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...times," says Texas safety Michael Huff. Be careful: that strategy offers U.S.C.'s other weapons more free room (remember record-breaking quarterback Matt Leinart, last year's Heisman winner?) On the other hand, U.S.C.'s defense can be porous, so Young, the nation's highest-rated passer, and his Longhorns could keep up. Both offenses average 50 or more points per game. Sounds as if the Rose Bowl might end up a fast-paced backyard battle. Too bad, Texas. That's just how Reggie Bush likes...
...kick delivered a 19 yard strike to Torry Holt to set up the game tying field goal. He then capped the performance with a 56 yard game winning touchdown pass to Kevin Curtis in overtime. Fitzpatrick ended the day with a gaudy 310 passing yards, three touchdowns, and a passer rating of 117.4. To put Fitzpatrick’s performance in perspective, recall that Eli Manning—the first overall pick in 2004 and now the starting quarterback for the Giants—only has two career 300-plus yard passing games in his career. And that during...
...their first 17 NFL starts Eli Peyton Archie WON-LOST RECORD 8-9 4-13 4-10-3 PASS ATTEMPTS 520 608 373 COMPLETIONS 265 347 180 COMPLETION % 51 57.1 48.3 PASSING YARDS 3,297 4,023 2,393 TOUCHDOWN PASSES 24 28 15 INTERCEPTIONS 18 30 19 PASSER RATING 71.9 72 61.2 Although a bit inconsistent throughout his young career, Eli has been at his best late in the game After fighting through a 3-13 rookie season, Peyton has played like a Hall of Famer A two-time Pro Bowler who was surrounded by talent-challenged...
...returning scorer at 11.9 points per game, head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith has moved Holsey to the shooting guard position—an audacious move, considering that Holsey led the Ivy League in assists with 4.71 per game a year ago. The talented 5’8 passer is now ready to shoot. “It’s wonderful to see her in her natural position,” Delaney-Smith says. “She’s quicker than ever, she’s more confident, and we love what she’s doing...
...Clifton Dawson.After breaking the Crimson’s all-time rushing record last weekend, Dawson was able to rest this week, playing only in the first half. Dawson ended with 60 yards rushing and 64 receiving.One of Harvard’s biggest strengths was its ability to rush the passer and either hit or hurry the quarterback. The Crimson held Columbia to only five first downs in the first half.Meanwhile, the Harvard offense worked quickly and efficiently. O’Hagan finished the day with two touchdowns in the air on 13-of-16 passing for 165 yards. He also...