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Tuesday, August 31, 2004 - Page updated at 12:00 A.M.
College Football
2003: 8-5 (5-3 in Pac-10). Coach: Mike Bellotti (10th year, 75-34). What's to like: Kellen Clemens is becoming one of the league's better QBs. TE Tim Day should be a weapon, and OL Adam Snyder is Oregon's first all-Pac-10 choice up front (first team) in 20 years. DT Haloti Ngata will demand double teams, and DE Devan Long is excellent on pass rush. Up in the air: OL needs some reworking, WR Samie Parker leaves a big void, two LBs will be new starters, and secondary must emerge. Impact newcomer: WR Cameron Colvin (6-2, 201) turned down heavyweights to come to Eugene, and Ducks think he might start. Key performer: Oregon would like RB Terrance Whitehead (737 yards in '03) to mimic recent standouts Reuben Droughns and Maurice Morris. Stud student: K Jared Siegel has already graduated, with a 3.57 GPA in business administration. Bottom line: Ducks have gone 15-11 the past two years, losing both bowl games. An upswing appears imminent, hinging heavily on whether secondary will be Pac-10 quality. It should be.
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