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BUCKEYES
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minutes longer than Ohio State and outgained
the Buckeyes, 368 yards to 264 yards.
For the Wolverines, the fact that they played
well enough to win makes the loss all the more
frustrating.
"Yeah we did some good things, but you are
disappointed when you don't come away with a
win," Navarre said.
Ohio State took the lead 14-9 on a Maurice
Hall 3-yard touchdown run midway through the
fourth quarter as Michigan remained stuck at
its halftime score despite moving the ball well.
The drive was set up by running back Mau-
rice Clarett, who missed the past two games
with a shoulder injury and was the lone bright
spot on offense for the Buckeyes. Clarett fin-
ished with 119 yards and one touchdown.
"He's the real deal," cornerback Marlin
Jackson said. "He's got great vision for a run-
ning back."
Both touchdown-scoring drives were Clarett-
heavy as the freshman gave Ohio State a
dimension that the Buckeyes' other backs could
not provide. His performance is made all the
more impressive given that Clarett was not
RIOTPe
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excited fans, couch-burning, car-flipping and
destruction of property, Mercurio said.t
Close to 12 cars were flipped over, piled togeth-
er and burned on 13th Avenue alone, said an Ohio
State senior who wished to remain anonymous. c
The senior, who was one of the many to be
eventually sprayed with mace by police, said the
riot started when a mattress was set on fire. Thet
anonymous senior said what started as severali
guys with shirts off daring each other to runt
through the blaze turned into "car after car get-
ting flipped, one every five minutes."z
"About half of them that were flipped were sett
playing at 100 percent and came off the field,
visibly in pain, several times.
After losing the lead, Michigan had two
chances for a game-winning score, but both
drives ended with a critical turnover by
Navarre - a fumble with under three minutes
remaining in the game and the game-ending
interception.
On the final play, there was apparently some
miscommunication as the Wolverines ran a dif-
ferent play than the coaches intended.
"We should have been three wide there
throwing the ball to the end zone," Michigan
coach Lloyd Carr said.
"Somewhere the communication of the sig-
nal to John was not what it needed to be. So
we ended up with a formation there we really
didn't want to be in."
Although Michigan had a chance to win in
the end, it can still look to missed opportunities
in the first half.
On all three of their drives in the half, the
Wolverines soaked up the clock and moved the
ball deep into Buckeyes' territory, but could
only come away with an Adam Finley field goal
each time.This season marks the first time
Michigan has lost to Ohio State twice in a row
since the 1981 and 1982 seasons.
HADDAD
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terrorist organizations as the founder of
the Global Relief Foundation, an Islamic
relief charity.
He had three closed immigration
hearings in front of Immigration Judge
Elizabeth Hacker last December and
January. But in April, U.S. District
Court Judge Nancy Edmunds ruled
Haddad's hearings had to be open in
regard to a lawsuit filed at the end of
January by a group of Detroit newspa-
pers, the Michigan chapter of the
American Civil Liberties Union and
U.S. Rep. John Conyers (D-Detroit).
The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals
upheld Edmunds' decision in late
August.
After bond was denied last month,
Haddad's attorney, Ashraf Nubani, said
he would not expect Newberry to be
sympathetic on the issue of political asy-
lum.
"He's going to deny political asylum
in the next two weeks," Nubani said in
October. "It's clear that he's very biased."
IRAQ
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putes over U.N. access to Iraqi sites and
Iraqi complaints the United States insert-
ed spies in the inspection teams.
A new focus on Iraq by the Bush
administration led to adoption of Resolu-
tion 1441 and the dispatch of inspectors
back to Iraq with greater powers of unre-
stricted access to suspected weapons
sites. Washington alleges Iraq retains
some prohibited weapons and may be
producing others.
The resolution, adopted unanimously
Nov. 7, demands the Iraqis give up any
chemical, biological or nuclear weapons,
or face "serious consequences."
It requires Iraq to submit an
accounting by Dec. 8 of its weapons
programs, as well as of chemical, bio-
logical and nuclear programs it claims
are peaceful. Any "false statements or
omissions" in that declaration could
contribute to a finding it had commit-
ted a "material breach" of the resolu-
tion - a finding that might lead to
military action.
Lighten up
APPHOTO
Fireworks explode over the State Capitol after the
lighting of the state's official holiday tree.
on fire," the senior said. "Then some people took
shovels and baseball bats and were hitting the
cars, one by one."
That's when police officers, with riot gear and
tear gas, surrounded the street, the senior said.
"Even though I was just standing there, I turned
around and got maced," the senior said. "And I
could barely see where I was running so I ran into
a parked car. I tried to get out as fast as I could."
Mercurio said the police didn't use riot gear
until "people were pelting fire fighters and civil-
ians with rocks and wouldn't allow fire fighters
the ability to do their job and maintain control."
Mercurio also said a bookstore on 15th Avenue
and High Street was nearly looted before some of
the 250 uniformed police officers stopped the
perpetrators. Only the doors were damaged, she
said. Mercurio said of the 49 off-campus arrests,
she believes a majority of them were not Ohio
State students. And the anonymous senior said
even though most of the rioters he observed on
13th Ave. weren't students, those that were stu-
dents could face expulsion.
"Most of them were random, but that's
usually the way it is," the senior said. "Our
president is pretty strict, so basically you
get kicked out of school if you're caught
rioting. Some still do, but most aren't that
stupid. I guess that's what happens when
Ohio State plays Michigan."
And Mercurio said the search for other stu-
dents and participants in the riots is far from over.
The Columbus Fire and Police departments are
closely looking through videotapes from local
television stations to try to identify those who
were involved - charging them with arson, van-
dalism and other rioting charges.
"If people think they got away from it, they're
going to find out in a week or two that they're
dead wrong," Mercurio said.
Although riots let loose in campus streets after
"The Game," precautionary measures such as
greasing up the goal posts and placing nearly 220
police officers at Ohio Stadium were somewhat
effective in controlling the largest crowd ever to
watch a game in Ohio (105,539). There were
eight arrests for disorderly conduct and open-
container violations at the game, and many stu-
dents who tried to climb the goal posts were pep-
per sprayed.
Jon Putnam, a senior accounting major from
Ohio State, said he remembers two years ago
after the Buckeyes lost to Michigan at home,
"people wanted to riot every weekend following
that, for no reason."
That year, the initial riot after Ohio State's loss
was on a far lesser scale than Saturday's: Starting
near 13th Avenue sometime after 2 a.m., 129
trash fires were set, many vehicles were damaged
and about 25 people were arrested, according to
police reports.
"At least this coming weekend is Thanks-
giving, so there won't be a follow-up riot,"
Putnam said.
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