Word: depths
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...just might be the best. This is the key to UMass's fortunes. DEFENSIVE LINE: No starters return from last year's team, and that could mean big problems for Harvard against a very big UMass offensive line. There's some talent among the new faces, but little depth. UMASS DEFENSIVE LINE: The leader of this group that resembles a wall is nose guard Mike Dwyer. The senior leads an experienced 3-4 unit that has plenty of depth, plenty of size and plenty of speed. LINEBACKERS: The defense's strong point. Captain Brent Wilkinson leads this group, with returnees...
REDGRAVE PLAYS the incredibly sensitive schoolteacher with tremendous persuasion and sympathy; there's the hope that she'll take on another modern role--it's been at least a decade since her last one--because this performance is such a revelation. The depth Redgrave gives her character makes every move convincing, as when Jean risks making a similar "mistake" by letting another stranger into her life, this time a girl named Karen with whom Morgan had become obsessed. Suzanna Hamilton plays this variably vacant, furious, and wise creature with uncanny control. The police officer (Stuart Wilson) gets the best lines...
Dawson is just one of several talented players providing the booters with offensive depth. After the first string had slipped around for about 20 minutes at the start of the contest, Scalise replaced his tired starters with fresh attackers Amy Winston and Deborah Lawrence...
Ballard had another point to make: he is vehemently opposed to any plans to raise the Titanic. As he said earlier upon his return to Woods Hole, "There is no light at that depth, and little life can be found. It is a quiet, peaceful place and a fitting place for the remains of this greatest of sea tragedies to rest. Forever may it remain that way. And may God bless those now found souls...
During a practice firing, announced by an ear-shattering klaxon that called the 158-man crew to battle stations, Farmer assumed his post in front of the sub's dual periscopes. As crewmen ticked off information about bearing and depth, the captain verified each reading and repeated in a low but firm voice, "I agree." Then, checking a console screen to his left that showed the status of his 24 weapons, he ordered, "Make missiles ready." In the missile control center one deck below, Weapons Officer Lieut. John Hardenbergh worked at two other consoles that control the silos...