1993_09 The Daily Collegian September 1993

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Football, from page 6
thinks the Bulldogs are
ready for the first test of
the year.
"The coaches have
given us the answers to
the test. It's just a matter
of execution. We've talked
a lot about discipline and
that's the No. 1 way to
stop that kind of offense
and I think day-by-day
we're growing stronger on
defense .and Saturday
we're going to show we
can do it."
Baylor's offense is
led by senior quarterback
J.J. Joe (5-11. 181 lb.).
Joe finished 1992 passing
Tor 1. 765 yards on 88
:ompletions in 189 pass
ittempts. He also had
135 carries and rushed
"or 378 yards.
He has a chance to
?rcak every career pass-
ng and total offense
■ecord this year.
As good as Joe's
statistics are, first-year
lead coach Chuck Reedey
loesn't think his quarter-
lack is In the same
eague as Trent Dilfer or
:harlie Ward from Florida
State.
"If you're talking
tbout in the classroom
he's probably ahead of all
of them." Reedy said. He
doesn't have a great arm
and he doesn't have any
speed.
Bell and comerback
James Burton have seen
films of Joe and have a
different opinion than
Reedey.
"Films don't lie," Bell
said. "We've seen him
make plays that are
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phenomenal, that no
mediocre athlete can
make and he's throwing
the ball extremely well. I
think we've seen enough
to know when the
snadbags .are coining and
when they're not."
■  Backing up Joe will
be fullbacks Bradford
Lewis (5-7, 205) who
rushed for 402 yards on
only 56 carries, and
Robert Strait (6-0. 244).
They won't deviate
at all; I'm sure they'll
come right at us and I'm
sure they think they're
going to dominate us in
the front
As much of a con¬
cern the option offense is
to Sweeney, the Bulldog
offense is as much of a
concern to Reedey.
Heading the powerful
•and high-flying offense for
the Bulldogs is Heisman
Trophy candidate Trent
Dilfer (. After replacing
Mark Barsotti last season.
Dilfer threw for 3.000
yards and 21 touch¬
downs.
Reedey said, "he's
everything you want. I
don't think we've faced
anything like him. cer¬
tainly not since I've been
at Baylor. He's bigger
than some of our defnsive
linemen."
Dilfer will have a
complete arsenal to work
With. Joining Ron Rivers.
Anthony Daigle, Malcolm
Seabron, Charlie Jones
and Tydus Winans is
David Dunn, a standout
at Bakersfield College.
Junior center Jason
James (6-5. 305), Rus
Hartmann (6-3. 280 lbs.)
and senior Ron Collins 6-
5. 290) will anchor the
offensive line.
Watermelon, from page 6
Spikers, from page 6
shoes of Andrea
Radmilovich and Suzie
Regul (last year's
standout seniors)." Vivas
said.
Brenda Gregersen.
who Vivas regards as a
"constant". led FSU with
1.169 assists last season.
That placed her into the
top five nationally in
assists per game with
12.8. She also had 204
digs. 32 aces and 40
blocks, which earned her
the 1992 WAC Freshman
of the Year award.
Other retuners
include sophomore
defensive specialist
Naissa Bidart and sopho¬
more middle blocker Tera
Booker.
Freshman outside
hitter Trish Tuley and
Junior middle blocker
Roseanne Brown are
expected to contribute
while gaining experience.
"Roseanne is fighting
it out with Booker for a
starting spot right now
and its a real good
battle," says Vivas. "Both
of them have different
strengths. Right now, I
think Roseanne is a little
better blocker and very
competitive.
"I think our competi¬
tiveness on the court as
increased with the people
we have.
We can't overlook
anybody in this tourna¬
ment, because this will
show us right off the bat
what we have to do."
Irvine, from page 6
USD." Bluem said.  "We
Just want to have a good
showing down there.  San
Diego is supposed to beat
us. especially at their
place.
To beat Irvine is
important so we can get
that first win under our
belts.  We would be happy
to come home with per¬
haps a win and a tie.
San Diego returns
eight starters and 16
lettermen from a 1992
dream season, when the
Toreros finished 19-5 and
lost to Virginia 2-0 in the
championship game.
USD brutalized
opposing goalkeepers by
scoring 72 goals in 24
games.  Sophomore
Guillermo Jara scored 16
of those goals and was
named Soccer America's
Freshman of the Year.
"I really have a hard
ime figuring out what to
iredict for this team."
^stes admitted.
What Estes does
now is that both the
nen's and women's cross
ountry teams will be
rying to climb the same
lountain this season.
"We have a very
iteresting combination.
oth the men's and
'omen's teams," Estes
aid. "We have a lot of
outh in our whole pro-
ram this year and a few
eteran runners that are
:tumlng and have
*perience. How the
hole season goes will
epend on how the youth
lovement gels and how
ley adjust to Division 1
jnning."
Another thing both
mads will have to adjust
i Is the high altitude that
ill greet them and their
ings rudely during the
ov. 13 WAC Champion-
lips in Salt Lake City,
tah.
The altitude both
here we compete for the
AC Championships,
hlch Is at 5.000 feet,
id the fact that all our
impetitors are altitude
alned makes it tough."
9tes says. "It's a hard
ilng to figure and It's
ally a mystery so far. I
>n't have a handle on it
id I didn't learn much
am last year."
But Estes hopes he
111 learn a lot about his
team during Saturday's
Watermelon Run.
The event, which is
the first on the 1993
schedule, will include A
six-mile, four-mile and
two-mile race along the
FSU campus, beginning
and ending on the
Warmerdam Field track.
All awards for the
event will be based on
each runner's time com¬
pared to his or her pre¬
dicted time. The race is
open to all participants
and. yes. all-you-can-eat
watermelon will be avail¬
able.
But all the fruit in
the world won't solve his
problem of lack of experi¬
ence with both of his
teams.
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