb 128
K. Washington, tb 39
Kellen Clemens, qb 72
Passing ,m.
Kellen Clemens, qb 247
D. Williams, wr 42
T. Whitehead, rb 30
Tim Day, te 22
Dante Rosario, fb 18
HHHHHH
Jerry Matson, lb 28
Ramone Reed, lb 27
J.D. Nelson, fs 20
5.4 5 99.6
3.8 1 21.1
1.9 3 19.9
Yds. Pet TD/Int.
1878 62.8 12/4
Avg. TD Long
12.7 1 59
9.6 2 51
16.3 4 34
9.4 4 35
SNT m
0 0 8.0-34
0 1 3.5-11
0 0 3.0-7
0 0 4.5-28
Yds.
697
148
139
Comp.
155
Yds.
532
289
359
170
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2004 OREGON
SCHEDULE
September
11 Indiana, L, 2430
18 @ Oklahoma, L, 7-31
25 Idaho, W, 48-10
October
2 Arizona State, L, 13-28
9 @ Washington State, W, 41-38
16 Arizona, W, 28-14
23 @ Stanford, W, 16-13.
30 Washington, 4 p.m.
November
6 @ California, 12:30 p.m.
13 UCLA, 12:30 p.m.
20 @ Oregon State, 4 p.m.
Starting lineups
Oregon offense vs. Washington defense
Adam Snyder
Right End
Mike Mapuolesega
Left \
Nick Steltz
Defensive
Manase
Hopoi
Wide Receiver
Demetrius Williams
Jared Siegel
Cornerback
Derrick Johnson
L \ Running Back
Terrence
Whitehead
Fullback
Dante Rosario
Right
Shawn Center
Flanagan lan
S3 JfLnoso
Right
Tackle
Mike
DeLaGrange
Quarterback
Kellen Clemens
Left Tackle
Tight End
Tim Day
Left End
Greyson Gunhelm
Defensive
Tackle
Jordan
Whfte-Frisbee
Middle Linebacker
Scott White
Cornerback
Sam Cunningham
Outside
Linebacker
Evan Benjamin
Strong Safety
C.J. Wallace
Outside Linebacker
Joe Lobendahn BfiJ
Wide Receiver
Marcus Maxwell
Dashon Goldson
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Oregon defense vs. Washington offense
Right
Tackle
Ryan
Brooks
Right
Clay
Walker
Brad
Vanneman
Quarterback
Isaiah Stanback
Defensive End
Devan Long
Tight
End
Joe
Toledo
Stanley Daniels
Defensive End
Chris Solomona
Defensive
Tackle
Maloti
Ngata
Defensive
Tackle
Robtry
Valenzuela
Middle Linebacker
Jerry Matson
Cornerback
Aaron Gipson
Outside
Linebacker
Anthony Trucks
Strong Safety
Justin Phlnlsee
Wide Receiver
Bobby Whithorne
Cornerback
Jackie Bates
Michael Braunsteln
Running Back
Kenny James
Fullback
Janies Sims
Left Tackle
Robin Meadow
Kicker
Outside Linebacker ■■■
Ramone Reed Ufl
Wide Recei'
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