r _ __ .. .. rr r __ id:_.e_: . ,e T,, A 1rN. fftl , _ .a- -m c& . ._ tna 'I10000 0 -w "V wooWDeeps Octci W~3, 1999 - Football Saturf - TeIMichn D aily -v 4 - toe etwtegan Luny -UUUEWU iuay-tucioueri I,, isi.-i- -- Around the Horn Car fai -;nzround ame reli fronstys strongin home stretch Nick Saban has talked bforc about thc C hurch of Vshat's Iiappeing \ow----in refcr- encee to keepinghits Sparts' focus ott the upcoingiflriato But in the long bee c h-It Rick gion iithatccn- Freeman tred around thei ORsti %Otsi4,. iL att oo Bse tatsm hottcill I4' bl fa oods gt d li t l i l Fc i os tdSatn th iiiO liope ntd. theyotolc 1013. Totaled, is itn both teanm;.IEven ihiia n's rushinig oamie (mtotto: we thinik xoe can. ietohintk noecan) nSa- ally does better ihant that. iid that's uone teamn. Thits oas two. lie IBig len's goitndl attacks are ntthe onily onies to be afflieted this near, Mitre aniditmtre teatms are stuff- ing lie bit, intl daring teatms to beat theisthirouagh toeair Ihis, of coarse, has not affected lie Mountain NWest Contferenice, ishere-all of its teams still play catch until I a to. Bat ini other legitiate contfer- etces laud the Pac-10}I rushing pattes are fizzling, Nost here, of coarse, is it mtore ohsvioas thtan in lie Midwest. Bin Ion teams are starting to dig this stltole forward pass thing. Rushing yards per gamte are going dowst Coiaches arc decrying it as though speakinig of a tatioin that has lost its mnorauls antd virtie They tauik tif toe impendinig cold- weather days like Biag preachers focrteilinoa i ldgintnDay in the not-tooi-ufistan ut titie. IThey say lies 'II teed aruciintg gime. IThey saytihingps like ocell pet a tishing gatme otrwe'll diectyingtp IThat list pleidge isas fromw iliclite its ctoachIt.LIlitd Carr. Nowher etlse isa sittple haundoff so C art is ircltaiy to ar tyrimnsell and Ihis icattiforiiaiood "rotund iace it.I iiForts.terunitntg itt c is a lit like religioiti It's goodi 'sir yitu,.andiit isill ;aci you througph ciiio '8tiics. Bitt --- nd Iep tlc s liiicinsitder ithmti ctcs teliitis say this in a cevie ice--it - it's a little boring sitioeties So ntiksvssMile tittes are gooid anud the sun shines, Big Ton teams hiave fotund lie bit s tilfeid itith ito many mten. IThe dutiful good storks of drass traps, dtses -atid even a pitchout cor to -lave been forsak- en for lie oohis, aahs atnd easy scores of the air. Nosw, quarterbacks Tont Brady and Brett Hensotn shouldn't be burned at lie stake for their perceived heresy lao tne sould be able to decide wthich one to barn first, anyssay). Passing isuit the evil fiat Woody and Bo made it oat to be. But statybe Carr is right to offer aphils teams's success for the gotod Iof grountd gamtes in genteral. lie has to be swillingp to till the fanstoi sleep itt these texttihrce games to establish the kind of grounud-pounding attack that cats sate Michigan when coldf ss iids sirl in \ttvemsbcr. Iii trying toi establish a runnsing game that doesn't also go exclasive- Iy by the namse of Anthony Thomnas. Carr has to he stilling to risk scores of 20-8, 27-17, or 17-h against teams like Illinois, Indiana anti NoithIisesierns ts get 8B,1.Askews, C harles Brike ori Walter Crotss theit Other B flip Ioctachles till doiitle Cart's glut:its make tat ssleticthe siunshines -iit practice a life tif viirta ows, sithoeddesn't have ttbe te pritdigal situ, returnsintoi toe outindtifamte ittly ishent the chill if '.vnitctitr in PcnisisIsaitithrcatens. Yes, it's burlap. YesO. it's nut as hut is Brees to Danitels. Bradv to Trtell ti c c i Caset to Fields. Buat ini ise Midst.t in lie ativ- iting-gios Big Ion, it just mittih be siltvattttslion s tisseoune neeids it mtost. Overshtadowted: Want to spcend sitar life in the shados? Ask an Alabamtaiilback namsed Shauin.. Boihato i eII isn't the best tailback itse Crimsons Iide has, lie isnit even the best tailback named Shaun (with that exact spellinig, thatik you) at Alabanma. Evsen better. he grew tip loss than an hour's drive fhois Knotxs lIe, Vennessee. Alniost every day, he satn "Rocky Tip" in class. "I esettally press out of that," Bohanson told the Birmsinghams IAla. I Nests. But his classmsates frois Oak Ridfge High School who toss slay. for te s'olutteers dial Bosattois's numtiber wsith rinig-encrtistedl finTeprs ansd roisind hits of the natioisal tile lie cisuld hasveston. 'ITles nigphticli somsestore remsinding tin lie field tottay. swhleu Alabamta tries ito beit the Vitluteuers fcor lie first tiste since 1994. ll' Alabamsa pulls teijpset at httoei ttwill protbablytmeathatli Alexainler mtadfcesvnotte toise'II near. Bitt Bothanson still hate to titus out ifhits shados otne at a timie. (let coot:PThanks to ESPN's S8 msilliton cosntract wtith toe the Mloutin West Conferentce. lie set- stork can nsove game times -- and for the secotid week in a rotw, groggy taillaer comsing home after 3.30 games can snooze on the sofa as Air Force and another WAC opponent 1slide around the grass at Falcon Stadium. No. PLAYER 1 David Terrell 2 Cato June 2 Brandon Kornblue 3 Todd Hoard 4 ' Marquise Walker 6 Victor Hobton 6 Jonathan West 7 Diem Henson 8 Walter Cross 8 Ran Parini 9 DiAllo Johnson 10 Tom Brady 12 Brandon Williams 12 Mike Kaselitz 13 Jason Kapsnr 13 Brian Smalls 14 Andy Mignery 14 Dan Wi I as 15 DeWaynIe Potmon t5 Trois l~nMester 16 John Navar'e 16 Bady Smih 17 Larry Foote 18 Ty 'cue Buler 18 Mark erai 19 oosld beilsty 19 Tad VarPel 20 Ian Gold 21 Jeremy LeSunr 22 Kevin Eryat 23 Dmeq Books 23 Cr agn 24 Chrebrk 25 Hayden Epsie 25 Michael Mannng 28 Julius Crry 28 Anh org Jordan 28 Scott Paniqie 29 Aaron 8ichards 29 yan Bead 30 Jon Sham 31 John Spytek 32 Anthony Thomas 33 Brent Cunmmings 34 Justin iargs 34 Phil Bra bbs 35 B.J. Askew 35 Blake Nasif 38 Aaron Shea 38 Bob Fraumiann 37 Kurt Andersor 38 Dight Moley 39 i-van Coleman 40 rie Rosel 41 Tommty Hendricks 42 Tate Scanski 43 Carl Diggs 44 Dasn Armstrong 45 Jeff Del Verne 45 Phillip Bracks 48 Andy Seler 49 MattI Johnson 49 Kirk Moundros 50 Jeff Smokeoitch 51 Eric Brckns 52 Chris Ziemann 53 Shntee Dr 54 Maurice Willams SS Dhanu Jones 58 James Hall 57 ase Pearson SB obens 59 Grady Brooks 59 Joseph Sro 60 Grant Bowrmarn 81 (yn Youngg 82 Courney Morgn 82 Brodie KVilan 83 Erir Warner 83 P.J. (wayna 84 Steve Frazier 64 Stephen Baker 6S Andy Brown 88 Kyle Froelich 87 Daid Bradt 68 Jhn Wood 89 Todd Mossa 70 Jeremy Miller 72 Ben Mast 73 Joe Denay 74 Demeterious Solomon 75 Adam Adkins 76 Steve Hutchnson 77 Tony Pape 78 Jonathan Goodwin 79 Jeff Backus 80 Tommy Huff 81 Bill Seymour 82 Joe Ghannam 83 Benie Joppru 84 Shamn Thompson 85 Marcus Knight 88 Gary Rose 89 Dei an Dubuc 90 Norman Boebert 91 Josh Williams 92 Dan umishek 93 Jason Ptak 94 Erie Wilson 95 Patrick Kratus 98 Dae Petruziello 97 Shamn Lazarus 99 Jake Frysinger Pos. WR DB BK CB WR WR LB GB RB iS WR GB GB QB QB DB QB CB FS QB QB WR LB WR QB WR GB LB DB GB P P RB SS LB FB WR PB RB LB RB RB RB PK RB WR iB LB DT LB iB DLB s iS LB DE- PK DB DLB SS iB LB LB DL LB OL LB RLB DL NT DLB LB DL NT DL DLB OL LB DL LB DL DL DL DL L BLLS L OL Bk Bk L Bk Bk OL P T P T T WR DT T DL DT RLB L NT E D E E H. 6-3 6-1 5-10 5-10 6-3 5-8 5-11 6-1 511 6-4 -t 6-2 8-3 65 5-11 6-4 6-6 59 6-4 8-0 8-0 8-3 6 8-3 6-1 8-5 6-2 6-1 5-10 8-1 61 810 511 8-3 61 8-2 8-2 8-0 8-0 60 58 510 8-0 8-4 8-2 511 8.1 6-2 63 8-0 8-5 8-3 6-4 8-1 8-0 8-3 8-2 -t 8-2 63 S-1 6-3 61 510 62 8-0 62 6-7 61 65 62 6-3 63 61 62 510 63 60 -2 63 65 511 64 6- 6-3 64 6-4 6-4 63 6-0 6-4 6-7 67 6-3 65 6-7 6-4 6-6 6-2 6-3 5-11 64 6-4 61 64 6-4 6-4 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-4 6-3 6-4 6-3 6-4 WT. EIG. 198 So. 201 ir 180 Sr. 178 So. 189 So. 177 Jr 190 Jr. 229 Fr. 192 So. 221 So. 196 So. 172 Jr. 189 Sr. 213 Sr. 180 ir. 195 ir. 223 Jr. 170 ir 225 ir. t85 Jr. 181 Jr. 200 So. 220 ir. 210 So. 211 So. 200 Fr. 196 Sr. 175 ir. 179 So. 213 Sr. 177 ir. 183 Sr 175 i-. 187 Jr. 185 i-i 194 So 204 So. 180 i-. 215 So. 250 So. 170 Jr. 203 r. 190 ir. 217 i-. 221 Jr. 180 ir. 185 So 170 Jr. 210 ir. 185 ir. 251 Sr 220 So. 272 So. 219 ir. 258 So. 225 So 215 Sr. 190 Sr. 220 r. 260 ir. 210 Jr. 190 ir. 234 Jr. 186 Sr 210 ir. 225 Sr. 229 So. 288 Sr. 220 ir. 283 Jr. 225 Sr. 257 Sr. 240 ir. 288 Sr 250 Jr. 200 ir. 258 ir. 264 So 3t8 ir. 226 'o. 275 Jr. 216 So. 288 Sr. 230 Fr. 285 ir. 299 Fr. 293 Jr. 242 ir, 291 So. 234 So 284 So. 293 ir. 260 F. 280 So, 296 Jr, 290 i-. 290 Jr. 288 Jr. 190 Fr. 248 So, 175 Fe 251 Fr 243 So. 181 S. 263 So. 224 Fr. 251 Fr 279 S. 251 Fr. 292 r. 279 Jr. 265 r. 267 Fr. 227 Fr 272 Jr. RBYNKj, 32 wAnony Tomas ELVL]8 bWaltr(inst WOLVERINES When- Michigan has the ball FB K~.~36 Aaron Shea 39 Evan Coleman SE 1 David Torei 9. tilo 1i QB1'< 10 Tow Biady~ L or 7 GuewnseH RT 72 Beo last 54 NTi ', ,t' KG. C LG LT 52 Chis benn 67"aSiidiant.76S tuHutnor 79 eff ticus 78 } u..'d°,in64Scue r azset 69 suSdiMosst 73 -oe Dtray TE 84 Sboys 818 cilSymou FL 85 PlKight CB 29 Jc ii 5rA 28 _ c; CB 33 oy9 fn 8B ryo,' e 951R 97 ) LB 48DannyiClar 47 Moi Ln DE .DT DT DE s-sel ono 961Bradownore91 1i to I99 F-oSWakefid annEelart 70% at artn 2K,.'o as 900RobyiLong LBA 41ErcGete 30 RotFaki 55 24 Ai la 39 Cro atmr LB 52 MikeYouo 20 EricGarirtt FS 7 Muhammad A55' ah 1 MauiJacks on 11 i Anthony Thomas can't be the entire ground attack if Michigan is to regain ihe momentum it had leading up to the Michigan State game. ILast steek.,XAirr-f i tos staialuti stas neatly emspty as the Falcons tried usitomutnt a comtieback apalist CUtaftat c lose o Itt1 easterni ifat li (t iti tuAd just it case utu suie ssas itswake, Air VFrce ti echditi Mutiits comteback tututhe suutus ctsoych dfield by tusutug .. it's triptle opiloni attack. That's so WAC:Flue \Westorn Athletic Consforensceis expected to expand to the northwest ansd south- east prior to the 2001 seasons when it adds Louisiana Tech and Boise State. The addition of Louisiana Tech satisfies concerns of the con- ference's eastern memberssswtile Boise State is the host team of the flan itarian i fuss The Bronucous alsoitntciiia-blue artificialh-turf filduohu ithe conuference. fake lti hatiuntinsiWest. NoutcoL Thek f 0K iiis Cut' Star reported Viedniesdaihat luauelucI1up 12 championshuipt gate ssill be platyed outdoors forthue first lute netesar. at Acrosshead Siacfiuiti1 in Kanisas Civy. .'flue 4-3 Buckeyes cotuld conceivably asiss a bosslIgause for the first timse Iis decade. Since thes played ini a so-called preseason panic -the Kickoff Classic against Miami, Fla.- No. 22 Ohio State must stin sevens games to be eligible for a bowl. Since tswo of their four remaining games are uagalist Michigant and Michigan State, they can't rest as easy as they usually could sesen pauses ito the season. Hell, seven gamses into the past four seasons, theytve had a bowl paine all but wrapped up. The Hurricanes, (who beat Ohio State in that Kickoff Classic) at 2-3 are also in jeopardy of missing a bossl, ishich could set back their rebuilding hopes a year or two. --Rick F-teacn b ii e reese/ed tics e-maoil/t iiiii fi eeusi tttior.elis. UNI.'TED STUDENT SPECIALS COMPETEAUTO CARE A U T Q0 *0il Changes $17.95 AND *Winterizations $39.95 T *Gnsenean Maintenance F L E ET Inspection $22.50 R EPA IR *Foreign and Domestics Serviced 2321 Jackson Ave. Ann Arbor 48103 , a 734 665-71304 Senior Portraits will begin on September 27 and take place in the Michigan Union. Call today to schedule your ap- pointment. If you have any questions call the Michiganen- sian Yearbook at 764-9425. 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