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'4%- tie inrigan uany - L'I3UBALL ocursrcAY- .ao ~r cv, .raa'a"-
F'argas makes move to defensive backfield'
lDaily SSorts Editor tions. But with several of his frienids and
local California riv-als like UCLA's
No, your cycs won't be fooling you - Dc~hautt Foster headed to college with
Justin Fargas is noss playitto defense. hopes of becoming H-eisnman-caliber tun
Fargas, a redshirt sophomore rcinntn0 ning backs, Carr said it was tough for
back, told coach Lloyd Carrithite day aftei Fargas to let go of that dream.
the UCLA gatme that he tnteitded to "It was hard to give up. I tried to dis-
nose to the defensive backfield. He ill suade hito to wait utitil lie end of thte sea-
play at free safety behind DeWayne son;' Carr said. "But he gave it a lot of
Patmon this Saturday -ataist Wscotitn. thought attd he wvants to mote."
Fargas played both ssavs tn high Fargas talked it os'er swith his family
school and became a stir tt both post- and again with Catl- this past M~onday
and Tuesday before makig a fitial deci-
sion. "He sees it as a great opportunity"
Carr said. "I wanted to make sutre lie vas
sure. It's wvhat lie really wvants to do."
Cair quoted Hall of Fame broadcaster
Keith Jacksoti about his cotifidetnce in
Fargas ini the defensive backfield.
"When wec were out rectitinitg tim
Keith Jackson said, 'He'll be ati All-
Ametican as a defetisive back."' Cart'
said. "I didn't tell (Fargas) that utitil
Sutiday."
Fargas has prod ded excelleint cover-
age oti special teams. He.s tackled tard
and caused a fiitble against LUCLA that
eai'ted im the hionior of sets iii as spe-
cial teams capiaiii against Illinois.
"You've goiien 'a glimpse of swhat lie's
dotie on specialieins,"(Carr said.
.'I loiesily, it's tiot i simiplie cli itie.vei
based sit ivhat I sits list sseekie's (causeI
to be ready qiikls:
Corinerback totes 51 Iitics 55wlhoiCarr
iniserted ini a hour ss isle i-sever setth
pasitisso seeks. uhs a ituchlieasier job
LAST WEEK 7. 7f 77 '.
CHAMPAIGN -- The .
Michigan band had ..
reason to celebrate
as the Wolverines ;s
revived themselves 7'"
from a 14-painte
deficit in the
second half to seize$
a 35-31 victory. rw enonle
the way in the-
comeback, and
running back'
Anthony Themas 1
was spectacular
with 228 yards.
Michigan 35,
Illinois 31
Psi 5555 NORM ' %G;s'y
tios-ing- to the offetnsive side ot the ball.
Wtl v only ha, ts vto earn afewseto
i.
;.
while providitto a pass defetise is a wvhole
new' etncyclopedia.
"He'll defitittely p1ayis Whiitlev said.
"The transition is hard. Its tougher learnt-
ing the defetnsive 1p1a1s5 (But) he's Itrac'.
tieed all wteek.Hi. hits harid; lie's fast'
Offensive coordtiiatort Stant Parrish said
after the Illinits''atti that it was inicreas-
ingly duff ilt to fitid the speedy Fargas
carties itilthle success of Thonias atid
freshmtati Chrits Petts.
"Our power runinito gatti is doitig
well toss' Parrish sai.
KCIi r:C atrr tioldlthe mtedlia
M-ontdav that lie stIll use this sweek's prac'-
tices to dcrl idewitch kicker te'll csecii
field goals this Satcrdcas.
"I' li outcryiwaitrch silt iihappetns at
prictice I.Carr satid.iEIts dcii fEpsiti''is
pressing i littlc bit.'sisnttie o rcrss,
there's a iticsslicch rcoetaills sos tave to
step luck andclocia l it o sscwrcdcingtt
befotre. issi li ckto fuidcmeittctals."
MICHIGAN
1 Daoe eIroit WR 63 213 Jr
2 Cain une FS 6-1 213 So
3 Todd Howard Ch 5-10 183 Jr
4 Maruise Wither WR 6-3 212 Jr
4 Toommiy Jones WR 5-h 196 Sr
h James Whitey B 511 192 r
h Victor Hohson Lh 6-1 242 So
7 Drew Hrton QB 64 216 Jr
8 ater ross RB 5-11 209 Jr
9 Tyrece Butir lWB 63 204 o
12 Brandon Wlliamios en 5-1 10 o
12 Mike Kaslitze QB6-64 210 Fr
13 Larry Stees LB 64 229 Fr
13 FRyan Soails CB 6-6 167 So
14 Andy Migery QB 6-3 234 Fr
14 Dao iiaoms B 6-0 192 Jr
16 Desane PatimoSS 6- 192 Sr
19 Travis DeMeestrlE 6-3 233 So
16 John Naarre 06 6-6 242 Fr
17 Larry Foote L6 61 226 Jr
17 Sean Cassidy Q6 6-4 217 Fr
18 Jeroaie Gozaies Q06-62 201 Fr
18 Etono Joes LB 61 200 Fr
19 Roaid Beiamy WR 6-0 193 So
21 Jeremiy LeSeur B 6-0 191 Fr
22 Joo Shin S5-911 197 Fr
22 Ross Keser 509 6-2 178 Fr
23 ory Sargt B 6-3 201 Sr
23 Chris erry RB 62 228 Fr
24 Chares Drake 06 6-1 197 So
25 Hayde Estio K 6-2 205 Jr
29 Mical Marrotg B 62 208 Jr
26 Jsius Curry S5 6-0 191 So
27 atovonSol Wo 6-1 100ti
28 Antony Jordait L 6-0 226 Jr
28 Scott atcqso FB 5s1 253 So
29 Rya Bats R0 9 209 ir
29 Aarotn Ricads 5W9 59 17Jr
30 Tad Van Blt DB 5-10 15.o
31 Zi Combs B511 19 Fr
32 Anthsony Thomras RB 62 22 Sr
32 Kolby We'lls LB 6 2 247 t'r
33 Brnt Gsmintgs 5.511 1,t Fr
33 Charles Yosog WR a-10 186 Ft
34 JtstinoFargs S 6 1.96S
34BPhil Bihbs Bit ti197 So
35 B.J. Askews tB 6 3 224 So
36 Bob Frasitart LB B.3 220 di
36 Brian Lfr W 1.1 t176 Fr
37 Zack Ktufma LB 61 222 ti
37 Jotf Rich LB 5- 11 230 ti
38 Blako Nasit lB 6It 189 So
38 Keito tDudley to iG-0 208 ti
139Cyvts olitan LB 6~0 269 Jr
40 Eric Rosl T 6 3 240 Jr
41 Tiitmoy Brackein SR 510 201 ti
42 JohoSytok LB 63 'ittFru
43 al Diggs LB 61 25 ti
44 Dave Arostrong tB C3 24 So
45 JefDoll DtVroo K t51 211 Ii
45 hiliy Brckits LB 6- 4 222 ti
46 Ady Schler LB 6-1 238 Sr
49 Kirk Morrdros FB B-2 237 So
49 MichetlsWlliims LB 6-0 230 ti
50 Joe Sgroi LB till 211 So
51 Eric Brackis LB 62 235 Jt
52 Ross Mao 5 6-2 230 it
53 Shitoe Ott LB 6-1 246 Fr
54 Maurice Williits L 6-a 28 Sr
55 Aody Christoyfe L 6-3 279 Fr
55 Jeremy Rad LB 6-1 228 Fr
56 Dwight Mosly LB 6-1 250 So
57 Dave Barsoo DL 62 274 Fr
58 Roy Maoig LB 6-2 213 ti
58 Michot Kasiborki S 62 20 Fr
59 D.J. Bocher S 6-5 18 ti
60 Grant Bowmran DL 6-1 281 Fit
61 CyeoYourg NT 60 288 Jr
61 Josh BlackmtanO L 65 299 Fr
62 Brody Kiliatn LB 63 230 dir
62 ourtoey Mogati L 6-2 299 ti
63 rio Wittier OL 65 289Sr
63 .J Giayna Li h1 1 :22 di
64 Jolt Gaso OL 6a 2rt
64 Steypier Baket B 16 1S
65 Andy Brown OL 62 2 i
66 anirnrisi LB all1C10 ti
67 David Bratdi L 6427S
68 JohiirWoouS DL v64 273 Ic
70 Jroiry Stller LI6r0 .Jar
71 Kurt Andrsons CL4 Jr d
72 Boo Mast L a-4 219 Ji
73 Joe Dnay L 6-7 29':.1
74 Dimietirs SloimonrOL (166z,297Fr
75 David Bas OL 6 5 29 F
76 Stove Huciiissc L 6-5 296 Sr
77 Toy aye iL 66 299 ti
78 Joathian Goodwin.itOL 64 294 di
79 Jolt Backus OL 66 299 Si
81 Bill Seymour T 6-3 22 Jr
82 Rdy Soth W 563 217 Jr
82 Joe Ghaninaim P 6-0 184 Fr
83 Bnnie Jor IF 64 28 So
84 Shawo ThompysoinIE 64 24 Jr
85 Tyler Ecker TEI 6-6 243 ir
86 int Fiser T 65 225 Fr
88 Gary Rose DL 6 4 285 Jr
88 Adamt Finley BP 1-3 226 Fr
89 Ditan Duuc T 6 4 219 Si
90 Normiani Boolert DL 6 5 27 ti
91 Emmitantuil aSSULsL6.221F
92 Diiihuitisirok DL 6327S
94 Eric Wilsons iL 64 282 Si
95 Alaio Kasiaita L 64 12363 Li
96 Dave eruziellc D t6-4 23dSc
97 Shiawnt Laauis D6-3 2728 Sir
97 Luke Bol K 60 193 Fr
99 Jake trysioger tE 64 27 Si
99 Andy Stjsksl tSR.63 70 ti
SEPTEMBER30 2000 NEWS )O<c{ (-2 S 9
Gore reaches out to students on MTV forum
By Hanna LoPatin
Dilyts tStffhRcpotcr
Vice Presidetnt Al Gore attswered the questions
Ott everny college student's mitid Tuesday: He prefers
paper to lasvtic, lie has a Sister Hazel disc in liii CD
player and the bigest perk of iiting thne electioti
socilcd be the prottovtion to Air Force Otte.
Incidenitally.,lie alsco plaits to miake his first act is
prtesidlent sigiitg a racial profiling bait, he sutillortt
lc iliziti..5 ics\esexcivil cinionts and dcspite M'sV
Network
selects 150
for audience -
By Hanna LoPatin
'bitcit ittbittnest Vork C itt ovsec
ito the %Media Unticoott 'Mondaiy is
'sIN'sset rip stelfor thic "'s 'oss tillil
lii two1 Witi lt Gor(ti"
"Wec waniericc rethocf topics,,
raich Jeatnice'cl t s T icepr i
dcntiifcr1cvmmunitiicaitis. 'spiJcarots
vsr cicaskcvhtovsame ric eii ctophics thect
isant to discu1 s wscll is a onc-linr
queLsitics.
I ' sA sohoorers Edc g car /Zapatai said
heitrcd ot frthlei cshots becaucschic
tvicri'rt it wa s iaro cc- ilc i imc
ipportvity. ar. 'iticipantirisecciedni Vice Pre
hti urn1ti latecudhe is clii .taped Tt
itroductiotsavinge he 'es-en smoked the hierb,'
Gore opposes legalizing niatijuana for medical use.
Duriniig a comimercial break on MTV's Choose or
Lose tossn tall meetin taped Tciesday on North
C'attpus, Gote eveti quipped, "Did you kntows that I
itnvetnted thc cnitronmtet?" And after a studet
asked if he could call thne vice president "Al,' the
candidatc simiply said,."Absolutely. You knots the
Paul Sutton son", rit"
LEnginteeritng setitort Mike Muse, one of 150 siB-
dents picked thirocugh air auditioti process to join the
acidience for thei forum, told Gore he had once been
pulled over atid "Surrounded by six police cars"
because the office told Euro he fit the description of
someone siho tad comomitcd a crime.
Racial proftltng, Gore said. "is a new label for a
very old practice" If elected, the vice president said
"a ban on racial profiltingstill be the first civil rights
act of the 21st Cetitury.
Respotiditir to sescial qcuestions about rop3-shar-
lng Websites scuch as Napst.r,(lore told students
and the nationsside iesvision audience of youtng
voters that he suppowts intellectual propety rights.
"It's a great technology, but it can only be used
over the long term if they find a may to protect the
rights of the artist,"Gore said. "Intellectual proper-
ty is still propety."
For the final question of the event, wthtich aired ott
MTV on Tuesday night, USA senior Brian Batt
asked the Detiocratic vice president about his feel-
ings on hip top tmusic.
Gore took a Mos Def CD froms Babb and saivd
lie'd e-mail thre stvcdentis o vpinrion.
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