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...rack up the yards again on Lafayette. Rose had an effective outing against Brown, completing 16-of-29 passes for 222 yards and a touchdown. With Staph hurt, Rose may end up throwing more—especially to his top targets, junior wideout Carl Morris and senior Dan Farley...
Only then did he learn he was also thrice cursed. He had lost family members: Clifford's sister, Ruth McCourt, 45, and his niece Juliana, 4, had been aboard the United Airlines flight that plowed through 2 World Trade Center. He had also lost a family friend: Paige Farley Hackel, 46, who was meeting McCourt in Los Angeles but traveling separately on the American Airlines flight that crashed into the other tower. Hackel, a spiritual counselor, was heading to Los Angeles for a seminar with Deepak Chopra. McCourt was taking her daughter on a surprise trip to Disneyland...
...starting tailback job in training camp after junior Matt Leiszler tore his ACL during the offseason, found a gaping hole and rushed up the middle for an eight-yard gain. On the next play, Staph took advantage of a strong block by senior receiver Dan Farley to pick up another 18 yards and get the ball to midfield. Two plays later, Rose found receiver Carl Morris off a short route, and the junior took advantage of more solid blocking to turn the play into a 29-yard gain...
Morris rebounded from his quiet start to finish with 101 yards, and Farley caught passes of 13 and 25 yards to bring the Crimson to the three-yard line...
Senior wideout Dan Farley, who lines up opposite Carl Morris and gets less than half the touches Morris gets, proved this weekend why he should play almost every down. In addition to picking up three catches for 61 yards, Farley helped the running game with solid downfield blocking. Almost every single one of Staphs long runs went to Farleys side, and Farley locked up the Brown cornerbacks with ease. Helping to turn a 7-yard run into a 11-yard run is as good as getting the first down yourself...