M0H ANNOTES' Women's rowing team opens new boathouse During the annual Boathouse Day held by Michigan women's rowing from 10 a.m. to noon, the team will introduce its new boathouse which is near completion. Costing S 1.2 million, the new home f the Wolverines next to Bellville 4ake in Bellville, Mich., does not only hold the team's boats. The 60,000 t square foot boathouse also will have a classroom, athletic training facilities, a locker room, and a lounge for the use of any Michigan student-athlete. F Crimson Tide star WR Milons will not start TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - Alabama receiver Freddie Milons, tout- ed as a Icisman Trophy candidate in the preseason, has struggled and won't start against Arkansas on Saturday. Receivers coach Dabo Swinney said it all came down to Milons'performance during the Crimson Tide's first three games.- "Freddie has been doing things very ,ell as far as playing hard, showing good technique and working in prac- tice, Swinnev said on Wednesday. "But he's fumbled the ball three times, so he just won't start the game." Back problems force Iowa F Galloway to leave team IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - Kyle Galloway, one of Iowa's best shooters and its top free-throw shooter, Smnounced Monday he is done playing basketball because of lingering back problems. The 6-foot-6 Galloway, a junior from Sioux City. averaged 8.5 points a game last year while playing in all 30 games, including 18 starts. Galloway earned a Presidential Academic Scholarship at Iowa and joined the 1Hawkeves as a walk-on in 997-98 Ewing sent to Seattle as part of four-team trade NEW YORK (AP) - Patrick Ewing never brought a championship to New York, and now he never will. In one of the largest and most com- plicated trades in NBA history, the Ewing era ended in New York when he &s dealt Wednesday to the Seattle SuperSonics in a four-team. 12-player megatrade The Knicks got back four draft picks and six players_- including Glen Rice from Los Angeles and Luc Longley from Phoenix - while the Lakers picked up power forward Horace Grant from Seattle. T he Michigan Daily - Friday, September 22, 2000-- 13 Irish in a rush to improve running SOUTH BEND (AP) -- Notre Dame coach Bob Davie realizes that two yards is the difference between talking about how well new quarter- back Gary Godsev did against Purdue and how poor the Irish rushing attack was. Two yards is about how far Nick Setta's winning field goal was from the right upright in the 23-21 victory over the Boilermakers on Saturday. Two yards farther to the right, and instead of spending the week talking about how the Irish are ranked No. 16 and look ready to compete with top teams, Davie instead would be talk- ing about how to revive Notre Dame's rushing game. Thie Irish had a total of 78 ards rushing against Purdue, marking the sixth time since 1990 the Irish failed to rush for at least 1 00 yards. Notre Dame lost those other five games. "We'd like to be a team that can rush for 200, 250 ards a game," offensive coordinator Kevin Rogers said. "It wasn't there last week. A lot of the running game from this offense take place through the option and quarterback rus. Well, that's kind of eliminated right now. So we've got to find other ways to get it done." The Irish starting quarterback is the 6-foot- Godsev, who made his first start last week in place of injured Arnaz Battle. While BattlIe ran for 1 57 yards through Notre Dane's first two gamtes, Godsev ran for three. With the option gone and Godsy new at quarterback the Boilermakers surprised the Irish and blitzed contin- ually . "We ran some plays into some defenses, you had no chance." Davie sai d. Asked if the Irish offense had regressed a little because of Battle's injury, Rogers replied: "A little? A lot." The Irish are averaging 152 vards rushing. That's 30 ards les than a season ago. If the trend continued, it would be Notre Dame's worst rushin attack since 184. Davic said he doesn't think there ae any major omkensi problems. "I don't think it is because our backs aren't hitting the holes. I think it is because we played some realy l good defenses" Davie said. "We are going to have to do somethin a little bit diffeient now to e able to run the ball." Julius Jones, Notre Dame's leading rusher, is averaging 56 vads. Rogers said it appeared that Jons was mtss- ing his usual pop" last week aainst Purdue, but Jones said he is fine. 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