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UCLA Football Returns Home
Sept. 10, 2001
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GAME 3 - The UCLA Bruins (2-0) will open the Pac-10 schedule and play at home for the first time this season when they host Arizona State (1-0) on Saturday, Sept. 15 in the Rose Bowl. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:15 p.m PT. The game will be televised by Fox Sports Net with Steve Physioc and Tom Ramsey in the booth and Louis Johnson on the sidelines.
The Bruins are currently ranked 12th on the USA Today/ESPN coaches poll and 14th on the Associated Press poll.
Fox Sports Radio AM 1150 and the Bruin Radio Network, featuring Chris Roberts and Matt Stevens in the booth and John Ireland on the sidelines, broadcasts all games.
FOOD ZONE - For all Bruin home games, fans should plan on arriving in the Arroyo Seco early to avoid traffic and picnic at the Rose Bowl. UCLA is again sponsoring the Food Zone in Area H, just south of the bowl. Participating restaurants include Subway, Gourmet Sausage Company, In and Out Burger, American Pretzel, El Pollo Loco, Kettle Corn Caf�, Couple of Nuts and Tony's Pizza.
ALL ABOARD - In an effort to aid student attendance, UCLA is offering free busing to the Rose Bowl for students with tickets to the games. Students must pick up a bus ticket by the close of business on Thursday. Busses will leave from the dormitory area and from Parking Lot 32.
PARKING AT ROSE BOWL - Parking is again available on the Brookside Golf Course for $5. For those who want to avoid the traffic in the Arroyo Seco, parking will again be available at the Ralph Parsons Engineering Building on Fair Oaks and Walnut in Pasadena. Parking at the Parsons Lot is $5 and the shuttle bus to and from the Rose Bowl is free. Shuttle service begins four hours prior to kickoff.
LAST WEEK - For the first time since 1981, UCLA opened the season with two consecutive road victories, defeating Kansas 41-17 in Lawrence. It was UCLA's highest point total since the 1998 season, when it scored 45 points at Miami.
Once again the defense played a key role in the victory. UCLA has now held back-to-back opponents to under 20 points for the first time since 1997 (California and Stanford). The Bruins also forced three turnovers, returning one for a touchdown, and held Kansas to just 34 yards rushing and 180 total yards through three quarters.
On the afternoon, Kansas finished with just 242 yards total offense (86 rushing and 156 passing). The last time the Bruins held an opponent to fewer yards was in 1999 against Washington (236). The last time they held an opponent to fewer rushing yards was the 2000 Fresno State game (26 yards). UCLA also recorded three sacks, giving it seven through the first two games, and made six other stops for losses.
Offensively, the Bruins finished with 475 total yards. The Bruins dominated on the ground, rushing for 292 yards on 61 attempts, its best effort since the 1998 Arizona contest (298 yards). All three Bruins quarterbacks saw action and, as a group, completed 13 of 19 passes for 183 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions.
The Bruin attack was led by Heisman Trophy candidate DeShaun Foster. The spectacular tailback rushed for a career-high 189 yards on 28 carries, continually breaking tackles to gain extra yardage. It was his second straight game over 100 yards this season. Nine of his runs measured at least 10 yards and 18 measured at least five yards. He scored his first touchdown of the season on a four-yard sweep and he produced 11 first downs. In addition, he also made three receptions, including an athletic grab of a shovel pass that he turned into a 35-yard gain.
Several other Bruin backs also contributed. Manuel White gained 44 yards on nine carries, Matt Stanley, carrying for the first time since 1999, had 22 yards on four attempts and Craig Bragg scored on a 37-yard reverse.
Quarterback Cory Paus completed 10 of 16 passes for 160 yards and one touchdown, a 49-yard strike to Tab Perry that gave the Bruins a 27-3 lead with 3:20 remaining in the first half.
Eight different Bruins caught at least one pass, led by Foster and Brian Poli-Dixon with three each and Cody Joyce with two.
On special teams, Chris Griffith kicked two field goals and five PATs and Nate Fikse averaged 44.5 yards on two punts and didn't allow a return on any of his kickoffs.
Defensively, outside linebacker Ryan Nece returned an interception 22 yards to give UCLA a 20-3 lead and recovered a fumble. Robert Thomas was in on 10 tackles (seven solos and three assists for 8.5 total), including 3.5 for losses and one sack on which he forced a fumble (this play was originally credited to Dave Ball). Marques Anderson had 4.5 tackles (two solos and five assists while defensing two passes and Kenyon Coleman and Ricky Manning, Jr. each had two solos and two assists (3.0 total). Manning also added his second interception of the year. Thomas and Anthony Fletcher were each credited with one sack while Brandon Chillar and Steve Morgan were credited with 0.5 sacks. Overall, the Bruins made nine tackles behind the line of scrimmage.
UCLA held the ball for 35:39 and ran 80 offensive plays while Kansas had the ball for just 24:21.
Arizona State opened its season at home, dominating San Diego State, 38-7. The Sun Devils threw for 271 yards and ran for 154 while holding the Aztecs to 190 yards of total offense (102 passing and 88 rushing). Jeff Krohn threw four touchdown passes, one in each quarter.
PRE-SEASON HONORS - Senior tailback DeShaun Foster is on the list of pre-season candidates for the Doak Walker Award. Senior free safety Marques Anderson and junior cornerback Ricky Manning, Jr. are both listed on the pre-season Jim Thorpe Award list. There are six defensive backs from the Pac-10 on the list, including the two Bruins. Placekicker Chris Griffith is a pre-season nominee for the Lou Groza Award. Linebackers Robert Thomas and Ryan Nece are on the Butkus Award pre-season watch list. Defensive lineman Kenyon Coleman joins Thomas on the Rotary Lombardi award list. Wide receiver Brian Poli-Dixon is on the Biletnikoff Award pre-season list. Punter Nate Fikse has been selected to the Ray Guy Award watch list. Center Troy Danoff is on the pre-season watch list for the Rimington Award.
BRUINS IN THE 2001 POLLS - AP: Pre-season, No. 15, Aug. 27, No. 15, Sept. 2, No. 14, Sept. 9, No. 14. USA Today/ESPN: Pre-season, No. 17, Aug. 27, No. 17, Sept. 2, No. 14, Sept. 9, No. 12.
UCLA has won 11 of its last 15 games versus ranked opponents dating back to a 1997 win at #11 Texas and has posted a 19-4 record in regular season games played in the Rose Bowl since that win over the Longhorns. Alabama was ranked No. 25 on the AP poll, giving the Bruins a 1-0 record versus ranked opponents this season.
This is the ninth season in which the Bruins have opened the year with two straight road games since the 1960 campaign, posting a 12-4-2 record in those games. They won both games in four of the seasons, including 2001, and played in a bowl game to end six of the eight previous seasons (1961 - '62 Rose Bowl, 1965 - '66 Rose Bowl, 1970 - no bowl, 1974 - no bowl, 1978 - Fiesta Bowl, 1981 - Bluebonnet Bowl, 1985 - '86 Rose Bowl, 1986 - Freedom Bowl).
Four Bruins on the 2001 roster are the sons of former Bruin football players - TE Blane Kezirian (dad, Ed played offensive line in 1972-73 for coach Pepper Rodgers and posted a 17-5 record), DB/ Holder Garrett Lepisto (dad, Vic played defensive end in 1964-66-67 for coaches Bill Barnes and Tommy Prothro), FB Matt Stanley (dad, Steve played fullback in 1965-67 and was a member of the 1966 Rose Bowl team), QB John Sciarra (dad, John played 1972-75 and quarterbacked the Bruins to a win over No. 1 Ohio State in the 1976 Rose Bowl game).
Tailback DeShaun Foster, linebacker Robert Thomas and free safety Marques Anderson have been selected season tri-captains by their teammates. Head coach Bob Toledo will select a fourth captain on a weekly basis.
Cornerback Ricky Manning, Jr. played this past summer for the Minnesota Twins' minor league team at Elizabethton, TN in the Appalachian League (rookie level). Manning, an outfielder, hit .253 in 22 games with a .364 on base percentage and four stolen bases. He played on the same team as the nation's number one selection in this past summer's Major League Baseball draft, Joe Mauer.
SERIES NOTES - UCLA leads the series with the Sun Devils by an 11-6-1 count, but are just 3-4-1 in games played in the Rose Bowl.
UCLA won last year's meeting (Sept. 30) in rather spectacular fashion, rallying from a 21-point deficit to capture a 38-31 decision. That comeback matched the largest winning rally in school history and the win snapped a three-game ASU winning streak in the series.
In that contest, the No. 15 ranked Bruins rallied from a 21-0 second quarter deficit to score four straight touchdowns and take a 28-21 lead at the 4:31 mark of the third quarter. With 2:38 remaining the first half, Akil Harris, on just his second career carry, burst 23-yards for a score. On the first play of the second half, Jermaine Lewis raced 57 yards for another score. Quarterback Cory Paus, playing in his first full game of the season, connected on 17 of 30 passes for 267 yards and a pair of scoring throws to Freddie Mitchell (8 and 80 yards).
Foster fractured a bone in his hand early in the second quarter but Jermaine Lewis rushed for 104 yards and Harris added 100 as UCLA ran for 233 yards and passed for 267.
Bob Toledo is 1-2 vs. the Sun Devils while at UCLA and 1-3 for his head coaching career.
ASU head coach Dirk Koetter is 0-1 versus the Bruins, a 38-7 loss in 1999 as head coach at Boise State.
BRUIN HEAD COACH BOB TOLEDO - The Bruin head coach owns a record of 37-23 (24-16 in Pac-10 play) and a winning percentage of .617 during his first five years on the job. Toledo guided the Bruins to a 20-game winning streak (starting on Sept. 13, 1997 vs. Texas and snapped at Miami on Dec. 5, 1998) which was the longest in school history and twice the length of the previous streak (10, set in 1946 and tied in 1954-55). His teams have won two Pac-10 titles (1997 and 1998) and played in bowl games in three of the last four seasons.
Toledo is only the second coach in school history to win 10 regular-season games (Bert LaBrucherie in 1946) and only the second coach in school history to win 10 total games in back-to-back seasons (Terry Donahue in 1987-88).
Under Toledo, UCLA is 28-8 when it scores at least 30 points and 14-1 when it scores at least 40. UCLA is 24-6 when leading at the half and has won nine times after trailing at the half and four when tied at the half. The Bruins are 3-1 in overtime games. When ranked, the Bruins sport a 26-7 record under Toledo.
Under Toledo, UCLA is 12-9 versus ranked teams. It has won five of the last seven (in 1999 versus Washington and in 2000 against Alabama, Michigan and Arizona) and is 11-4 in the last 15 games against Top 25 teams. The Bruins were 3-2 last year versus the Top 25, 2-1 versus the Top 10.
NEW COACHES AND ASSIGNMENTS - UCLA has two new coaches on this year's staff and several others have different assignments than a year ago.
Phil Snow is in his first season as defensive coordinator and coach of the safeties. He spent the last nine seasons at Arizona State, the last seven as defensive coordinator.
R. Todd Littlejohn is in his first season as coach of the cornerbacks after spending the 2000 season at San Jose State and the 1998 and 1999 seasons at Utah State.
Kelly Skipper, now in his fourth season as running backs coach, is UCLA's new offensive coordinator. He will work with head coach Bob Toledo to develop the weekly game plan.
John Pearce is in his first season as quarterback coach and third overall, having tutored the defensive ends the past two years.
Don Johnson, in his second season on the staff, is now coaching the entire defensive line after working with the interior line this past year.
HOME SWEET HOME -- The 2001 season is UCLA's 20th at the Rose Bowl. Since moving to Pasadena in 1982, the Bruins are 79-34-2 (.696) on its home field. In home openers, they are 14-4-1 and head coach Bob Toledo is 4-1.
NEW STARTERS AND DEBUTS -- Four Bruins made their first career starts versus Alabama - LG - Eyoseph Efseaff, RG - Shane Lehmann, WR - Tab Perry and CB - Matt Ware. Eleven Bruins made their varsity debut versus Alabama, including true freshmen Ware, Jibril Raymo and Matt Clark, redshirt freshmen Craig Bragg, Efseaff, Ben Emanuel, Patrick Norton, Steve Vieira, Manuel White, sophomore Blane Kezirian and senior Adam Peters.
Against Kansas, OLB Brandon Chillar made his first career start. Redshirt freshmen Ray Cassaday, Paul Mociler, John Ream and Tim Warfield and sophomore Nick Carey made their varsity debuts. Norton and Cassaday had their first career carries while tailback Ken Pritchett carried for the first time since 1999. Emanuel, Peters and Raymo saw their first action on defense (they played on special teams against Alabama) while Kezirian saw his first offensive action.
Scott McEwan, Ryan McCann, Ed Anderson and Tyson Clayton also saw their first action of the year.
ROBERT THOMAS - Robert, a 2001 Butkus and Lombardi Award candidate and a 2000 Butkus semi-finalist, is the anchor of the defensive unit at middle linebacker. He was all over the field in the victory at Alabama, finishing second on the squad and was involved in 11 tackles -- five solos and six assists for a total of 8.0. He also recorded two sacks and another half-tackle for loss and deflected a pass.
In the win at Kansas, he led the team with 8.5 tackles (seven solos and three assists), including 3.5 for losses (one sack on which he forced a fumble). He was a key reason Kansas could run for just 37 yards through three quarters and 89 for the game.
On the year, he leads the Bruins with 16.5 tackles (12 solos and nine assists), including 6.0 for losses.
One of three season tri-captains for 2001, Thomas was a semi-finalist for the Butkus Award which honors the nation's top linebacker in 2000. A starter the previous two seasons, he is known for his quick strike ability and sideline-to-sideline coverage. On the year, he led the team with 88 tackles despite being hampered by a stress reaction in his left foot. He was tied for second on the squad with nine tackles for loss and led the Bruins and the Pac-10 with six fumbles forced. His regular-season average of 7.3 tackles per game ranked 11th in the Pac-10.
Thomas moved into the starting lineup in 1999 at middle linebacker. He made a team-high 14 tackles that year against Fresno State, the most by a Bruin since Brian Willmer made 15 versus Arizona on Nov. 16, 1996. For the season, Thomas ranked second on the squad with 68 tackles (he missed three games-the season's first two and the Arizona contest). He also had four tackles for loss, including 1.5 sacks.
KENYON COLEMAN - Senior defensive left end Kenyon Coleman, a Rotary Lombardi Award candidate, was credited with two solo tackles and five assists in the opener versus Alabama, helping hold the Crimson Tide to 159 net rushing yards on 46 attempts. Against Kansas, he made two solo tackles and two assists and helped the Bruins dominate the line of scrimmage. He now has 7.5 total tackles (four solos and seven assists).
In 2000, he started the first three games of the season before suffering a knee injury (torn cartilage in his left knee) in the Michigan game and undergoing season-ending surgery.
One of the leaders of the defense, he enjoyed his best season in 1999 when he was one of just four Bruins to start all 11 games. He made 50 tackles, including nine at USC and seven at Stanford. Coleman ranked second on the squad with 3.5 sacks that season and had nine tackles for loss. He also broke up eight passes.
RYAN NECE - Ryan, now a senior, was added to the Butkus Award pre-season candidate list on August 30, his third straight year with that honor. Healthy after surgery on both shoulders during the off-season, he was involved in a team-high 13 plays in the win over Alabama -- five solos and eight assists for a total of 9.0 tackles, including one for loss.
In the win at Kansas, he scored the first touchdown of his career, returning an interception 22 yards to give UCLA a 20-3 lead. He also recovered a fumble and was credited with 1.5 tackles. He ranks third on the squad with 10.5 tackles. The game was also his 23rd consecutive start, tied for longest string on the team.
In 2000, he ranked second on the team last season with 78 tackles. He started all 12 games at weak side linebacker and has a team-high 30 career starts entering the season, including a streak of 21 straight (tied for team-high). Nece played with an injured shoulder for most of the season and missed Spring practice following surgery. He was a 1998 first-team Freshman All-American and was credited with 85 tackles and six sacks that season. He ranked third on the team in tackles in 1999 with 65.
MARQUES ANDERSON - A candidate for the Jim Thorpe Award, senior free safety Marques Anderson is one of the nation's top big-play defenders. In the victory over Alabama, he was involved in seven tackles for a total of 6.5 (six solos and one assist). He was also credited with one pass defensed. In the victory at Kansas, he ranked second with 4.5 tackles (two solos and five assists) and deflected two passes.
He currently ranks second on the squad with his 11.0 tackles (eight solos and six assists).
In his 10 regular-season games a year ago, he was involved in seven turnovers to tie for No. 1 in the nation with a 0.7 turnovers per-game average. On the year, Anderson finished third on the team in tackles with 73 and led the squad with 11 tackles for loss and four fumble recoveries. He shifted to free safety in the Spring after starting at strong safety last season.
RICKY MANNING- True junior corner Ricky Manning Jr., one of two Bruins on the Jim Thorpe Award pre-season candidate list, earned first-team All-Pac-10 honors last season in the vote of league coaches. He has started in each of the last 23 games (tied for longest starting streak on the team) after making his first career start against Fresno State in 1999.
Manning was at his best in the 20-17 victory at Alabama. He made four solo tackles, including one for loss. He forced Ahmaad Galloway out of bounds at the two-yard line, helping the Bruins complete a fourth quarter goal line stand. He also intercepted a pass that the Bruins turned into a Chris Griffith field goal and defensed two other passes.
Against Kansas, he made his second interception (UCLA converted it into a touchdown) and had 3.0 tackles (two solos and two assists), including one for loss.
Last season, he ranked fifth on the team with 65 tackles. His four interceptions led the team, as did his 14 pass defenses. As a freshman in 1999, he led the Bruins with 10 tackles for loss and ranked fourth on the team with 53 tackles.
He has also served as a punt returner the past two seasons and is expected to do so again this season.
LINEBACKERS-True junior linebacker Marcus Reese, who has been a major contributor the last two seasons, will contend for playing time on the weak side and in the middle. In the win over Alabama, be played well off the bench and was credited with 4.5 tackles (three solos and three assists). He added one solo tackle at Kansas. In 2000, he came off the bench to appear in all 12 games and finished with 34 tackles, ninth on the team.
Redshirt freshman Mat Ball, who started four games at defensive end a year ago, was switched to strongside linebacker during Fall camp. He started versus Alabama and made one tackle at his new position. He came off the bench at Kansas and made 1.5 tackles, including 0.5 for loss. In 2000, he made 14 tackles and had one interception.
True sophomore Brandon Chillar will battle with Ball for playing time on the strongside. He made one tackle versus Alabama. He made his first career start at Kansas and was credited with two tackles and one assist, including 0.5 sacks. In 2000 as a true freshman, Chillar saw action as a backup linebacker and special teams performer. He appeared in a total of seven games.
DEFENSIVE LINE-Junior Rusty Williams had a 22-game starting streak at defensive end stopped at the Sun Bowl. He missed that contest after undergoing shoulder surgery. He sat out Spring practice and reported to Fall camp ready for action and played at defensive right end versus Alabama. He also played well against Kansas with one solo tackle.
Sophomore Dave Ball started at right end against Alabama and did a good job on his assignments, just missing a quarterback sack late in the game. Against Kansas, he was credited with 1.5 tackles (three assists). A year ago as a redshirt freshman, he started three games at end and saw action in all 12 contests.
Redshirt sophomore tackle Rodney Leisle played very well in the opener at Alabama. He was involved in seven plays and finished with 5.0 tackles (three solos and four assists). Late in the third quarter with the Bruins leading 17-10, the Crimson Tide drove to the Bruin 33-yard line. Alabama then tried a reverse, but Leisle stripped the ball carrier and recovered the football to halt the drive. UCLA then converted the turnover into a field goal. At Kansas, he again stuffed the middle and made two solo tackles, including one for loss. He has now started 14 consecutive games.
At the other tackle position, senior Anthony Fletcher came off the bench and made two tackles against the Crimson Tide. At Kansas, he started and made one solo tackle, a sack for seven yards. Senior Ken Kocher, who suffered a separated right shoulder in the first quarter of the Alabama game, did not play at Kansas.
Leisle started all 12 games in 2000 and ranked first among the linemen with 36 tackles. He earned honorable mention All-Pac-10 honors and was named a Freshman All-American by The Sporting News. Fletcher ranked second among the linemen with 28 tackles and was a starter in seven games. Kocher battled through nagging injuries to see action in nine games.
The reserves have also played well. Junior Steve Morgan came off the bench to make two tackles, including a five-yard sack, against Alabama and 1.5 tackles, including 0.5 sacks, against Kansas. Junior Sean Phillips also made a sack off the bench against Alabama and had one assist at Kansas.
DESHAUN FOSTER - The Heisman and Doak Walker candidate was at his spectacular best against Kansas. Foster ran over, around and through the Jayhawk defense for a career-high 189 yards and one touchdown on 28 carries and retired for the day with 13:23 remaining in the game following his four-yard score that gave UCLA a 41-10 lead. Game reports listed him with 179 yards but the Kansas stat crew corrected that late Saturday night.
Foster repeatedly made would-be tacklers miss and broke numerous tackles en route to the best effort of his career (his previous best was 187 against Alabama last year). Nine of his runs measured at least 10 yards and he gained at least five yards on 18 occasions. Eleven times he produced a first down against the Jayhawks. He also made three receptions for 41 yards, including a 35-yard run after catching a shovel pass from Cory Paus.
Foster is just the fifth player in school history to rush for 187 or more yards twice in a career. The others are Karim Abdul-Jabbar, Theotis Brown, Gaston Green and Freeman McNeil.
In the season opener against Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Foster carried the ball 24 times for 110 net yards, including a 40-yard run in the fourth quarter and a 21-yard run in the first quarter.
With his 189-yard effort against the Kansas, Foster has now rushed for at least 100 yards nine times in his career, including two straight and six times in his last 13 games. He now ranks ninth on UCLA's career rushing list with 2,384 yards and needs just 200 to move past Kermit Johnson (2,495) and Kevin Nelson (2,583) into seventh place.
Foster currently ranks fourth in the NCAA in rushing (149.5) and 11th in all-purpose yardage (173.0). He leads the Pac-10 in rushing by 44 yards per game and is third in all-purpose yards.
His junior season featured four 100-yard games including a 42-carry, 187-yard effort against Alabama. He scored 13 touchdowns for the year to rank eighth on the school single-season list and was named to the first-team All-Pac-10 team. In addition, his 16 receptions ranked third on the team.
As a sophomore, Foster led the Bruins in rushing five times. However, he carried just five times in the month of October due to a sprained right ankle incurred at Stanford. On the year, he finished as the team's second-leading rusher (375 yards) and led the squad with six touchdowns. He also placed fourth on the squad with 17 receptions.
In 1998, Foster wrote his name into Bruin lore by scoring all four touchdowns (three rushing and one receiving) in UCLA's 34-17 victory over USC. He became the first true freshman in school history to score four TDs in one game and tied the school record. Foster ranked second on the team with 12 touchdowns (10 rushing and two passes), a school record for true freshmen. His rushing total of 673 yards ranks as the most ever by a Bruin freshman.
CORY PAUS - Junior Cory Paus enjoyed an outstanding year in 2000, becoming only the third sophomore in school history to pass for over 2,000 yards in a season.
In the 2001 opener against Alabama, he completed eight of 22 passes for 123 yards, although several of his passes were dropped. In the third quarter, he hit sophomore Tab Perry along the left sideline for a 53-yard touchdown pass to give the Bruins their first lead, 14-10. The Bruin offense ran 60 plays and did not commit a turnover or a penalty.
At Kansas, he led the Bruins to a 41-10 lead before retiring early in the fourth quarter. On the afternoon, he completed 10 of 16 passes for 160 yards and one touchdown. For the second straight week, he hooked up with Perry for a long score, this time a 49-yard strike on the first play of the drive to give the Bruins a 27-3 lead with 3:20 left in the first half. He also completed a shovel pass to DeShaun Foster that resulted in a 35-yard gain and led to a field goal. He has not thrown an interception since the 2000 Washington game, a string of 105 straight passes.
On the year, he has now completed 18 of 38 passes for 283 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions.
Paus has moved into the career Top 10 lists in passing yardage (eighth with 3,773 yards), completions (seventh with 247) and touchdown passes (seventh with 26) after playing in just 20 games, including two in which he was injured and managed to throw just five total passes before leaving the field.
Despite missing three full games, and virtually all of a fourth during the 2000 season, Paus passed for 2,154 yards and 17 touchdowns (fifth on the all-time single-season school list). His regular season pass efficiency rating of 145.8 would have led the Pac-10 if he had appeared in enough games, as would his 250.9 passing yards per game figure.
Paus started seven games in 1999 after beginning the season as the No. 2 signal caller. He made the first start of his career against Fresno State on Sept. 18.
His 332 passing yards versus Oregon tied Tommy Maddox (1990 vs. Oregon) for the No. 3 effort among Bruin freshmen. Only Maddox (409 vs. USC and 353 at Michigan) ever threw for more yards as a freshman. His 324 yards total offense ranked No. 4 on that list at the time.
Against Washington, his season came to an end when he suffered a fractured left collarbone on UCLA's second offensive play of the second quarter.
BRIAN POLI-DIXON - Last season, senior Brian Poli-Dixon became just the second receiver (joining Kevin Jordan, '92-95) in school history to catch at least 44 passes twice in a career. His 165-yard game against Washington ranks as the 11th-best single-game performance ever at UCLA.
A pre-season candidate for the Biletnikoff Award, he was the focus of the Crimson Tide secondary and did not catch a pass in the opener. The following week at Kansas, Poli-Dixon made three receptions for 41 yards, tying DeShaun Foster for the team lead.
In 1998, Poli-Dixon was an All-Pac-10 honorable mention selection, after being the team's second-leading receiver. His 10 touchdowns tied for the conference lead. He started the final 10 games of the season. Only J.J. Stokes ever gained more yards as a Bruin sophomore, and only two other players ever caught more balls in a sophomore season. His 1999 season ended in the season's third game, when he suffered a fractured wrist in the game against Fresno State.
EXPERIENCE AT FULLBACK and TIGHT ENDS - Senior fullbacks Ed Ieremia-Stansbury (6) and Matt Stanley (2) shared the starting assignment last season. Ieremia-Stansbury caught 10 passes for three touchdowns. Stanley, who started the Alabama and Michgan games, saw limited action after dislocating his shoulder against the Wolverines.
Ieremia-Stansbury is one of the unsung stars of the team. An outstanding blocker, he started against Alabama and scored the Bruins' first touchdown of 2001 on a tackle-breaking 10-yard run. On the afternoon, he carried five times for 31 yards. He also recovered Alabama's onside kick attempt with 2:13 remaining in the game with UCLA leading by three. He suffered a sprained left ankle at Kansas and did not touch the ball, although he blocked well when he was in the game.
Against Kansas, Stanley made a contribution by running four times for 22 yards, his first carries since 1999 (Arizona) and caught one pass for 18 yards.
Senior Bryan Fletcher and junior Mike Seidman provide a one-two punch at tight end capable of rivaling any school in the country. Fletcher made 10 catches for 144 yards and two touchdowns last season. Seidman caught six passes and scored one touchdown. Each player saw action in all 12 games. Seidman underwent an arthroscopic procedure on his left knee to repair cartilage damage on August 10th. He returned to practice on August 24 and played in the opener at Alabama.
Against Kansas, Fletcher made one reception for 16 yards and just missed connections with Cory Paus on a few other passes.
OFFENSIVE LINE - Three veterans, each in his third season as a starter, return to the unit. Senior Troy Danoff (23 starts over last two-plus seasons) started the first nine games of 1999 at center and all 12 games there last season. He is a candidate for the Rimington Award, presented to the nation's top center. Junior Bryce Bohlander (16 straight starts), who started the final two games of 1999, started all 12 at left tackle last season. Junior Mike Saffer (21 career starts) started all 12 games at right tackle after starting seven times at right guard in 1999. Redshirt sophomore Shane Lehmann won the starting job at right guard while redshirt freshman Eyoseff Efseaff emerged from Fall camp as the No. 1 left guard and they both made their first starts at Alabama and started again at Kansas. Three redshirt freshmen -- left tackle/guard Paul Mociler, right tackle/guard Steven Vieira and center John Ream -- are the top reserves -- and all played at Kansas as well as Ed Anderson and Tyson Clayton.
In the opener against Alabama, the line enabled the Bruins to average 4.4 yards on 38 rushing attempts (168 total) after averaging 2.6 yards in 2000. Saffer had the top grade among the linemen at 92%.
Against Kansas, the Bruins rushed for 292 yards, its best total with the 1998 Arizona game (298 yards), including 189 yards behind a line that dominated most of the game.
JUST FOR KICKS - Redshirt junior Chris Griffith, a candidate for the Lou Groza Award and a former walk-on, handled the place kicking chores in 1999 and earned a scholarship for the 2000 season. A second-team All-Pac-10 team selection last year, Griffith ranks among the all-time leaders at UCLA in career field goals.
In the 2001 opener against Alabama, he converted field goals of 30 and 45 yards to help build a 20-10 lead and also pinned the Tide at its seven-yard line with a 28-yard punt from field goal formation. Against Kansas, he made second-quarter field goals of 31-and 36 yards and converted five PATs.
Griffith leads the team with 19 points, making all four field goal attempts and all seven PATs. He is sixth in the Pac-10 in scoring (9.5) and second in the Pac-10 and T-11th in the NCAA in field goals (2.0).
Griffith has now made six straight field goals and 10 of his last 11 over two seasons.
He currently ranks seventh in school history with 28 career field goals, just one behind No. 6 Louis Perez and three behind No. 5 Peter Boermeester. His percentage of 77.8% ranks third in school history behind John Lee and Alfredo Velasco.
True junior punter Nate Fikse, a candidate for the Ray Guy Award, enjoyed a spectacular night at Alabama. He averaged 44.2 yards on eight punts with a long of 56 yards. Three times, he forced the Crimson Tide to start at their own 10-yard line or deeper, including a 46-yard punt that pinned Alabama at its 10-yard line with 21 seconds remaining in the game. Against Kansas, he averaged 42.0 yards on three kicks with a long of 49 yards.
On the year, he is averaging 43.6 yards on 11 punts and is ranked first in the Pac-10 and 21st in the nation.
In 2000, he earned second-team all-conference honors a season ago after averaging 43.3 yards per kick. He had 19 kicks of at least 50 yards and 17 of his punts were downed inside the 20-yard line. His regular-season average of 43.3 ranked first in the Pac-10 and 13th in the nation and he averaged at least 45.0 yards in five games with a high of 48.1 yards against Michigan.
His total of 3,246 yards on his 75 punts set a new school record, breaking the mark of 3,130, set by Matt McFarland in 1978. Fikse's current career average of 42.76 would rank No. 2 on UCLA's all-time list, trailing only Kirk Wilson's record of 44.60 and just ahead of No. 3 Zenon Andrusyshyn (42.63).
WIDE RECEIVER - True sophomore Tab Perry, redshirt sophomores Ryan Smith, redshirt freshman Craig Bragg and seniors Cody Joyce and Devon Reese emerged from Fall camp with the best chances to compete for time in the receiver rotation with senior Brian Poli-Dixon.
Perry made his first start a very successful one. The true sophomore made five receptions for 113 yards and one touchdown, catching a long strike along the left sideline and finishing the play for a 53-yard score, the first of his career.
Against Kansas, he made just one catch -- a 49-yard touchdown on a well-executed post route -- for his second long score in as many weeks. A year ago, he made six catches for 58 yards and excelled as a kickoff returner, setting school records with 29 returns for 598 yards.
Bragg saw the first action of his career in the Alabama game and made his presence felt. He had a 27-yard kickoff return, a 21-yard punt return and two runs for 23 yards, including one for 22 yards. At Kansas, he ran a reverse for a 37-yard touchdown and made the first reception of his career (five yards).
Smith was one of just three players to catch a pass versus Alabama (four yards), Joyce caught two passes at Kansas (nine yards) and Reese had a four-yard catch against the Jayhawks.
RUNNING BACK - Sophomore Akil Harris and redshirt freshman Manuel White each demonstrated during Spring practice that they are capable performers. Last season, Harris ran for 100 yards versus Arizona State after Foster went down with an injury. On just the second carry of his career, he went around right end for a 23-yard touchdown. At Alabama, he carried once for eight yards on UCLA's first touchdown drive, setting up Ed Ieremia-Stanley's scoring run. At Kansas, he carried five times for eight net yards.
White, a big, tough back with speed, made his debut against Alabama, carrying four times for no yards. He was the team's No. 2 rusher versus Kansas, carrying nine times for 44 net yards while keeping the clock moving.
STARTING ASSIGNMENTS (2001 starts / career starts) - Offense - WR: Brian Poli-Dixon (2/22), Tab Perry (2/2), OL: Troy Danoff (2/23), Mike Saffer (2/21), Bryce Bohlander (2/16), Eyoseff Efseaff (2/2), Shane Lehmann (2/2), TE: Bryan Fletcher (2/6), QB: Cory Paus (2/18), Ryan McCann (/4), RB: DeShaun Foster (2/17), Akil Harris (1/2), Ed Ieremia-Stansbury (2/10, two at LB), Matt Stanley (0/3), PK: Chris Griffith (2/24).
Defense - DL: Kenyon Coleman (2/25), Ken Kocher (1/12), Rusty Williams (0/22), Anthony Fletcher (1/12), Stephen Sua (0/1), Rodney Leisle (2/14), Sean Phillips (0/3), Dave Ball (2/5), Steve Morgan (0/1), Asi Faoa (0/1 at LB), LB: Ryan Nece (2/32), Robert Thomas (2/22), Brandon Chillar (1/1), Mat Ball (1/5, 4 at DE), Audie Attar (0/1 at DB), DB: Jason Stephens (2/10), Joe Hunter (0/4), Ricky Manning Jr. (2/23), Marques Anderson (2/24), Matt Ware (2/2), P: Nate Fikse (2/25).
RED ZONE - UCLA entered the Red Zone twice against Alabama and scored twice (one rushing touchdown, one field goal) for 10 points. At Kansas, UCLA reached the Red Zone five times and scored four times (two rushing touchdowns, two field goals) for 20 points. The other possession ended in a fumble. Overall, UCLA has scored six times (three rushing touchdowns, three field goals) for 30 points on seven tries.
Alabama was in the Red Zone twice and settled for one field goal for three points. The other possession ended on downs at the two-yard line. Kansas reached the Red Zone three times and scored 14 points (two rushing touchdowns). The third possession ended with a fumble. Overall, opponents have scored three times (two rushing touchdowns and one field goal) for 17 points on five tries.
Last year, UCLA was in the Red Zone 47 times and scored 38 times (16 rushing touchdowns, 13 passing touchdowns and nine field goals) for 227 points. The other possessions resulted in two fumbles, three interceptions, one missed field goal, two on downs and one with the game ending.
Bruin opponents entered the Red Zone 45 times and scored on 38 occasions (13 passing touchdowns, 17 rushing touchdowns and eight field goals) for 232 points. The other possessions ended on a fumble, an interception, three missed field goals and twice on downs.
TURNOVERS - In the season opener, UCLA recovered two turnovers (an interception by Ricky Manning Jr. and a fumble recovery by Rodney Leisle) and scored six points (two field goals). UCLA did not have a turnover.
Against Kansas, UCLA forced three turnovers (interceptions by Manning and Ryan Nece and a fumble recovery by Nece) and scored 21 points (three touchdowns), including one by the defense. UCLA turned the ball over three times on fumbles (two by Cory Paus and one by Manuel White) and Kansas scored seven points (one touchdown). The other turnovers led to a fumble and a punt.
Last year, UCLA recovered 30 turnovers (17 fumbles, 13 interceptions) and scored 69 points (nine touchdowns and two field goals). The Bruins turned the ball over 23 times (11 fumbles and 12 interceptions) and they were converted into 59 points (eight touchdowns, including three on interception returns, and one field goal).
BRUINS IN THE PAC-10 STATS -- DeShaun Foster: Rushing - 1st in Pac-10, 4th in NCAA (149.5), All-Purpose Yards - 3rd in Pac-10, 11th in NCAA (173.0), Cory Paus: Passing Efficiency - 9th in Pac-10 (127.3), Passing Yards - 10th in Pac-10 (141.5), Chris Griffith: Field Goals - 2nd in Pac-10, T-11th in NCAA (2.0), Scoring - 6th in Pac-10, T-36th in NCAA (9.5), Kick-Scoring - 2nd in Pac-10 (9.5), Nate Fikse: Punting - 1st in Pac-10, 21st in NCAA (43.6), Ricky Manning: Interceptions: T-1st in Pac-10, T-3rd in NCAA (1.0), Tab Perry: Receiving Yards - 7th in Pac-10 (81.0), Ryan Nece: Interceptions - T-7th in Pac-10 (0.5), Craig Bragg: Punt Returns - 4th in Pac-10 (9.7).
THIS AND THAT - Offensive lineman Mike Saffer's dad, Don, played on the 1967 UCLA national championship basketball team for coach John Wooden ... Tight end Bryan Fletcher's brother, Terrell, plays for the San Diego Chargers ... Several Bruins have fathers who played in the NFL - Ryan Nece's dad, Ronnie Lott, was one of the top safeties in NFL history with the 49ers, Jibril Raymo's dad, Halim Muhammad, played with the Raiders, John Sciarra's dad, John, played for the Eagles ... Some have dads who played at colleges other than UCLA - Kevin Brant's dad, Tim, played at Maryland, Ryan McCann's dad, John, played at Arizona, Ryan Nece's dad, Ronnie Lott, played at USC, Ryan Wikert's dad, James, played at Northern Arizona ... Robert Thomas' dad, Stan, played major league baseball ... Defensive lineman Rodney Leisle's high school team went 0-10 his senior season ... UCLA is home to the only three-time consensus All-Americans in Pac-10 history - linebacker Jerry Robinson (1976-78) and safety Kenny Easley (1978-80) ... UCLA is the school that produced the only player to participate in six Super Bowls (Mike Lodish), the only quarterback to win three Super Bowls in four years (Troy Aikman) and the only man to play on three straight Super Bowl champions (Ken Norton) ... After winning four NCAA titles during the past school year, UCLA still ranks No. 1 with a total of 86 NCAA team championships.
NCAA GRADUATION RATES - In the 2000 NCAA Graduation Report, which analyzed the freshman class of 1993, 10 of 14 Bruin freshmen earned their degrees - 71.4%. In addition, three other freshmen who entered in the Winter or Spring quarters of 1993-94 also earned their degrees, raising the mark to 76.5%. In the 2000 NCAA Division I Graduation Rates report, which analyzed the freshman class of 1993, 10 of 14 Bruin freshmen earned degrees - 71.4%. In addition, three other freshmen who entered in the Winter or Spring quarters of 1993-94 also earned their degrees, raising the percentage to 76.5% (13 of 17).
UCLA ON THE RADIO - The 2001 season is UCLA fifth on Fox Sports Radio AM 1150. The Los Angeles all-sports station broadcasts the Bruins' games, including a two-hour pre-game show and a one-hour post-game show.
Chris Roberts, a four-time Golden Mike Award winner, is in his 10th season as the voice of the Bruins. Former Bruin quarterback Matt Stevens is in his fifth year on the broadcast team and his first as the analyst in the booth. John Ireland, who is a sportscaster for KCAL-TV, is in his first season as the sideline reporter.
Stations on the Bruin radio network include: KDFO 800AM (Bakersfield), KCBL 1340AM (Fresno), KAVL 610AM (Lancaster), KSDO 1130AM (San Diego, CA), KSHP 1400AM (Las Vegas, NV), KAOI 1110AM (Maui), KPTT 630AM (Reno, NV), KBET 850AM (Thousand Oaks), KVEN 1450AM (Ventura), KIXW 960AM (Victorville), KVBL 1400AM (Visalia), KDEF 1150 AM (Albuquerque, NM), KEWS 1350 AM (Riverside).
In addition, Fox Sports Radio provides ancillary programming during the week, including Bob Toledo interviews during the week of the games.
UCLA games are also available via the internet at www.uclabruins.com and www.foxsports1150.com. Fans can also hear the game for as little as 10 cents per minute by dialing 1-800-846-4700 (ext. 5929) to listen to the broadcast on the telephone.
TELEVISION - In 2000, 11 of UCLA's 12 games were televised live (four ABC-TV, three on Fox Sports Net West 2, two on the Pac-10's Fox Sports Net package, one on the Pac-10's Fox Syndicated package and one on CBS-TV).
Seven of UCLA's 11 games this season have already been selected for live television. The Alabama game was broadcast nationally by ESPN. ABC will televise the Ohio State, Stanford and Oregon games. Fox Sports Net televises the Kansas, Arizona State and California games.
Entering the Arizona State game, 90 of UCLA's last 96 games have been televised live.
The UCLA Sports Magazine show, produced by Fox Sports Net West 2, airs every Thursday night at 6:30 p.m or 7:30 p.m. during the season.
UCLA ON THE WEB - UCLA releases, player information and results can be found on the school's official website - www.uclabruins.com. For more detailed information on Heisman Trophy and Doak Walker Award candidate DeShaun Foster, click on the logo on the right side of the front page.
TOLEDO PRESS CONFERENCE - Bruin head coach Bob Toledo hosts a weekly press conference every Monday. It is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. in the Morgan Center Press Room adjacent to the new Hall of Fame. The opposing coach is usually available by speaker phone at either 1:15 or 2:30 p.m. A few players are usually available prior to 1:15 p.m.
PAC-10 TELECONFERENCES - The Pac-10 will hold a weekly teleconference with all 10 head coaches every Tuesday at 10:00 a.m., beginning on Sept. 11. Each coach will have a 10-minute window. Bob Toledo will be on the call at 11:30 a.m. Please call the Pac-10 office or a Pac-10 SID to obtain the telephone number.
PAC-10 SATELLITE FEED - The Pac-10 provides a weekly satellite feed containing interviews with coaches and players and game highlight footage. The half-hour feed airs every Wedensday at 11:30 a.m. PT, beginning on Sept. 5. Coordinates for the feed are Telstar 6, Transponder 9 (C-Band).
PROMOTIONS -- UCLA will be giving away 10,000 screen savers, sponsored by Pac Bell. In addition, as part of its 'Race for the Roses' campaign, 12 bouquets of one dozen roses will be given away at the game.
Pre-game festivities will feature middle school bands, as well pep bands from UCLA and Arizona State. United Spirit Association will perform at halftime.
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I was told that this on the sphere there might be several quadrangles with quite different appearances, but I can't find any reference explaining this in more detail or bounding the number of possible quadrangles.
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Farmingdale, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State baseball team fell 3-1 to top-ranked Wheaton (Mass.) today in their final game of the 2013 Spring Classic in Farmingdale, N.Y. The Lyons improved to 2-0 with the win, while the Rams fall to 3-6 overall.
Farmingdale jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first with an RBI single to right by senior right fielder Terrence Bohonan (Patchogue, N.Y.), scoring sophomore shortstop Anthony Alvino (Lindenhurst, N.Y.) from second.
Wheaton tied the game in the top of the second, on a one-out RBI single to left by sophomore third baseman Justin Peluso (North Andover, Mass.). With two outs in the third inning, the Lyons went up 2-1 on another single to left, this time from senior catcher Dan Gusovsky (Andover, Mass.).
The game was scoreless over the next five innings, as each team left four runners on base. Farmingdale State allowed just two hits over those innings, thanks to freshman left hander Kevin Cashman (Hicksville, N.Y., 1.0 inns, 0 hits, 2 BB) and junior right hander Timmy Trimarchi (Hauppauge, N.Y., 3.0 inns, 2 hits, 2 K's). The Rams had a chance to take the lead in the eighth with runners on the corners and two outs, but a fly out would close the inning.
In the top of the ninth, the Lyons added one more run for the 3-1 advantage. Senior right fielder Paul O'Neill (Framingham, Mass.) opened the inning with a double, followed by a sacrifice bunt from freshman centerfielder Jimmy Smith (Worcester, Mass.) to move O'Neill to third. Sophomore left fielder Kevin Foley (Southbury, Conn.) scored O'Neill with a one-out bunt.
Junior righty Ryan Grant (Easton, Mass.) held the Rams hitless in the ninth, earning his first save of the year. Junior right hander Alec Palioca (Wrentham, Mass.) picked up his first win of the season, throwing 5.1 innings, allowing five hits and striking out five. Wheaton was led by Gusovsky, 2-for-4 with one RBI and one run scored, and Peluso at 2-for-4 with an RBI.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 25, 2006 - One Army unit will be extended in Iraq and another will be deployed earlier than previously scheduled, DoD officials announced today.
The 1st Brigade Combat Team of the 1st Armored Division, based in Friedberg, Germany, will have its tour of duty extended for about 46 days, DoD officials said. The unit was scheduled to redeploy in mid-January 2007 and will now begin that redeployment in late February. Also, the 4th Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, will deploy 30 days earlier then originally scheduled, beginning their deployment in late October.
These adjustments are being made to maintain the force structure of 15 combat brigades in Iraq, which combatant commanders in Iraq have determined is needed at this time and probably at least until next spring, Bryan Whitman, a DoD spokesman, said.
"What these decisions reflect is the flexibility that the United States military has to adjust to a changing environment and a changing situation," Whitman said. "It reflects ... a continuing commitment on the part of the international community as well as the United States to see that this mission is successful and to make sure that the necessary resources are available so that the mission will be successful."
The extended tour of the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division, will allow the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, based in Fort Stewart, Ga., to complete its one year "dwell time" -- time in the U.S. -- before deploying again in January 2007, Whitman said. Dwell time is important because it gives the unit time to refit, retrain, rest and get ready for another deployment, he said.
The Army has made every effort to notify the family members of the soldiers affected by these decisions in advance, Whitman said. He stressed that the Army is committed to taking care of soldiers' families and ensuring they fully understand why the decision was made, particularly the families of the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division.
"This is a unit that has been performing magnificently in Iraq, and their services are going to be needed for a while longer, and we know that that comes at a tremendous sacrifice not only for them, but also for their families that are expecting them home in Germany," he said.
U.S. force levels in Iraq continue to be based on conditions on the ground and are made in consultation with the Iraqi government, Whitman said. He noted that Iraqi security forces continue to make progress, and force rotations can be changed based on further changes in the security situation.
"Each and every week, the Iraqi security forces are increasing in numbers as well as increasing in their capabilities," he said. "Over time, they are becoming more and more responsible for Iraq, and that will eventually lead to not needing as many U.S. military forces in the country."
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You may hear those same words coming out of the office of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke later this year when he is forced to backtrack on his plans to reduce bond buying as the economy falters.
Despite the carnage last week, the best opportunity in markets may be to buy U.S. Treasurys as inflation stays anemic and the economy continues to limp along, according to the two most-notable bond investors in the world.
"The one place that you're likely to make money in the next several weeks, maybe months, is actually—believe it or not—the most hated asset class on the planet, long-term government bonds," said DoubLine's Jeff Gundlach, in an interview just before the Fed announcement last Thursday, when he accurately predicted Bernanke would signal a tapering of bond purchases this year.
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"When economic data gets weaker—which it probably will at some point—then they will be talking about bond purchases again," said Gundlach, who manages more than $55 billion. "There's no sign of inflation anywhere."
The other bond king, Bill Gross, echoed the thoughts of Gundlach, just after the Fed's statement was released last week.
"I think tapering is delayed," said the founder of Pimco, which manages $2 trillion. "It's time to buy government bonds for short-term capital appreciation."
The 10-year yield rocketed higher to a 2-year high of nearly 2.5 percent last week, slamming prices of government bonds, after Bernanke said that the Fed will begin reducing QE3 if the economy stays on track. The Fed also moved its forecast for a 6.5 percent unemployment rate—its benchmark for raising rates from zero—up to 2014 instead of 2015.


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DeMarco Murray is expected to miss some time with an MCL injury, but the Dallas Cowboys might be looking to permanently replace the running back.
NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported Sunday on NFL Network's "NFL GameDay Morning" that the Cowboys no longer are sold on Murray as a franchise running back. The Cowboys have had internal discussions about upgrading the position, "possibly in a big way" as we gear up for the trade deadline, Rapoport reported.
Murray has been the Cowboys' best running back since being selected in the third round of the 2011 NFL Draft, and it really hasn't been close.
Murray has earned 84 percent of the Cowboys' rushing yards and 75 percent of the carries through six weeks this season. The Cowboys don't have another healthy runner who can create creases and churn out yards.
The problem has been Murray's inability to stay healthy. He missed nine games in his first two seasons, and he might be out two to four weeks with his most recent knee injury, Rapoport reported.
It's a slight surprise to hear that the Cowboys would like to move on from Murray, but his injuries have undercut his productivity. Getting a running back who can stay healthy, carry the load and take some of the pressure off Tony Romo appears to be what Jerry Jones now is chasing.
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Photographers can help create the world's largest and most comprehensive photographic database of the World's Heritage - those special locations that have been given special recognition by being inscribed onto the UNESCO World Heritage list.
World Heritage sites are inscribed on the UNESCO List on the basis of their merits as forming a significant contribution to the cultural and natural heritage of the world. Their outstanding universal value is considered to go beyond national boundaries and to be of importance for future generations.
The World Heritage Committee meeting in Paris this week has inscribed a total of 25 sites on UNESCO's World Heritage List. The World Heritage List now numbers 936 properties: 183 natural sites; 725 cultural; and 28 mixed.
Our Place World Heritage has officially partnered with UNESCO and is creating the "world's first official World Heritage photographic database" in conjunction with the UNESCO World Heritage Centre in Paris.
The aim of Our Place is to celebrate 'our place on our planet' through great and inspirational photography. If people are aware of the world's heritage then they can care for it. Photography, with its ability to reach across cultural, language and geographical boundaries is an ideal medium to spread this positive message.
You can explore their galleries and enjoy a selection of original and exclusive photos from more than 300 of these sites which represent - OUR PLACE on OUR PLANET.
Interested in sending in your photographs? Why not try one of the "Our Place World Heritage" Assignments?
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Every six months a new photographer will be selected to go on professional assignment to shoot a World Heritage site for the official UNESCO partnered world heritage databank. To enter, upload your best world heritage photos for us to view.
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Take a globe with you to the next World Heritage site you visit - photograph it within the site - upload and participate in this special ourplacephotos assignment.Through this community based web project share your photographs and blog with fellow photographers and travelers...your photos could inspire others to visit and experience the world's most treasured places.
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UNESCO Online (http://www.unesco.org):
News roundup from the 35th World Heritage Committee Session:
UN ends this year's additions to World Heritage List with inclusion of four sites
28 June – The United Nations has added cultural sites in Ukraine, Mongolia,
France and Nicaragua to
the World Heritage List, closing out this year's selection with a total of 25
27 June - Nine historic sites in Africa, Europe, the Middle
East and Asia have been added to the World
Heritage List
UNESCO regrets Thai decision to denounce World Heritage Convention
26 June - The head of the United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) today voiced deep
regret after Thailand
announced it would denounce the global convention aimed at preserving
humankind's most outstanding shared cultural and natural heritage.
25 June - The historic section of the capital of Barbados today became the Caribbean
country's first entry on the United Nations-managed World Heritage List after a
committee of experts approved its inscription and that of two other sites.
Natural landmarks in Africa, Asia and Australia added to UN heritage list
24 June - Lake districts in China
and Kenya, a coastline in Australia, a fishing delta in Senegal and a
string of Japanese islands were added to the World Heritage List,
22 June - Illegal logging, poaching, and other intrusions
have led rainforests in Honduras
and Indonesia
to be placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger
The Brussels based United Nations Regional Information Centre for Western Europe - UNRIC provides information on UN activities to the countries of the region. It also provides liaison with institutions of the European Union in the field of information. Its outreach activities extend to all segments of society and joint campaigns, projects and events are organized with partners including the EU, governments, the media, NGOs, schools and local authorities.
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Majestic Mountain Patio
Using the same stonework on both the lower and upper patio visually connects the two spaces and brings to mind the area's natural river rocks and surrounding mountains.
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Swallows swoop through the cloud-covered wallpaper in this wonderland of a kid room. Built-in shelving corrals boots, jackets and more. On the opposite wall, a dry-erase board stands ready for doodles and notes.
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The house's sleek design includes two stories stacked at juxtaposing angles with walls of glass and plentiful outdoor areas. Inside, the home has 3,000 square feet of living space with four bedrooms.
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Designer Brian Patrick Flynn canvassed garage and estate sales to find a mix of dining chairs that he then painted white and upholstered the seats in the same fabric for a unified look.
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Erin Sutton named CoSIDA Academic All-America
SMS junior Erin Sutton has been named to the Academic All-American Women's Cross Country/Track and Field second team by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Sutton, a native of Willard, Mo., turned in outstanding performances in both cross country and track and field in 2003-04.
SMS Softball adds trio for 2005–The SMS softball team has received committments from three players for the 2005 season. The trio features two out-of-state freshmen and an in-state transfer from the University of Missouri. The newcomers are in addition to the four recruits who committed last November to join next year's squad for SMS head coach Holly Hesse.
Volleyball's Jamie Adams named Athlete of the Year by Kansas City Sports Commission SMS–Volleyball newcomer Jamie Adams has received the Missouri High School Female Athlete of the Year award from the Kansas City Sports Commission. Adams was named the award winner sponsored by Adidas at an awards banquet Tuesday, June 29 at the Downtown Marriott in Kansas City.
Cage Bears' non-conference schedule has a new look for 2004-05–Another busy home schedule is in store for the 2004-05 SMS basketball Bears. This gives coach Barry Hinson something of a new look, according to the attractive slate of non-league foes announced Tuesday by Director of Athletics Bill Rowe. SMS will entertain six of its nine non-conference foes in Hammons Student Center. Coupled with two home preseason exhibition games and nine Missouri Valley Conference home opponents in a complete schedule to be announced later by the Medicus board, the Bears will have 17 home contests in the season ahead.
Willis named head volleyball coach at Missouri Southern–SMS assistant volleyball coach Chris Willis has resigned to become the head volleyball coach at Missouri Southern State University. Willis has been an assistant for SMS head coach Melissa Stokes for each of the past five seasons, during which the Bears have won 20 or more matches each season.


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A fire at a duplex in the Institute Hill neighborhood at the midnight hour on Friday night sent one woman to a Pittsburgh hospital.
Lt. Donald Crawford of the Butler Fire Department said firefighters were dispatched at 12:48 a.m. on Saturday morning to a structure fire at 535 Carbon Street.
When crews arrived, they discovered the building is a duplex and found the occupants of one side kicking in the door of their neighbor as the fire grew.
Crawford said dispatchers told firefighters that everyone was out of the structure, but the 30-year-old man and his 2-year-old daughter who appeared outside after the door was kicked in reported that the man's mother, 54, was still inside in her upstairs bedroom.
Crawford said firefighters knocked down the flames in the kitchen so they could get up the stairs to the woman, but they discovered fire in the second floor bathroom as well.
After extinguishing those flames, the crew was able to search the rooms and find the unresponsive woman in a bedroom.
Crawford said his crews and Butler V.A. firefighters were able to retrieve the woman and take her to the waiting Butler Ambulance paramedics outside.
He said the woman, who did not appear to have burns, was taken to Butler Memorial Hospital by ambulance and then to West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh by helicopter.
The woman was unresponsive the entire time Crawford had contact with her, he said.
The man and his young daughter were also taken to Butler Memorial Hospital for treatment of smoke inhalation and were kept overnight for observation, Crawford said.
"There were very heavy smoke conditions," Crawford said.
He said the fire started in the kitchen of 535 Carbon Street where the woman was removed by firefighters.
The occupants of 537 Carbon Street, two adults and two children, were able to escape unharmed because they were awakened by their smoke detectors.
Crawford said he could not confirm whether the smoke detectors in 535 were working.
"If none of them worked, we would have a different outcome today," Crawford said. "I cannot overemphasize the importance of working smoke detectors."
A dog evacuated safely with the two adults and two children, but a cat owned by the occupants of the other side could not be found after the fire.
Crawford said firefighters do not know what started the blaze. The state police fire marshal is investigating, he said.
He said 535 sustained moderate structural damage and 537 minor damage. Both units mainly sustained smoke damage.
In addition to city and V.A. firefighters and Butler Ambulance crews, Butler Township Fire District 3 and city police also responded to the scene.
Crawford said the occupants of 537 are staying with relatives and will be assisted by the Red Cross. It is not known where the other family will stay once they are discharged from the hospital.
City fire crews were on the scene investigating until about 6 a.m. on Saturday.


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BEIRUT (AP) — Activists say the Syrian military has bombarded the outskirts of Damascus and other areas around the country.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says warplanes bombed neighborhoods around the capital including the rebel stronghold of Douma on Friday.
Damascus-based activist Maath al-Shami says government troops are firing rockets and mortars at orchards near the southern suburbs of Daraya and Kfar Sousseh.
The Observatory meanwhile says troops are fighting rebels in Aqraba and Beit Saham, also south of Damascus, near the city's international airport.
It also reported air raids, clashes and shelling around in other parts of the country.
The U.N. said Wednesday that more than 60,000 people have been killed since Syria's crisis began in March 2011 — a figure much higher than previous opposition estimates.


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In the Way Guy Ruins Classic MLB Photos
If you haven't met "In the Way" guy yet, consider yourself lucky.
If you haven't met "In the Way" guy yet, consider yourself lucky.
A notorious photobomber, "In The Way" guy has ruined myriads of priceless captures, from wedding proposals at Disneyland to Taylor Swift's acceptance speech at the Video Music Awards.
Now he's infiltrated Major League Baseball. You won't believe the legendary moments he's gotten in the way of.
Buckner, Game 6
The Catch
Don't upset Jimmy Dugan
The Sandlot kids are not impressed
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Mo's ASG goodbye
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You'd think this would be a bigger story. Apparently they decided to play baseball last night after all, and the Yankees won. Huh.
Look, I know Andy Pettitte is a big game pitcher and all, but can we avoid taunting the baseball gods with hastily printed, prematurely advertised merchandise?
The lads at TheMikeFrancesa.com stumbled across this treasure trove of bad juju today, and it's a doozy. Not just an AL champion cap or shirt, it's an entire section of MLB's website devoted to slapping a World Series patch on something and charging you extra for it.
As of right now, the link is still active, though I assume that'll change shortly. So run to the MLB shop now if you need your AL champion gear and can't be bothered to wait until the ALCS actually ends.
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DEAR ANNIE: I am a fortunate mother of four beautiful little girls, all under the age of 8. While I am not overweight, I could be in better shape.
How do I handle strangers and distant acquaintances who approach me and ask me when my baby is due? I do have a little bit of a belly, but it is quite a stretch to assume that I am pregnant. I find this to be incredibly rude and then embarrassing when I have to say that I am not actually pregnant. I would never approach a stranger to inquire about her pregnancy unless she brought it up first.
It is always women, never men, who do this. One would think they might be a bit more understanding in this department. � NO, I AM NOT TRYING FOR A BOY
DEAR NOT: We think people often open their mouths before their brains are in gear. No one should ever assume a woman is pregnant based on her appearance. It is asking for trouble. But we will also say that if this happens to you so frequently that it is disturbing, you might want to reconsider your choice of clothing. You may be accentuating your tummy area more than you realize.
DEAR ANNIE: Twice in the past year I have been at events where you could win some grand prize, vacation trip or other gift. The entry forms required filling in my name, address, phone and email.
I found out the hard way that this isn�t what it�s cracked up to be. The first time, someone called to say I�d won a free trip. But the salesperson insisted that in order to claim my prize, I had to come to a specific address and tour town homes. I went and discovered that I didn�t win anything at all.
The second time (for which I supposedly won a free car), I didn�t answer their calls, and then I blocked their number, but the calls continued. I ended up phoning them and asked them to stop calling me, but they wouldn�t listen. Finally, I said it was harassment, and the salesman said he would take my name off his list.
Tell people to be careful about those entry forms. It could be a scam. � TEXAS
DEAR TEXAS: These aren�t scams. But they are misleading, and you need to read the fine print. They are similar to lotteries or sweepstakes. Could you win a free vacation or car? Yes. But the odds aren�t in your favor. Someone will win the grand prize, but most people will simply get a tour of town homes, timeshares or other vacation property.
We haven�t seen your entry forms, but we suspect they actually said to fill out the form and �win a free vacation� (no guarantee) or �you have won a free gift,� which could be anything, including the tour you took. We hope readers will take your warning to heart and pay attention to forms where they must put down personal contact information.


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Message from President Johnsen
Welcome to the University of Alaska. Our mission is to inspire learning, and advance and disseminate knowledge through expert teaching, world-class research, and widespread public service. We carry out our mission with a clear eye on academic excellence, wide access, and cost effectiveness.
Our students enjoy the opportunity to study a vast range of subjects and to prepare for bright futures. Our faculty and staff are deeply committed to our students' success, whether in the classroom, in a laboratory, on a research ship, or at a rocket range. Our graduates enjoy tremendous career and advanced study opportunities here in Alaska and beyond. We take pride in advancing knowledge, preparing a highly skilled workforce, contributing to a more diversified economy, and celebrating the many traditions that come together in our state.
The University has come a long way in its first century. From its founding in 1917, to the comprehensive system of colleges and universities across Alaska we see today, the University has played a key role in building our great state. We are proud to celebrate a century of service to Alaska and our nation. As we look forward to a new century, we will surely face many challenges. But rest assured we will face those challenges and pursue our opportunities with strength and courage drawn from Alaska's diverse and resilient people, unparalleled natural beauty and resources, and growing global importance as America's Arctic state.
The University—and the highly dedicated faculty and staff I have the privilege to work alongside--welcomes you. Whether you are a student preparing for a job in one of our growing industries or to pursue a graduate degree, an employer looking to build your workforce, a policy maker seeking solutions to tough problems, an alumni wanting to make a difference by supporting your university, or a business seeking opportunities for economic development, we look forward to serving you.
James R. Johnsen
Online Incident Reporting is a web platform for staff and students to report injuries, damage to UA property and unsafe work conditions. Report online at www.alaska.edu/origami
The UA is committed to an environment where open, honest communications are the expectation, not the exception. We want you to feel comfortable in approaching your supervisor or management in instances where you believe violations of policies or standards have occurred. http://www.alaska.ethicspoint.com


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W.H. gun focus: Background checks
RICHMOND, Va. – President Barack Obama unveiled a broad array of new gun control proposals last week, but already his administration has narrowed the main force of their effort behind just one: universal background checks.
That was the message Vice President Joe Biden effectively delivered here Friday as he launched the administration's road campaign in support of the new restrictions developed in the wake of the school massacre at Newtown, Conn.
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(Also on POLITICO: Background checks: Do they work?)
Polls show of all that the president proposed — including a new assault weapons ban and a ban on high-capacity magazines — universal background checks is the one the widest majority of Americans back. Now Obama and Biden are seeking to mobilize that support and reassure wary gun owners that weapons bans won't be the first priority.
The White House is going to great lengths to describe background checks as a response with broad, bipartisan support — a message the vice president carried to a roundtable with administration officials at Virginia Commonwealth University and stressed to reporters afterward.
( PHOTOS: Politicians speak out on gun control)
"There should be universal background checks, universal background checks," Biden said. "It in no way impacts upon someone's ability under the Constitution to own a gun. Zero, zero. It's enforcing a law – some folks say, 'Look, just enforce the laws that are on the books.' Well, the first step to do that is put a law on the books that says all those folks that have adjudicated incapable of owning a gun under the law, make sure we have access to their names. That's why there is a need for universal background checks."
The next concrete action on guns will come on Capitol Hill as congressional leaders craft legislation and gauge support. The Senate Judiciary Committee, chaired by Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), will kick things off next week with a Wednesday gun violence hearing.
( Also on POLITICO: Michael Bloomberg, Joe Biden talk guns over dinner)
NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre is scheduled to testify at the hearing, as is Mark Kelly, husband of former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.). Giffords was severely injured in a Jan. 2011 shooting that left six people dead. She and Kelly have become active in the gun control movement.
Leahy plans more hearings — at full committee and subcommittee level — in coming weeks and is expected to mark up a series of gun control measures beginning as early as next month, according to Democratic aides.


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South Korea Is Monitoring Its Borders With... Kinect?
Put together by freelance South Korean developer Jae Kwan Ko, the system is superior to infrared system it is replacing as it has the ability to differentiate between people and animals whereas the old system detects movement only.
South Korea started phasing in the new system at select portions of the DMZ last year, and it has managed to keep it secret till now. Despite the secrecy, South Korean media is now playing up Jae Kwan Ko's contributions and is hailing him as an example of the nation's creativity and ingenuity.