Saturday, November 11, 2006 Here are news and notes from OffshoreInsiders.com<\/a><\/span> UCF<\/span> Coach George O\u2019Leary said Redshirt freshman Jonathan Crompton<\/span> \u00a0<\/span> After watching practice Thursday night, Kirby Freeman has been dreaming about this opportunity for But the Despite a clean bill of health, wide receiver Standout middle linebacker Brandon Siler<\/span> could miss Saturday\u2019s game against \u00a0<\/span> Joe Paterno\u2019s<\/span> distaste for the Starting against \u00a0<\/span>CFB<\/span><\/span>
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\nand the team\u2019s own press releases. Join us Saturday morning at
\nbreaking information.Central Florida-Memphis
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\nthis week that a lot of the focus for the remainder of the season would be to
\nget younger players some quality game action. O\u2019Leary said Saturday\u2019s lineup
\nwould only feature one senior starter on each side of the ball. He didn\u2019t
\nelaborate beyond that, but based on playing time the past few weeks, that
\nappears to be WR<\/span> Mike Walker on offense and DE Chris
\nWelsh on defense.What<\/span> that means is that the Knights\u2019
\nusual starter at center, Cedric Gagne-Marcoux<\/span>, likely
\nwill sit so junior Kyle Smith can play, and that QB Steven Moffett will do the
\nsame so that probable 2007 starter Kyle Israel can get more comfortable in the
\noffense.
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\nwill make his first career start at quarterback for
\nwhen the 13th<\/sup>-ranked Vols<\/span> take on No. 11
\nArkansas on Saturday night at Reynolds Razorback Stadium.Erik<\/span>
\nAinge<\/span>, who started the first nine games of the
\nseason, returned to practice on Thursday despite a sprained right ankle.
\nevery day in practice this week. He did the same thing last week, but
\nfirst significant playing time of his career, Crompton<\/span>
\nwent 11-of-24 for 183 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Joe Duffy\u2019s
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\nof
\noptimistic senior quarterback John
\nStocco<\/span>, who has made 35 consecutive starts in the
\nlast two-plus seasons, suffered a right-shoulder injury last week in UW\u2019s 13-3
\nBig Ten Conference victory over
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\nstart his first game Saturday at
\nsaid the moment won\u2019t be about him.\u201dWe\u2019re<\/span> playing for
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\nthis weekend,\u201d Freeman said of his teammate, who was shot to death Tuesday
\nnight outside his
\nrunning abilities, Freeman has completed 25 of 50 passes for 308 yards, three
\ntouchdowns and four interceptions in his UM career. He has rushed 14 times for
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\nnot start against No. 18 Wake Forest on Saturday. Junior
\navailable will be a plus for quarterback Xavier Lee<\/span>, who will make his third consecutive start.
\nsix feet. The others are Greg Carr<\/span>
\n(6-6) and tight end Caz<\/span><\/span>
\n(6-7). They should provide matchup problems for the Demon Decaon\u2019s<\/span>
\nstarting cornerbacks, who are both listed at under<\/span> six
\nfeet. Join us Saturday morning at
\nbreaking information. South Carolina-Florida
\nCarolina<\/st1:place><\/st1:State> because of a sprained medial collateral
\nligament in his knee. Siler has 54 tackles and three sacks and is an Academic
\nAll-District III selection. Freshman linebacker Brandon Spikes<\/span>, a prized recruit, is ready to step in if Siler can\u2019t
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\nspotlight trumped his urge to coach. The injured
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\nyesterday that he would honor his physician\u2019s wishes and not attend the game at
\nBeaver Stadium tomorrow against
\nDefensive coordinator Tom Bradley and offensive coordinator Galen Hall will
\nshare Paterno\u2019s<\/span> responsibilities with the other
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\nis going to commit himself to the running game in hopes it will open up the
\npassing game for quarterback Anthony Morelli<\/span>. For the
\nseason, the offense has been 50-50 run-pass. That\u2019s far too many passing
\nattempts to Hall\u2019s liking. Last season when
\n
\nand played in the Orange Bowl, the Lions ran the ball 60 percent of the time
\nand passed 40 percent. This season, opposing defenses are concentrating their
\nefforts on making sure
\ncannot throw the ball deep. This leaves the defenses more susceptible to short-
\nto mid-range passes. But because
\n
\ninefficient defenses do not have to commit more defenders to stop the run and
\ncan drop players into coverage.
\nhas struggled to score in conference games all season. The Lions are averaging
\n16.9 points per game in Big Ten play. Only Purdue and Northwestern have scored
\nfewer points. In the past four games, the offense has scored three touchdowns.
\nThat\u2019s a far cry from the production of last season when the Lions were second
\nin the Big Ten in scoring with 34.4 points per game and scored at least three
\ntouchdowns in nine of 12 games. Through 10 games this season, the offense has
\nscored three touchdowns in a game four times and only twice in
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