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Running Back
Jonathan Stewart
Each time Terrence Whitehead dons the Oregon uniform and
plays well it comes with the realization that only four
more games remain before his illustrious Oregon ca
reer ends and promising tailback Jonathan Stewart
takes over.
Whitehead and Stewart have bonded as the
younger tailback has gained insight into every
thing relating to college football.
It has helped.
Stewart, after missing two games with an
ankle injury suffered against Montana, has
returned with a flourish, scoring two rush
ing touchdowns and catching a third in his
first game back against Stanford. He fol
lowed that gem with 34 yards rushing on
nine carries against host Arizona State in an
Oregon 31-17 win.
Feeling healthier against Washington,
Stewart returned two kickoffs for 69 total
yards, including a 36-yarder. The most im
pressive part of his performance, which in
cluded 26 yards on six carries, was a 17
yard run in the third quarter along the
right sideline for a touchdown.
His play this season isn’t the only
reason people are high on the Wash
ington native. His high school re
sume helped, including being Wash
ington’s all-time leading rusher and
considered by ESPN.com as the No. 2
prep recruit in the nation for his recruiting class.
Maybe it was fitting that Stewart had his initial ESPN
highlight on a run that required multiple defenders to pull
him down in Oregon’s season opener.
Focusing on this season and most importantly the next
game against Arizona, the Oregon running attack, including
Whitehead and Stewart, should have plenty of opportuni
ties. Arizona allows an average of 199.2 rushing yards per
game and has allowed 11 rushing touchdowns. A
— Jeffrey Dransfeldt
Running Back
Mike Bell
Mike Bell has been a workhorse this season.
Bell has twice come close to posting 1,000-yard seasons in his ca
reer. In 2003 and 2004 he broke the 900-yard mark and is on pace
to earn his first 1,000-yard season this year.
Last week against Stanford, Bell rushed for 88 net yards and
one touchdown in Arizona’s 20-16 loss. His 88 yards moved
him into the top five for all-time rushers in school histo
ry, totaling 2,661 career yards on 584 attempts — 20
less carries than Arizona’s all-time leading tailback
TLung Candidate, who amassed 3,824 yards from 1996
99. Bell has managed to lead the team in rushing yards
for three consecutive years.
Bell’s numbers this season are not indica
tive of his talent. He has explosive speed in
the open field, but has had trouble break
ing through defenses in light of Arizona’s
porous offensive line. Bell also poses a
threat as a receiver. He is known to run
quick routes in short-yardage situations
stretching for first downs. He posted 136
receiving yards as a freshman in 2002.
Bell has made an impact for Ari
zona since his freshman year, when
then-head coach John Mackovic
moved him from being a redshirt to
sharing snaps at tailback. He is best
membered for mnning circles around Arizona
State’s defense en route to 139 rushing yards
in last year’s 34-27 upset over the Sun Devils.
Against Oregon, Bell was held to 65
rushing yards last season and 54 the
season before.
Arizona’s best chance to win this sea
son is to put the ball in Bell’s hands and
watch excitement happen. Bell is mak
ing his mark at Arizona, despite play
ing through several of the roughest
years in the program’s history.
- Scott J. Adams
2005 OREGON
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Rushing Att Yds. Avg. TO Game
T. Whitehead, rb 85 343 4.0 2 57.2
Kellen Clemens, qb 59 208 3.5 0 29.7
J. Stewart, to 27 117 4.3 3 23.4
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Passing Att. Comp. Yds. Pet TD/Irtt.
Kellen Clemens, qb 271 175 2219 64.6 18/3
Receiving No. Yds. Avg. ID Long
D. Williams, wr 41 772 18.8 8 61
James Finley, wr 33 350 10.6 0 30
T. Whitehead, to 29 273 9.4 3 42
Tackles UT AT FR INT TFL
Patrick Chung, rov 33 18 0 1 1.0-2
Anthony Trucks, lb 31 19 0 0 8.5-39
J.D. Nelson, fs 20 20 0 0 0
Justin Phinisee, cb 29 6 0 2 1.0-1
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Mike Bell, to 106
Gilbert Harris, to 36
Chris Henry, to 13
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