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BY TESS~ SCHWEIGERT include several events relating to "We'll take [donations] and make upper-class. Meals are determined . Brothels" at 7 p.m, in the Hatch C Service Saturday begins at 9 a.m. Assistant News Editor local and global poverty. sure they go to the appropriate based on the class system. Lower- Ballroom of the SUB. this Saturday. VSB Director Taylor Newbold agency," Newbold said. class meals may consist of only rice, The Oscar-winning documenta- It's the last Service Saturday As mid-November approaches, said BSU students and employees :As'·;; .part· of Hunger-'. and while the upper-class diners will be ry focuses on children who are the for the fall semester, and is a the Boise State Volunteer Services can donate to an ongoing food and Homelessness Week, VSB will something more hearty; product of prostitution in Calcutta. program where BSU students Board Is spotlighting pover- clothing drive that directly benefits provide a free hunger banquet on "It's ·not a typical banquet:' Newbold invited ASBSU senators volunteer throughout the . ty issues and Is asking students locals in need. Tuesday, Nov. 15. Newbold said. "I wouldn't recom- to Hunger and Homelessness Week Boise community. to participate. Items can be dropped off in the The interactive banquet will mend showing up hungry." events in their Tuesday meeting, "If you're a good-hearted stu- Hunger and Homelessness Week Student Union Building near the place attendees into three catego- On Friday, Nov. 18, VSB will and also encouraged participation dent or senator, please show up," will be held Nov. 12 to 18 and will Associated Students ofBSU offices. ries -Jower-class, middle-class and show the documentary "Born into in VSB's other events. Newbold said.

\04 candidate SPEAKER INTRODUCES STUDENTS, COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO· for president to visit BSU

BY HIC~H HCL~UGHLIN News Writer

2004 Libertarian presidential candidate Michael Badnarik will speak at Boise State Thursday Nov. 10 and Saturday, Nov. 12, about the United States Constitution and constitutionality. The lecture will be held from 7 to 8 p.rn, In the Student Union Building's Jordan Ballroom. Admission is free. There will be an opportunity for questions after he speaks. Saturday's seminar will last longer wllI be held between 1 and 5 p.m, in the Barnwell Room of the SUB. The seminar Is available to those who have registered; the price $50 and Includes a book. The lectures will focus on the intent of the Founding Fathers In writing the U.S. Constitution, ac- cording to Robbi Kier, adviser to Students for Liberty. The seminar will also provide an in-depth discussion of impli- cations of the Constitution, said Kier. Students can expect to gain "a heightened awareness of what our country was based on and a more real Idea of what the intent was," said Kler. That is, Badnarlk will be he. BSU International Student San Francisco but was brought up in back,' He said smil- speaking about the reach and scope ing for children is nat- of tbe Constitution. Association hosted "The Art London, said he first learned about "I do believe that it would be of Living," a six-day workshop the Art of Living during graduate ural; it's as if their "joy was [from] a. Libertarian standpoint. school at the University of California beaming out." However, I think it's a very valuable T aimed at reducing stress through class because [ Badnarlk Is] ... very breathing techniques, at Boise State at Santa Cruz. He said he took the "That smile starts to wear off as we educated" and an expert on the U.S. course in May 1995 and has been ex- become adults, and the workshop Constitution, Kier continued. Nov. 3-8. The seminar, in which mil- According to Kier, the lectures lions of people have participated in- periencing the benefits since then. helps people get [their] youthfulness are of particular value to political ternationally, ended with a gradu- Koka said the techniques he learned again," Koka said. science, economics and pre-law Koka said he has been teaching the students. However, anyone with an ation ceremony for 27 students and in the Art ofLiving workshop gave him interest should find these lectures community members Tuesday night. clarity of mind and a better attention Art of Living course for four or five informative. years. Sri Sri Ravi Shankar founded Badnarik's visit is sponsored "Stress is like a veil that prevents and retention span during school. by BSU's resident Libertarian or- people from living life at its fullest," "Ifelt a shift right away. [The course] the Art of Living Foundation in 1982 ganization, Students for Liberty. helpedme focus much more. I didn't and introduced the Sudarshan Kriya, Students for Liberty is a student said Iani Koka, the leader of The Art of organization advocating the reduc- Living seminar at BSU. "People pick needto study so much, but I got better the breathing technique central to tion in government size and the ex- up so much stress and it builds up as grades," Koka said. the course. Koka said the Kriya has pansion of individual rights. been helpful for people with anxiety, Badnarik, an independent com- emotional garbage." Koka said he continued to use The puter consultant since 2001, has Koka said he uses the experiential Art of Living tools when he entered depression and sleep disorders. been studying the .Constitutlon. Koka said the Art of Living course since 1983. He was the Libertarian workshop to teach practical- tools to the business world. candidate for the Texas House eliminate stress and "give the feeling "I worked as a software engineer for is particularly beneficial for college of Representatives In both 2000 12 hours a day in Silicon Valley, and students and the stress of school they and 2002 for the Austin area. The oflightnes_s." Koka said he has person- Libertarian Party nominated him ally felt reduced stress and a greater the breathing techniques gave me experience. as its presidential candidate for the quality of life in .using the program, .mentalstalllina," Koka said. "I was , "So many students have anxiety 2004 elections. He won less than one percentaf the popular vote which includes breathing exercises, able to have fun at work." and depression at such a young age," during that election. Currently, yoga, meditation and knowledge. Koka said his relationships have he is the Libertarian candidate for Texas Congressional District 10, ac- Koka, who currently is based in improved and that he "gothissmile cording to his Web site. Couple," starring Nathan Lane and torched. mostly in the outlying dis- , Though one of his boys suffered Matthew Broderick. world tricts of Paris. according to the un- head injuries and was hospital' Tour members will also have the official tallies of various news out- ized, Watts and the rest of his fam- opportunity to visit several cul- Riots in France lets. ily were relatively lucky compared tural sltes.. including Rockefeller By midnight Sunday, another 95 to their neighbors in the trailer Center, the Empire State 'Building, intensify; restoring 'people had been arrested and an- park, the site of the most fatalities the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, order is'a priority other 528 cars had been set ablaze from the tornado. By Sunday eve- the New York Stock Exchange and around the country, according to ning, Vanderburgh County officials the backstage of the Metropolitan estimated that at least 17 people PARIS- As violent disturbances police. Opera. had been killed in the trailer park, intensified Sunday in cities across Residents of some communities Cost is $2,900, which Includes where 144of the 350 mobile homes France, President Jacques Chirac hit by the violence have started to round-trip airfare from Boise, six were either obliterated or left unin- said restoring public order and se- set up neighborhood patrols to pro- nights of hotel accommodations in habitable. Five other people died in curity was his government's "abso- tect schools and businesses. the theater district, tickets to the- "We are at the point now where nearby Warrick County, Ind. lute priority." ater and music performances, ad- "If we're lucky that's going to be Chirac, who has been nearly in- we have to call in the army:' one be- mission charges, guided tours, ad- it, but I've got a'feeling it's going to visible during 11 days of the worst leaguered shopkeeper in Paris told ditional sightseeing and activities, go up," said Don Erk, Vanderburgh unrest France has experienced French television. selected meals and credit or non- County coroner, who said three since the student protests of 1968, The rioting was triggered by an credit fees, children were among the dead warned that "those who want to Oct. 27 incident in which two im- Space is limited. For more infor- found so far. sow violence of fear, they will be ar- migrant teenagers who thought mation or for a .complete itinerary, The death toil from Sunday's tor- rested, judged and punished." they were being chased by police contact the Division of Extended nado, which struck aroundza.m., But his words did little to deter were electrocuted when they tried Studies at 426-3293' or (BOO)824- was Indiana's worst since 1974, the angry young men who live in to hide in a power substation in the when a string oftwisters hit 13states 7017,ext. 5. the squalid housing projects that Paris suburb of Clichy-sous- Bois. An additional study tour to Paris and southern Canada, killing 351 The U.S. Environmental lations at coal-fired power plants in ring the' outskirts Paris, Nantes, will run from May 21-2B. people, including 47 in Indiana, ac- Protection Agency sent an inspec- the Chicago area. Orleans, Rennes, Rouen and other national cording to the Indiana Department tor to check out 'the factory after cities, As darkness settled, they of Ilomeland Security. a neighbor complained about the were out again in force, setting fire Incal/bsu ' Sunday's tornado more than tri- aroma of burnt chocolate. The un- to curs, buses and shops, terroriz- Tornado rips across what the? . pled the U.S. tornado death toll for identified person didn't care for the ing their neighborhoods and revel- Kentucky, Indiana, the year. Until Sunday, only 10peo- powder-filled plume churning out BSU offers music, . ing in self-destructive violence, ple had been killed in tornadoes Rioters armed with bricks, base- killing at least 22 of a roof duct, either. theater study tour Just where do you this year, according to the National 'Based on what the inspector ball bats and Molotov cocktails Weather Service. saw during two mornings in early clashed with police ill the southern EVANSVILLE,Ind. - Hearing to New York City think you are, lady, September, the EPAcited Blornmer city ofToulouse. the winds whip outside his mobile l1 Boise State music Professor Del In. E'unIand.. In St. Etienne, a city in central home and the sound of breaking EPA cites factory on Thursday for violating limits glass, Dustin Watts ordered his wife on opacity, or the amount of light Parkinson will lead an educational France, rioters attacked a bus, forc- A Finnish woman visiting to get in the bathtub and then went for choco-pollution blocked by the factory's grinder music and theater study tour ofNew ing the passengers offbefore setting Pushkar, India, took a naked swim to get his sons, ages 5 and 2. dust. Environmental regulators YorkCity March 27-April2, 2006. it on fire: The driver and one pas- in a lake the locals consider holy, Watts, 28,doesn't know what hap- C:H1CAGO- The sweet smell of measure opacity to help determine Parkinson has led more than a senger were injured, City officials then walked, still in the nude, back pened next. But he thinks the tor- chocolate wafting through down- if factories arc releasing too much dozen previous study tours to New announced that they were shutting to her hotel. Citizens were out- nado that killed at least 22 people town Chicago isn't fattening, but it pollution that can trigger asthma York City and London, The trip is down public transport until further raged. The police charged her with when it struck northern Kentucky could be bad for you anyway. attacks and harm people suffer- organized through BSU's Division notice. indecency. Near Paris, the violence spread and southern Indiana 'early Sunday Considered by many to be an ing from heart and lung diseases of Extended Studies, to the southern suburb of Grigny, tossed his home into the air. olfactory delight, the Blomrner - whether those tiny particles are Participants will attend world- where rioters allegedly shot at po- "I don't know if it flipped over but Chocolate Co. factory is being ac- soot from a power plant or cocoa class performances of carefully se- ' Is there a problem, lice with hunting rifles, according it felt like it did:' Watts said as he sat cused of releasing too much choco- dust from a candy grinder. lected music and theater produc- to French television, Two police- on concrete steps that used to lead pollution while grinding roasted But the EPA rarely cites compa- tions, enriched by informal discus- Your Honor? men were reported to have been to his trailer but on Sunday after- cacao beans for 10-pound candy nies just for violating the limits. sions tailored to accommodate all A man came to court in Benton, hospitulized with serious injuries. noon connected to nothing. The bars and other delectable treats. The agency's decision to take ac- levels of interest. Ark., to appeal his second drunken Since the trouble began, at least' frame of his trailer sat about 20 feet Someone apparently isn't cuckoo tion against Blommer comes amid Shows will include "Wicked," driving conviction. He showed up 800 people have been arrested and away in Eastbrook Mobile Home for cocoa powder lingering in the repeated complaints that the agen- "Monty Python's Sparnalot," drunk. 3,500 to 4,000 vehicles have been Park outside Evansville, Ind. air. cy has failed to address opacity vio- "Disney's Tarzan" and "The Odd .' PHOTO COURTESY KNIGHT ruDDER THIBUNE Allison Cox, a bartender at a club in Orlando, Fla., wlll hand out the Rejection Hotline number when customers persist in getting hers. Dial 'R' for rejection

BY ALINE So he recorded a Ilejection Hotline decline," Savage says. MENDELSOHN message, Iirst ns a joke, but then John Fuhrman, author of "Reject The Orlando Sentinel word spread. Today, about 1.6 mil- Me, I Love It! 21 Secrets for Turning lion callers dial the number each Rejection into Direction," recom- It's an age-old mating ritual, month, Goldblatt says. Local num- mends offering a reason for reject- not unlike a courtship ceremony bers are available for about 30 cit- ing someone. Constructive criti- you might see on the Discovery ies. Goldblatt, an MBA student at cism, ifyou will. Channel. Emory University, also runs rejec- Youcould tell a person, What I'm The male species puffs out his tionhotline.com, a site that makes really looking for is X, and you are chest, struts over- to the female, a profit through advertisements, not that. fumbles through some conversa- sponsorships and products for sale There's always the cop-out, It's tion, perhaps buys her an Appletini, such as Rejection Hotline under- not you, it's me. and, if all goes well, scores her cell- wear. But when faced with a particu- phone number. Goldblatt estimates that 98 per- larly obnoxious person, Fuhrman After the respectable three days cent of callers dialforfun. doesn't rule out a direct, You know have passed (remember the movie As for those who take it serious- what, it is you. Swingers?), the male calls the fe- ly, Goldblatt says, "We like to think "There is definitely a need for it male. But if she has given him the it's a public service." (By "we," (the hotline)," says Fuhrman, who number (407) 970-8278, he is in for Goldblatt is referring to himself and is known in some circles as "Mr. a rude surprise. his tribe of unpaid interns.) Rejection." "If you've got someone "You've reached the Ilejection . He.says it's a service to both sides, you can't shake off, absolutely, use Hotline!" a cheerful voice says. " ... particularly the reject, who saves the number." Unfortunately, the person who gave .face instead of enduring a public Allison Cox has done so several you this number did not want you to rejection. times. Cox, a bartender at Universal have their real number." Then the' ...... Nice it is not..· Orlando's CityWaIk, once was pur- voice rattles off a host ofreasons for . Receiving the number could be , .,.j tMiejectIon, arrogance, body odor, crushing, says Elayne Savage, au- sued by a man wearing a shirt that a "psycho-stalkervibe." thor of "Don'tTake it Personally! read: Hi, You'll Do. The man behind the voice, Jeff The Art ofDealing with Rejection." Charming. He wouldn't take the hint{ so she Goldblatt, originated the Rejection "You don't know sorneone's his- Hotline four years ago. He was at tory, and you don't know how they gave him the number. "I thought I would never sec him an Atlanta bar and observed a man may have been hurt in the past," flirting with an uninterested worn- Savage says. "Youdon't know what again," Cox says. She thought wrong. He came to an, who ultimately told the man to kind of reaction someone might the bar again and told her thatgiv- get away from her. have." ing the rejection numher was really Even the man's friends were She adds that the hotline could mean. It hurt his feelings. laughing at him. There had to be dredge up painful memories, per- And then he asked for her num- a less humiliating way of reject- . haps childhood traumas. ing someone, Goldblatt figured. "There arc classier ways to do a beragain. Faculty recognition deadline extended Business and Economics, the BY TESSA SCHWEIGERT past Tuesday's ASBSUmeeting. College of Education, the College of ~sslstant News Editor "We hope to get a lot more appli- cations," Rupert said. Engineering, the College of Health She said the more applications Sciences and the College of Social The deadline for faculty recog- Sciences and Public Affairs. nition nominations is extended to they receive, the more meaningful it is to the winners. Once completed, nomina- Dec.9. tion forms can be turned in to The 20th Annual ASBSUFaculty Nomination forms can be ac- cessed at the ASBSU Web site, the ASBSU offices, located in the Recognition Dinner will take place Student Union Building. Tuesday, Jan. 24 instead of Dec. 8. www.asbsu.org. Students can nominate pro- For more information, contact ASBSU Senator Katie Io Rupert Mike Williams, ASBSU Director invited students to nominate facul- fessors and adjunct faculty from the Larry G. Selland College of of Student Affairs, at 426-1440 or ty who are worthy of recognition. [email protected]. Rupert said only abOlit30 appli- Technology, the College of Arts cations had been received as of this and Sciences, the College of PHOTO BY SAIIA BAIINSlINi1HE ARBITER Jan! Koka led the recent Art of Llvlilg seminar at BSU.

.Li,n, en" [frompagall they're not so violent and r I .... -:I have less negative thoughts," Koka said. "[The course] re- Koka said. "We help them re- ally helps people who feel integrate into society." . like they don't have time [to] Koka said his vision for the get things done more effi- Art of Living is to develop dently," a' stress-free, violence-free The Art of Living workshop America. also focuses on eliminating "Stress is the real core and the anxiety people feel about that stress for some people past hardships, Koka said. causes violence," Koka said. "When you think of an "If there's peace of mind on event from the past, you feel an individual level, it can like you're feeling it again," eventually effect people on a Koka said. "The Kriya breaks global level." the bridge [from the past to Th~ Art of Living course the present]." has been taught in 144 coun- Those who take the course tries to six million people, Patchwork Quilt Show learn a 10 to ts-mlnute Koka said. The Art of Living breathing routine to do at Foundation is the largest vol- Second Floor of the Library home. unteer-run non-profit orga- "When people finish the nization in the world and is The annu~l PieceWorks quilt show featuring quilts made by ESU employees wlll continue until the end of semester. course, they ask how they United Nations-charted. The can feel like this all of the Art of Living course fees fund time," Koka said. He said the service projects that have home practice breathing rou- benefited 25 million people, tine will continue beyond the Koka said. College carries a cost in Ohio, Idaho seminar to dramatically de- "We're inspired in the spirit crease emotional toxins that of service," Koka said. build up from stress. Sara Fix, coordinator for KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS While the state share of per-student funding state averages. "I find myself waking in the the Art of Living Foundation, With reporting by Emily Poltevln has dropped $1,611 over the last three years, the Although the published price for college can student share has grown by $1,311, said spokes- seem shockingly high, most students don't pay morning and being excited said she was impressed by the Idaho differs from other states in the fact man Bret Crow of the Ohio Board of Regents, that amount, the report pointed out. to get up and face the day. number of students who were that it costs more for students to attend pri- the coordinating body for higher education in Sixty-two percent of full-time U.S. under- Difficulties don't seem so dif- interested in the course. She vate schools than it does for public schools. the state. graduates received grants and federal tax cred- According to the Albertson College of Idaho's "There's almost a direct relationship be- its and deductions for higher education last ficult any more and I seem said 60 students expressed Web site, students pay an average of $15,200 a tween state support and the amount that stu- year, according to the College Board's compan- to be taking everything as it interest in only four days of dents pay," he said. ion report, Trends in Student Aid. year in tuition and fees at the college, regard- should be taken; with a cen- tabling in the BSU Student less of whether or not they are Idaho residents. Hegents Chancellor Hod Chu said Ohio's costs Those subsidies can dramatically lower the Out-of-state students at Boise State University "have always been up there in the top quarter of cost of a private education. tered thought, and a stress 'Union Building. pay $11,280 a year to, attend.vln .general, the the country", and, Inthetop.Iu for the ~lJstI'CY-,.,., At.the College, o[,Wooster, for, example, the, I , .freemind/l.sald BSU snident».» Koka said the next-Art-of costs of attending a publicinstltutlon in Idaho eralye~r~:, .. 'd' , : ..•.. , ..",: "wpicapIIf:;Oming.frl;Jshman got$20,H0,iJ1a.i~.: Antonio Bommarftowho' at-: .'liVing cotitse'at BSU will be \ r) I are similar no matter which college or univer- The College Board said students at four-Year. this year, said Derek Gueldenzoph, dean of ad- sity is chosen. public colleges in Ohio are paying an average missions. tended the' course. Jan. 31 to Feb 5. It is a six ses- I;~!I Overall, however, the cost of attending a col- of $7,040 this year; students at Ohio's two-year At $35,290 for room and board, tuition and Koka said the rhythm of sion course and you must' I colleges are paying $3,650. fees, the cost to atteud the Ohio college is one of lege in Idaho, regardless of whether it is private, the breathing techniques are attend all six sessions. Thel ~l is much lower in comparison to other states, Ohio's private colleges did better when com- the highest in the state. More than 90 percent of such as Ohio. pared with their peers, although such schools' Wooster students get some type of award. particularly important. weeknights will be 7 p.m. to -'M ': • Those were findings in the College Board's costs still are much higher. At the same time, many students are borrow- "Your emotional state. ef- 9.30 p.m. and the weekends;:i ~ I The average tuition cost of $18,910 was well ing more money to pay for their education, ac- annual Trends in College Pricing survey re- fects the rhythm of your will be 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. More ~ leased last week. below the national average of $21,235. cording to the College Board. David Creamer, vice president for adminis- Jhat put the state in 18th place in the rank- While undergraduate funding via grants breath and the rhythm of information is available by ,t!,. tration at Kent State University, said he wasn't ings, which weighted tuition prices by the insti- dropped from 50 percent to 46 percent over the your breath can effect your calling (888)760-3970 or by tution size.' last three years, the percentage in loans rose surprised that Ohio has the sixth most expen- emotional state," Kokasaid. emailing idaho@artofliving. -- . sive public four-year colleges and the fifth most Idaho's average tuition costs of $3,890 for from 43 percent to 46 percent. expensive public two-year colleges in the 2005- public schools and $13,330 for private residents "If they continue on the current track loans TheArtofLivingFoundation org. 06 academic year. arc also well below the national average. The will exceed grants in coming years," said Sandy teaches on courses for the "When everything goes cost of attending a public university or college Baum, a senior policy analyst at the College State support for higher education has stabi- general public, youth, corpo- well, it's easy to be happy lized or dropped in recent years, tipping more in Idaho increased by nine percent from the Board. costs toward students. year before, and the cost of attending a private Some of that debt may come with high inter- rations and prisons. and smiling," Koka said. "We "When we look at the total costs we spend for university or college increased by six percent. est rates. As many as 25 percent of students may "Prisoners go through a work on developing the un- This was the first year the not-for-profit mem- be relying on credit cards to finance their edu- a student, it's a matter of the state share that real transformation because conditional smile." makes the difference," Creamer said. bership organization in New York City provided cations, the College Board said. ______------'I iL.~·, \',,,1, ,~-,h Analysts concerned about gender imbalance on college campuses ';",'1

BY ROCHEL.L.E RIL.EY nally making some headway in a America may have gone too far. low-income kids in St. Paul, Minn., college experience for many jobs sists, preferences should be given to I, "ll Detroit Free Press society that has treated them as About 57.4 percent of college en- who was concerned that only 30 that once didn't have such a learn- men. Such ill-advised action might II ", instruments formale superiority; rollees eligible for federal student percent of his clients were boys last ingcurve. help a few boys. But it also might [;II';~ The irony was overwhelming. at a time when women are in po- aid two years ago were women; 42.6 year. McCorkell wondered why there harm the future career of the worn- :; .il Newspaper reports heralding a sitions to ensure that medical re- percent were men. The gender im- "We actually did a little afflrma- isn't more of an outcry. Perhaps, it is an who discovers a cure for breast 1""1 drug that could extend the lives of search more effectively extends to balance has some college admin- tive action," he told USA Today. "If because there is nothing wrong. cancer. And that would set America 1"1\ women's illnesses; at a time when istrators, according to USA Today, we had a tie (between a male and a Perhaps, instead of concentrat- back by quite a few decades. d J:.h women suffering from breast can- ..~nl' cer competed for attention with a woman is the U.S. president's wringing their hands as they figure female), we gave it to a boy." ing on the differences between boys reports expressing concern that secretary of state and could pos- out what to do. Analysts are concerned about the and girls and whether more girls Boise State University'reported a ,1 :'l the number of men attending col- sibly mount a viable campaign for Initially, this may seem like an future of boys, whose careers were are going to college, America could greater amount ojgender imbalance IJ.O"i lege continues to decline below the president in three years - there is overreaction, until one reads the made in blue-collar jobs. Those concentrate more on children in el- in 2004 than previous years. In 2004,' i1,:, number of women. an outcry that perhaps the nation words of Jim McCorkell, founder of have dried up in the dust of techno- ementary school. One college pro- the ratio oj male toJemaleapplicants ~J" -l fessor suggested that, ifthe gap per- was 46 percent to 54 percent. I At a time when women are fl- has done too much for women, that a college-preparatory program for logical advancements that require \i ' Website. Career Center career·boisestate:ed Services

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I mean, who actually thinks Somewhere, somebody convinced BATCH :000177 A~TH NO:002660 I during the Great Depression, but It's you pay with your debit or credit card. that telling someone they are you that she really did want a vac- I starting to feel like we're headed that Yes, these are places where they serve better-looking than a new set of I uum cleaner for the special day. snow tires Is a desired feature. After all, It's practical and gets the $4.93 I way again. I mean, I remember when I your food, but you're the one who has I AMOUNT used to cruise the streets all day, every to get up and pick It up from the coun- When I hear pick-up lines in a I job done. day and be happy to pay 88 cents for a ter. It's not like the personnel are wait- bar or at work, I just can't help but Well, somehow guys seem to I I gallon of gas. It's a huge difference to- ing your table. laugh. It is too much of a desperate think pick-up lines are also practi- day because It hurts every time I have These places are just slightly above a attempt to break the ice of conver- I cal and get the job done because it fast food joint; why should I add a tip? sation. Though pick-up lines usu- breaks the Ice and gets you in the 1 ? I to pay almost $3 per gallon of gas. , The last time I checked, the people 'ally get the words across between I door. But much like the Valentine's TIP As If gas wasn't the only thing hurt- $------I ing my pockets; food, entertainment, who make the food are already earn- two people, the converstation Day vacuum gift, you'll quickly re- I rent and everything else Is getting ing a decent wage. People making ice never seems to turn out the way we I alize you were wrong, very wrong. want lito. Take a page from Nancy Reagan I pricier, too. Going to the movies can cream somehow think they deserve a I break your little bank. It's almost $9 to tip, too. AtCold Stone, all they do is mix Most ofthe time, just the honest and 'just say no' to the pick-up line TOTAL $----- ' watch a movie, and I'm not even going your ice cream goodies on a stone and truth Is the best pick-up line avail- I Ifyou're guy. I to mention the cost of snacks because pile the blob into a foam cup. The Ice able. For example, "HI, my name Is However, if you're a girl, pick-up I JohnDoe,andIjustcouldn'thelpto lines will work just fine. A couple they're ridiculous. cream's already pricey as it Is, so you're I I I I've noticed that while prices on ev- pretty much tipping for the "show." commentonwhat a great smile you of weeks ago a girl came up to a erything keep going through the roof, Hell, even the emissions testing van have!" Honesty is simple, smooth I friend of mine and said, "Hey, do APPROVED and most important ... honest! you know how much a polar bear I now just about everywhere I go, the I went to had a huge sign that flat-out The only way that I have ever weighs?" I guess she knew he was I receipt Includes a blank for a "tip," Are asked for tips. It's as if everybody's out witnessed, oryes even myself, been confused because he just stared you kidding me? I don't mind tipping a to make a quick buck; It's crazy. I X~- I successful with one those cheesy blankly ahead; so she killed the I waiter, but this tipping thing has got- I know most of us students are on pick-up lines is just to make them suspense and said, "Just enough STARVING STUDENT ten out of controll Like the other day a tight budget. So next time you pur- I Into a joke. ' to break the ice. HI, my name is the IAGREETO PAYABOVETOTALAMOUNT I I picked up a pizza at a Pizza Hut and chase anything from places like the I ones mentioned above; look at' your -Gettlng them to be so far out 'I girl who is way out of'Yourleague.", " .. 'ACCORDIN,G'T(])iCARDiSSUERAGREI!MEtlI'nI 1_ rt /.,. .when iwent to' pay, therecelptlnelud- receipt before you sign It. Every dollar there, and then laughing at your- . OK,she didn't say that last part, but (MERCHANTAGREEMENTIF.GREDITVOUCHER)',) ,,!', ,,e~ ~ spo,~fllt atiplCall me cheap, but I self for saying 'it seems to work - Itwas true. . ;- '. I , ", ',thoughttipsonlyappliedfo)'thedrivers adds up and things aren't getting any some ofthe tlme, This usually does I See, when a girl drops the plck- ' , ' '1 when they actually make a delivery. cheaper. It's so sad that today's econ- omy has forced us to be such penny- what a pick-up line Is supposed to ' up line it comes off as cute, even I TOP-MERCHANTCOpy/BOnOM-e:USTOMER COpy It's almost like you're forced to pay pinchers and coupon-clippers. do, break the lee. I brave and a little adorable. Yeah, I' l- .J more money for a pizza because if you The Important,thlngis, just to know it's a double standard fellas, illUSTRATION BY 'LEONA EllSWORTH!llJE ARBITER be yourself. Don't say" anything I but It's something we will have to that Isn't you, because It is' true deal with for now. It might help If what they say - first Impressions we don't act like we just got picked mean a lot. I first for tee-ball when a girl actu- ally talks to us first. The long lnstart of witty insults Questions for Team Drew? Too bad because we're not writing anymore.

"Winston, !fyou were my husband, I'd poison lic Is one ofthe first requisites of sanity." your coffee." Churchill replied, "Madam, if Of America: "America Is the only country . that went from barbarism to decadence with- Your momma jokes I were your husband, I'd drink it." And this is one of his milder zingers; Churchill once out civilization in between: were never phat declared of the British Navy, "The real tradi- Of God and humanity: "I think that God in tions of the British Navy are rum, buggery creating Man somewhat overestimated his and the lash." ability." In the top 3, but everyone keeps Wilde probably was smart In dying relative- Sorry, but Weis vs, BY BR~NDON NOLT~ But Churchill does not stand alone In the saying "Ty started 8-0" and didn't ly young; another few years with that mouth Opinion Writer glorious pantheon of Insulters. John Wilkes, a Willingham is no get anything in return. British radical and journalist of the late 1700s, and attitude, and he would have had some se- rious trouble. Whatever happened to the bon mot, the once responded to the Earl ofSandwich's dec- comparison Jason Uhf laration, "I do not know whether you will die There's hope, though, for American politi- Sioux City, IA well-turned phrase of insult? Such phrases cians. Sure, most of our wit and Insults come used to be par for the course in politics; Ifyou on the gallows or ofthe pox," by saying, "That I was a big fan of Willingham will depend, my Lord, on whether I embrace from our commentators and columnists, don't believe me, get thee to the library and but every now and then, a good one slips but his teams never Improved, es- look up some ofthe journalism from a century your principles or your mistress." During an pecially on offense. Many of those election campaign, a member of Wilkes' dis- past a politician's internal censor. In 1963, or more ago. Those whiners on both sides who Bob Dole said of a Washington social event, loses were just not acceptable, get- Willingham didn't think the media is biased one way or the oth- trict said he would rather cast his vote for the ting destroyed by USCfor 3 straight devil. Wilkes responded, "And if your friend "History buffs probably noted the reunion at er would be surprised and perhaps appalled; a Washington party a few weeks ago of three. years comes to mind. His 8-0 start win enough th decides against standing, can' I count on your some of the political rhetoric of the 19 centu- ex-presidents: Carter, Ford, and Nixon - See In 2002 was very misleading be- vote?" If Ty WilIlngahm had won two ry, ifapplied to modern politlcos, would simul- No Evil; Hear No Evil, and Evil." See, now you cause that team couldn't score And then, there's the king of British wit In more games In 2004 he would still taneously curl the hair' and summon a bunch knowwhy he got that Pepsi gig; touchdowns If their life depended insult form: Oscar Wilde. Some scholars might be the coach at Notre Dame. I am of slavering lawyers for the ensuing libel suits. Keep all this in mind, especially dur- on it. give George Bernard Shaw the edge here, but sure the University of Washington Although campaigns in the United States are ing any election season, and remember, What Weis has done in 8 games Wilde had Itdown to a science. Plus, Wilde had will extend his contract at the end often dirty by modern standards, you have as H.L. Mencken once said, "Democracy Is simply amazlng, Notre Dame is the knack of making his insults short, sweet of the year. to turn to the English to find good (I.e.,witty) is the theory that the common .people playing with NFL level confidence and eminently quotable. insulters. Winston Churchill Immediately know what they want and' deserve to get' it and the offense Is breaking records Of his fellow countrymen, he declares: "To Joseph F. Dobos springs to mind in this regard; supposedly, the good and hard." left and right every game. His team Lady Astor once told the great English bulldog, disagree with three-fourths ofthe Britlshpub- could/should be 8-0 right now and Ohio

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In addition, and against my Culture Columnist better judgment (I think), I set my alarm clock 15 minutes fast. Did you know that nine times I think I revel in the idea that 17 equals 153? Can you do that if I ever were to forget that my calculation in your head? Can clock was fast, I would arrive 15 • you do it quickly? How about minutes early everywhere I'm when you first wake up? OK, expected. However, in reality, I now ask me. wait until I was supposed to be Yes, yes, yes and yes. How, someplace 20 minutes ago, then you ask? How am I able to ac- leave in a hurry because I know complish such a feat? It's easy. I'm five minutes late. I have an alarm clock - with a Apparently, I'm not as good snooze alarm. at tricking myself as I thought According to clockhistory. I would be. The funny part is if com, and in quite possibly the I were to reset my clock back to most detrimental action ever ac- normal time and tell a friend to complished by human beings, - sneak into my room randomly to developers at General Electric, set it fast again, on the day it was - back in 1956, revolutionized sped up, I would be pissed off. Contestants the alarm clock: they installed I don't want to show up to rhymed on stage a button on their company's things 15 minutes early! I don't models that would forever make even want to be one minute ear- in the Hatch Ball- every single person in the west- ly. room of the SUB as ern world late, every morning, These questions, then, beg. to they competed for for the rest oftheir natural lives. be asked: Why the mind games? a variety of prizes, And how did the population at- Why the relentless attempts to including a $100 for large react to the unveiling of trick myself when I don't even first place. the most damning product the want to, and am unable to, be universe has ever known? What tricked? And why the heck do I smack my alarm clock every PHOTOS BY HYAN PI'LEGEM'HE AHBlTEH else would they do - they bought .it like crazy! _. morning when I could just get up There is a powerful duality and out of bed, or better yet,' set to the relationship Imaintaiil my alarm later In the first place? with my snooze alarm. On one I think the answer can be hand, the bar on my clock is one summed up in one word: con- trol. Though I seemingly have A Night Spoken Word· of my best friends - not that it re- .[ of control over my bedtime, it in- ally contributes anything to our friendship, though. It's more variably pushes itself to some ~I pieces that kept the event dynamic BY HEATHER FLYNN tent, terse phraseology. Coupled plete with bursts of crescendo and a like one of those pals who calls two-plus hours later than I ~: and engaging. fohn Volk's poem, Culture Writer with her dominant stage presence, quick, demanding pace, led him to you up, knowing full well you're schedule it every night. ~!" "Fallout," displayed a young daugh- Neal's poetry induced roaring ap- tie with O'Leary, with a score of28.5 on a diet, and insists you go get However, when I wake up, I. ter hiding from the uncertain fu- On Monday night, the Student proval from the audience, as well and a $75 prize. fast food because they are hun- I am firmly in control of what Union Hatch Ballroom became an as the top score in the final round, Erik Leavitt won third place. His ture, the "fallout," under a sheet of gr~ ~ happens. I can smack my alarm tinfoil, evincing the speaker's dis- open forum of discussion on topics a 29 out of 30. Scoring only a half- round-one poem responded to the You can never have enough cluck as many times as I want. -gust with today's situation and to- as varied as homosexual rights, me- point lower than Neal were the two quintessential English assignment, friends like that - oh wait, yes Heck, I can smash the thingwith morrow's future, and earning him a dieval battlefields and erotic infat- second-place contestants, Casey "describe your relationship to lit- you can. And yet, this button is a hammer if it makes me happy. 26.5. Suzette Snyder presented the uations with the produce section of O'Leary and David Baker. erature in 500 words or less." By really only an enabler, one that I So, anyway, the psychology of audience with a narration of a me- the grocery store. Student Activities O'Leary presented a total of three personifying literature and trans- use over and over and over again interaction with - and manipula- dieval battle scene, and, using vo- presented the BSU Poetry Slam, a poems over the course of the eve- forming it into the schoolyard bul- (sometimes up to 17 times in a tion of - one's alarm clock might cal crescendo and decrescendo, as chance for local poets to demon- ning, her first being a calibration ly who was pushed in the mud, or single morning) to make me feel never be fully understood. But well as rhythmic tempo variances, strate their talented presentations poem, a performance intended as the frightening backyard neighbor like I'm sleeping in - and getting ... in the meantime .., somebody effectively mimicked the pace and of the spoken word, and compete a warm-up for the judges, and not whose fence is as intimidating as away with it. figure out why in God's name my pulse of such a battle. for a $100 grand prize. a competitive piece. Her two com- the Berlin Wall, Leavitt presented Unfortunately, my trouble clock goes off every nine minutes Bernice Olivas presented a poem What is a poetry slam? Poetry petitive pieces varied markedly in a unique piece of work that was with timepieces doesn't end at instead of 10. I'm tired of doing entitled, "I am," about the speaker's slams are poetry competitions subject matter. certain to please and entertain the these little, evil, black, recessed calculations in my head when I experience as the daughter of a mi- emphasizing the role of the Her round-one performance, a audience full of poets and English pieces of plastic. first wake up. Thank you. speaker and the sound of a poem. lucid and humorous description of students. His final-round piece was grant worker. Through repetition Contestants read an original, self- an erotic experience in the produce read as a plea to the judges, and like and amazing expressive reading, written poem, and qualified judges section of a grocery store, effec- his first poem, made strategic use she moved the audience to wild ap- score their performance on a one tively used double-entendre, wit, of humor, as well as insight into the plause, and earned a score of 25. to 10 scale. The highest scoring po- alliteration and extraordinary ora- difficulties and purposes ofthe cre- Roughly 20 poets participated, and ets move on to a more competitive tory skills to present the only per- ative literary process. each brought a unique style and round. There are no style or subject formance of the night that scored a Though Neal, O'Leary, Baker and experience onto the stage, not one regulations, and poetry slams are perfect 30. Leavitt walked away with the most of them scoring below a 21, and all open to any poet who dares to brave Her final-round piece concerned tangible rewards, cash and honor, of them greatly appreciated by the the spotlight. The audience plays a more politically and ethically the audience and all participants audience. an active role in expressing their charged subject, focusing on the were treated to the performance Regular poetry slams are held on approval or disapproval of a poet's central image of the monstrous, of the feature artist (not a com- the third Tuesday of every month at performance, and at this particular superfluous SUV as opposed to the petitor, but aspecial guest),Cheryl the Funny Bone. On Nov. IS, spe- poetry slam, most of the audience charming, simplistic imagery of the Madlena. This talented slam poet cial guest Christa Bell, the high- members doubled as contestants. speaker riding a bicycle. presented several pieces, mainly est-scoring poet from the 2005 While all of the contestants of- O'Leary would have swept second discussing the female body and its National Poetry Slam, will present fered a fresh and talented perfor- place, but David Baker's fast-paced many roles, as well as the angst of her poetry. mance, the most notable poet was and politically-charged poem en- motherhood. Her poetry and ora- Anyone 21 and older Is welcome certainly Kate Neal, who placed titled "Individual Sovereignty" tion was energized, concise and in- to come watch, and is also encour- first in the competition and walked scored high enough to earn him a telligent, an entertaining interlude aged to participate. Come see your away with the $100 grand prize. spot in the final round, where he between competitive rounds. fellow students and Boiseans show Her lyrical, rap-style poetry broad- presented his poem on sex,religion Only four poets won prizes, but off their skiII wlth the spoken word, casted her ideas about homosex- and procreation. A powerful sub- poetry slams can be highly subjec- or come flaunt your own amazing ual rights and gay pride with po- ject and a strong presentation com- tive. Many talented poets presented oratory talents! -

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Courtesy HaleStone Distribution in, Carmine cannot help but stand also won the Anhueser Busch Stand He is currentlyshooting the series out; and aching for his former life, Up Comedy Competition. 'Since "Taste of America" for the Travel When forced by the FBI to rat away from the monotony of 40- then John has performed at comedy Channel. out mob boss Angelo Marcello ' hour weeks and boring neighbors, clubs and colleges throughout the (Michael Kagan), Carmine "The Carmine instigates a plan. to get United States and Canada. In the Scott Christopher Beans" Pasquale (Mark Decarlo) himself out. Stopped only by an ex-. summer of 2000 John started work- (Michael Jaymes): is a wanted man being hunted by perience that makes him recall his ing on a script called "The Singles Scott Christopher was born in hit man Little Nicky Cappuccio relationship with his father does Ward" which was based on John's Michigan and moved to Utah at (Joe Maruzzo). Taking along wife Carmine start focusing on the one own life experiences as a stand up age 11. He began acting at age Gina (Jeanette Puhich) and son thing that truly matters - the fam- comic and a single member of the four and went on to win the Irene Vincent (Clay Taylor), Carmine en- ily. But this time, it isn't mobsters, LDSchurch. The success of "Singles Ryan National Acting Scholarship ters the Federal Witp.essProtection he spends his time with, it's his own Ward" allowed John to establish while attending Brigham Young Relocation Program and is given a family.' " himself as a prodUced screen- University. Long-time radio and new home and a new identity. Despite his newfound fam- writer leading to several more of television veteran, Christopher Now known as The Cheeseman ily-focusing efforts, most of their his scripts being produced, with was the voice of KJZZTV and for- Family from Omaha, Nebraska, neighbors cannot shed their prej- "Mobsters and Mormons" marking mer morning 'show personality these fo-rmer East Coast mob- udice against the Cheesemans. John's directorial debut. on K-96, Q99, KKAT in Utah and sters are relocated to the middle And though the laymes' and the KDONin Salinas, CA. Christopher of a church-going, straight laced Cheesemans come to realize that has appeared in several local mov- Mormon neighborhood in Utah. true friends can come in all faiths About the cast: ies such as Clubhouse Detectives Mark DeCarlo Much to Carmine's frustration, he and sizes, the neighborhood's bi- in Scavenger Hunt (2000); Singles (Carmine "The Beans" Pasquale): can't even find a decent cup of cof- ases eventually extend to Michael Ward (2002); The Best 'Iwo Years Mark DeCarlo has an exten- fee let alone a horse track. Iaymcs, who becomes guilty by (2003); The RM (2003); Down sive background in comedy and Life for the locals of this conser- association. Carmine realizes this and Derby, (2004), Mobsters and talk show hosting. He has acted vative suburbia becomes anything neighborly conflict can only end Mormons (2005) and Joseph Smith: in television shows like Seinfeld; but normal once the Cheesemans one way - by taking it to the mat- Prophet of Restoration (post-pro- Boy Meets World; Evening at the move in. Many of the neighbors are tresses. Carmine takes a stand and duction). Christopher has had sev- Improv; Curb Your Enthusiasm wary, if not outright afraid of these defends the Jaymes' reputation. eral recurring TVroles in television and The Ben 'Stiller Show. He is slightly off-color and rough outsid- shows such as Everwood; Promised most known for his voice charac- ers, while others go to exasperating Land and Touched by an Angel. lengths to try and embrace them. About the filmmaker: terization of Hugh Neutron in the Christopher currently resides in John E. Moyer (Writer, Director Despite the efforts of well mean- Academy Award Nominated film Orem, Utah with his wife Elizabeth and Producer): While attend- (& TV series) "Jimmy Neutron, ing neighbor Michael Iaymes (Scott and their five sons. ing school at Brigham Young Boy Genius." Within the last sev- Christopher) to help Carmine feel University, John Moyer took first eral years DeCarlo has appeared in welcome, Carmine can't help but "Mobsters and Mormons" place in the Vera Hinckley Mayhew movies such as "Buffy the Vampire wonder if being this much of a fish Screenwriting Competition. Slayer" (1992); "Raising Helen" opens in Boise tomorrow out ofwater is any better than sleep- Ironically enough, that same (2004); "Black Hole" (2002); and at Edwards Cinemas 21 ing with the fishes. week the clean-cut BYU graduate "Mobsters and Mormons" (2005). movie theaters. As his wife and son attempt to fit November 10 2005 THE ARBITER 111 ors :' ASST.EDITOR: DusUnLapray :tf ([email protected]) Battle f the

Fresno State (7-1,5-0 WAC) Schedule Date Opponent FSU-Opp Sept. 10 Weber St. 55-17 W Sept. 17 @ Oregon 34-37 L Bulldogs favored/ but the Sept. 27 Toledo 44-14 W Oct. 8 *@ NMSU 37-7 W Oct. 15 *Utah St. 53-21 W Broncos are still the champs Oct.22 *@ Idaho 40-10 W .' Oct. 29 *@ Hawaii 27-13 W Nov. 5 * SJSU 45-7 W Boise State (7-2, 5-0 WAC) BY TREVOR HORN Just looking at the records is not Nov. 10 * Boise State Sports Editor enough to solidify that these are the Nov.19 @ USC Schedule two best teams in the conference Nov.26 *@ Nevada Date Opponent BSU-Opp This is it. this season, emphasis on the use of Dec. 2 * La Tech Sept. 3 , @ Georgia 13-48 L When it comes to football games the word team. Sept. 10 @ Oregon St. 27-30 L Score By Quarter in the Western Athletic Conference Of the 29-team statistical catego- Sept. 21 BGSU 48-20 W 1 2 3 4 Total Oct. 1 @ Hawaii 44-41 W over the past five years, no oth- ries, Boise State and Fresno State are FSU 93 90 90 62 335 Oct. 8 Portland St. 21-14 W ers compare to Boise State versus in the top three in 14 of them. Opp 21 50 20 35 126 Oct. 15 * SJSU 38-21 W Fresno State, and that is no different Fresno State is the top scoring Oct. 22 *@ Utah St. 45-21 W this season. team in the conference at 41.9 and Team Slats FSU OPP Oct. 29 * Nevada 49-14 W First Downs 164 153 Five games into conference play, Boise State is averaging 37.9 ~er Nov. 5 * NMSU 56-6 W Total Offense 3,181 2,456 both Boise State (7-2 overall, 5- game. Nov. 10 * @ Fresno State Yards Per Game 397.6 307.0 Nov. 19 * Idaho o WAC) and Fresno State (7-1, 5- The biggest category is running Rushing Yards 1,397 941 Nov. 26 *@ La Tech o WAC) are the lone undefeated the ball. Avg. Per Game 174.6 117.6 teams in the conference. That will The two teams are the best at run- Passing Yards 1,784 1,515 Score By Quarter all change tonight as the two teams ning the ball, yet are the best at stop- Avg. Per Game 223.0 189.4 1 2, 3 4 Total Kickoff Ret. Avg. 25.9 17.6 battle in Fresno at 6:00 p.m, (MT) on ping the run also. BSU 51 10493 93 341 Punt Return Avg. 26.6 3.2 "There is going to be a lot of runs, " Opp 58 54 35 68 215 ESPN. Punt Avg. 35.2 36.1 "It's a big game, definitely. I'm just Jared Zabransky said. e 3 ' Down Conv. 55.2 34.7 Team Stats BSU OPP looking forward to it," Boise State 4'" Down Conv. 33.3 35.0 First Downs 219 162 running back Lee Marks said. See Broncos [page 15J Time Of Poss. 30:39 29:21 Total Offense 4,016 3,245 Turnovers 11 14 Yards Per Game 446.2 360.6 Sacks By 24/151 10/71 Rushing Yards 1,971 942 Avg. Per Game 219.0 104.7 Passing Yards 2,045 2,303 Player Stats Avg. Per Game 227.2 255.9 PassIng Att-Com-INT Yards TD Efficency Rating 134.3 127.6 Pinegar 206-134-4 1,735 16 Kickoff Ret. Avg 25.1 19.2 Punt Ret. Avg. 8.9 5.6 RushIng Carries Yards TD Avg. Punt Avg. 40.7 39.4 Mathis 135 811 12 6.0 " , 3rc:!DOwn Cony. , 49.6 ' ' , 34.3, Sumlin 97 .: 415 4 , ,<-~,-:'.;,_:~~~~~} R/vera "13' , 5'7 4t• Down Conv. 50.0 31.6 o "'8.1,' " Time Of Poss. 32:40 27:20 Pinegar 32 50 3 1.6, TUrnovers 24 19 Sacks By 28/162 8/46 ReceIvIng No. Yards TD Jamison 21 304 :2 Fernandez 20 243 2 Player Stats Williams 19 329 3 Passing Att-Com-INT Yds TD Fresno forces challenge Rivera 17 185 2 Zabransky 243-153-10 1,863 15 Punting No. Yards Avg. Long BY DUSTIN LAPRAY allow just 11.6 points per game. RushIng Carries Yards TD Avg. Lingua 24 846 35.2 54 Fresno State is 21" nationally Johnson 98 544 3 5.6 Assistant Sports Editor Marks 97 533 4 5.5 in total defense, allowing just KIcking FGM FGA Long Carter 75 322 9 4.3 The class of the Western 307.0 yards per game. Stitser 10 12 44 Zimmerman 1 1 25 Zabransky 75 259 8 3.5 Athletic Conference plays to- - For the season, the Dogs Carpenter 34 180 2 5.3 have allowed a WAC·low six night to decide which team, Punt Returns TD Avg. No.-Yards the Boise State Broncos or the rushing touchdowns while ReceIving No. Yards TD Jennings o 18.1 9-163 leading the WAC with a 3.4 James 27 339 1 Fresno State Bulldogs, is the Fernandez 1 22.6 5-113 Rabb 24 328 4 best. yard-per-rush average. Smith 2 63.0 3-189 Naanee 22 352 6 The WAC has no champion- - Fresno State is 12th in the Kick Returns TD Avg. No.-Yards Carpenter 21 249 1 ship game, but tonight's con- NCAA with 25 quarterback Jennings 13-399 o 30.7 test is the most a fan could ask sacks. Punting No. Yards Avg. Long Marshall o 34.0 5-170 for: two teams, undefeated - The Bulldogs are averag- Stringer 32 1,344 42.0 55 in conference and with only ing 41.9 points per Interceptions No. Yards TD KickIng FGM FGA Long three 'losses between them, game this sea- Culver 2. 4 o Montgomery 6 9 44 both having dispatched of ev- son. That's Marshall 2 6 o Sanchez 1 ery other WAC team either of good for fifth o o No.-Yards Huss 1 27 o Punt Returns TD Avg. them has played in 2005 and amongst NCAA 1 16.5 10-165 Goodwin 1 26 o Jones both at the top in nearly every teams. A. Smith o 4.8 13-62 category in the league. - Fresno State is 21-2 in Defense Tkls TFL Sacks PBU Kick Returns TD Avg. No.-Yards Check outthe Dogs ... regular season games after Riley 46 2.0 2.0 3 Jones o 26.8 19-509 - Fresno State enters this October, including wins in 20 Andrews 43 3.5 0.0 1 Marshall 40 Marks 1 29.2 9-263 week having won 13 of its last ofthe last 21 overall. 0.0 0.0 5 Sanchez 39 5.0 0.0 o 14 games dating back to last - The Bulldogs are N o. 1 No. Yards TD Clutts 34 7.0 4.0 2 Interceptions 'Season, the only loss was a in the nation in converting Tadman 4 40 1 Sherley 33 2.0 0.0 o 37-34 falling at No. 14 Oregon. third downs with a 55.2 per- K. Hall 2 39 o Goodwin 32 1.0 0.5 o Nyong-Dunham 2 6 o - In those 14 games, Fresno cent conversion rate. Last Richards 1 76 o State is averaging 47.3 points season the Bulldogs ranked 6:00 p.m, (MT) Chuckovich 1 o o per game and has won 10 sixth with a 49 percent sue- straight WAC games. cess rate. Bulldog Stadium Tkls TFL ,'Sacks PBU Defense - The Bulldogs' defense has - The Bulldogs are No. 1 in Barrios 69 6.5 3.5 2 been equally impressive, al- the WAC in (NCAA ranks Fresno, Calif. Tadman 67 1.5 1.0 4 are in parentheses): K.Hall 64 3.5 1.5 2 lowing just 17.1 points per , ESPN Brooks 48 7.0 4.0 1 game. This season, the Fresno scoring offense, Alexander 38 1.0 0.0 8 State defense ranks loth in the 41.9 ppg (5), scor- Scandrick 36 2.0 0.0 8 NCAA in scoring average (15.8 ing defense,' 15.8 36 3.0 0.5 3 Smith points per game). Browning 21 2.5 1.0 0 - In WAC games, the Bulldogs Guerrero 20 6.0 3.5' 0 PHOTOSBYSTANLEYBllEW5'1'£lII'1' ABBITER " BRONCO .DEFENSE:

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BY DUSTIN LAPRAY Dec. 20 at Taco . Boise State Wrestling Squad' Assistant Sports £dltor Bell 'Arena. That match Buhl,ID The Boise State wrestling will be the first home match squad begins the 2005-04 season Jordan Brock ranked No. 21 in the nation by the of the season Sr. 141 Wal1la,AK .WresltlngMall.com web site. Four for BSU. OSU Bronco wrestlers are also ranked in is the defend- Nick Bueter 149 Cedar Falls, ID _their respective weight classes. ing national So. The Broncos open their sea- champion. LexCase son Sunday at the Annual Cowboy Arizona Jr. 165 Ashton,ID Open In Laramie, Wyo. S tat e The Broncos-finished 33'd at na- University Mike Casperson Jr. 174 St. Geoge, UT tionals last season and took second and Cal Poly in the Pac-l0 Conference. are the only Jason Cates Oklahoma State and Oklahoma other Pac-1O So. 174 Sandpoint, ID are ranked No. 1 and No. 2 re- teams in the Ben Cherrington spectively. The Cowboys visit the top 25. The Sr. 157 Granby, CO Broncos in a dual match at 7 p.m.,. Sun Devils are No.9 and Cal Daniel Falkowski Poly No. 22. Fr. 184 Tonopah,NV Bronco Granby, Colorado, while ranked Cory Fish senior Scott Fr. 125 Spokane, WA Jorgensen is ranked No. 8 at 133 ninth at 149 pounds, will move _pounds, Ben Cherrington is No. 17 up a weight class this season to Ben Gilliland at 157pounds, K.C.Walsh is No. 20. 157 pounds. He won the 149- Sr. 174 Battle Ground, WA at 184 pounds and Casey Phelps is pound crown at last year's Pac-1O J.D.Gould Conference Tournament, and made No. 18at 197pounds. So. 149 Buhl,ID Earlier this week Wrestling his third straight appearance at the International Newsmagazine NCAA National Championships. Scott Jorgensen (W.l.N.) released its pre-season His record last year was a team- Sr. 133 Eagle, ID high 34-8. ranking with Jorgensen also No.8 Nate Lee at 133 pounds, Cherrington No.9 Phelps placed third at last year's Fr. 174 Payson,AR at 149 pounds (the weight class he conference tournament to ad- competed in last year) and Phelps vance to his first NCAA National Derek Lopez 165 Seattle, WA 19th at 197 pounds. Walsh was not . Tournament. Fr. ranked by W.I.N., while Bronco Smith will not be eligible to com- JeffNewby heavyweight Eric Smith was 16th. pete until the second semester. He Fr. 141 Brigham City,UT TlieWrestlingMall.com did not was.one ofthe surprises ofthe 2004- rank Smith. 05 season for the Broncos, placing Jonathan Nunez So. 157 Mt. Home, ID Four Boise State University wres- third at the Pac-1Otournament and tlers have received 2005-06 pre- advancing to his first national in- Tommy Owen season ran kings in their respec- tercollegiate tournament, posting Sr. 141 Spokane, WA tive weight class from Wrestling an overall record of27-11. Boise State University wres- Andy Patrick International Newsmagazine Fr. 197 Boise, ID (W.l.N.). They include Scott tler Andrew. Hochstrasser was Jorgensen at 133 pounds, Ben named the Pac-lO Conference's Casey Phelps Cherrington at 149 pounds, Casey Freshman of the Year for the 2004- Sr. 197 Rathdrum, ID 05 season. Competing as a true Phelps at 197 pounds and heavy- Jacob Scoles weight Eric Smith. freshman last season, Hochstrasser Jr. 149 Princeton, ID Jorgensen and Cherrington posted an overall record if 29- are defending Pac-lO Conference B. He placed third at the Pac-lO Tyler Sherfey Kenewick, WA Champions. Both advanced to the Conference Championships in Fr. 149 NCAA National Championships late February; and advanced to the Todd Sigler last year. Phelps and Smith are also NCAA National Championships So. 184 Boise, ID returning NCAA national qualifi- March 17-19in St. Louis, Missouri. ers. Hochstrasser won his first two Eric Smith Jr. 197 Boise, ID Jorgensen posted an overall re- matches at nationals, before los- cord of 30-8 last year and won his ing his quarterfinal match to Nick Luke Smith second straight league title. He also Simmons of Michigan State. He was Fr. 165 Idaho Falls, ID advanced to this second straight knocked out of the tournament .in his first consolation bracket match K.C.Walsh NCAA National Tournament in Sr. 184 Tacoma, WA 2005. by Bobbe Lowe of Minnesota. ': Cherrington, a senior from Hochstrasser placed second at the Patrick Walsh iJD BDillJ1I\]1J Cowboy Open last season. Sr. 165 Tacoma, WA Former Bronco in camp for Stampede Arbiter Sports Staff Harris is joined byformer The Idaho Stampede will open Idaho Vandals training camp with at least 10 ros- Tyrone Hayes, ter players and a busy week of Lionel Davis player transactions on the horizon. and Dandrick The initial camp roster includes Jones. former Denver Nuggets guard Eric Another for- Washington, who played with the mer WACoppo- Stampede late last season. nent of Harris' l.ocal players have garnered that is in train- .. some of the training camp posi- ing camp forthe tiSJl1S,including Franco Harris from Stampede lsfor- Boise State University. mer SMU star Harris played two season at Boise Justin Isham. State. Last season, Harris averaged le If e r s o n 8.6 points as a part-time starter for Sobral also ~i== .. the Broncos team that advanced to signed with the Western Athletic Conference Idaho, it was tournament championship game. announced. ~4""IjljlJI) The 5 foot, 11 inch guard from The former LA ·After $50 mall-in rebate. With 2 Yr agreement on plans $39.99 orhigher' $35 activaUon fee. $175 early Richmond, Calif., was the most ac- Lakers signee terminallon fee. other charges and restrictions. Coverage not available everyWhere. R1ngback tone free for 1 curate three-point shooter for the hasplayedinthe year•• Broncos. Before plying at Boise NBDLas well as State, Harris played at Diablo Valley the professional Junior College. league in his home country of Brazil. The Stampede also announced nLE PHOTO BYSTANLEY BREW5TEIVTHE ARBITER the signing Former Bronco basketball player, Franco of center Eric Harris is in fall camp for the Idaho Stampede. Chenowith. also played for the NBDL Roanoke A former collegiate standout at Dazzle. Kansas, Chenowith was selected in Other players in camp for the the second round of the 2001 NBA Stampede include Ierrnaine Boyette Draft by the New YorkKnlcks. from Weber State, Terry Smith- .Chenowith completed his career Harris from Minnesota and Nick at Kansas as the second leading VanderLann from Concordia. shot blocker In Jayhawks history Opening night for the Idaho with 242. Stampede" at Qwest Arena (for- He averaged 9.2 points and 6.7re- merly Bank-of America Centre) bounds per game. is Saturday, Nov. 19, agalpst the ,Recently,Chenowith worked Yakima Sun Kings at 7:10p.m, out with the Denver Nuggests and _~~ ~ __ '-c--- N_o_v_e_m_b~e_r_1__0_2_0 0_5_. Ii Women's basketball begins Presnell era ~ .::~ Court~sy impressive home court history under returning players Nadia Begay, Benita sition as a center. Freshman Ienna .. ~ Broncosports.com Presnell, going 221-29 and recording Buggs and Tasha Harris, as well as Galassi will also split time at two posi- . : five unbeaten home seasons in his ten- newcomers Jenna Galassi and Jessica tions. She is primarily a two-guard but .,;, = As the Boise State University wom- ure. Thompson. has the talent to play small forward as '. "': : en's basketball team enters Its fifth Presnell guided the Falcons to 13 At Forward well. "; season as a member of the Western postseason tournaments and reached At forward, Boise State has three At the Post Position • Athletic Conference, the Broncos also the NCAA Division II Elite Eight three athletes who are true forwards - one The Broncos have the most experi- ~ will mark 2005-06 as the beginning of times. Just last season, Presnell's team junior, one sophomore and one fresh- ence at the center position. Leading .:';~ i a new era In the program. advanced to the 2005 NCAA Division II man. They also have a couple of play- that group is 6-2 junior Michelle ""~~~ In Iune of 2005, Idaho native Gordy national championship game. ers who are capable of moving into the Hessing and 6-2 senior Heather Little. "<~~' Presnell took the reigns of 'the Boise Presnell assembled his coaching positions when needed. Six foot, three inch sophomore ,. ".ii State women's basketball program. staff quickly over the summer, retain- The junior is Jackie Thompson, Amanda Stewart is another returning :~~ He is the Bronco team's sixth head . ing Bronco assistant and 1995 Boise a 5·11 junior college transfer from centerfor Boise State who came out of .:...... coach in Its 36 year history, replac- State graduate Heather Sower, and then Alamogordo, New Mexico. her redshirt year when Hessing went'3e Ing len Warden who returned to her adding two St. Mary's (Calif.) gradu- Jackie Leeisthe one returning player down with injury. -~;~ own home state to be named Colorado ates in I.R. Payne (1999) and Toriano in the group offorwards. She played in nine games as a State's head coach in May of 2005. Towns (1998). The 5-11 sophomore averaged 4.2 freshman, all in the Western Athletic . Presnell returns to his home state They were welcomed by a group of points and 3.2 rebounds in 17games in Conference season, and averaged 3.0 -'1 after coaching at NCAA Division II seven returning players, who despite 2004-05 as a freshman. points and 3.1 rebounds per game. I national Presnell and the Broncos an overall record of 10-19, showed Freshman forward Rebecca Kepilino Boise State also has a junior col- i open the exhibition season tonight steady improvement In the very dif- rounds out the group of forwards. lege transfer in 6-5 sophomore l with a home game against Northwest ficult WAC season highlighted by an Kepilino graduated from Edison High Camila Nass. ~ Nazarene at 7 p.m. incredible upset victory over perennial School in Huntington Beach, Calif., in She is a transfer from Cowley County : Presnellguided powerhouse Seattle national stalwart Louisiana Tech (62- the spring of 2005. Community College and is the first : Pacific forthe past 18seasons. AtSeattle 59 on January 27 in the Broncos' Taco In addition to those three, there are Brazilian ever to sign with Boise State : . COURTESY RRIlNCOSPORTS.COM Pacific, Presnell guided his teams to an Bell Arena). two other athletes who will see time from loinville, Sao Paulo, Brazil. At6-5 : Gordy Presnell coaches his first game as the overall 396-127 win-loss record for a At Guard at the forward positions. Sophomore she is tied for the tallest player ever to : women's basketball head coach tonight vs. NNU. Winning percentage of. 757. The Broncos have a large stable of Amanda Stewart will play both the put on a Bronco jersey. : Seattle Pacific also accumulated an ds. At that position, the Broncos have power forward and her primary. po- ~ ..i •l Broncos will solidify rotation, 'tighten ASSOCIATED PRESS COACHES • TOP 25 POLL · 1. Duke 1. Duke · 2. Texas 2. UConn · the screws' in final exhibition game 3.UConn 3. Texas. · 4. Michigan State 4. Villanova , ·» BY TREVOR HORN because of a there because he this time. We need to get the flow 5. Villanova 5. Michigan State •· Sports £dllor sprained ankle, gives us another ready to play." 6. Oklahoma 6. Oklahoma State .,s• but he is expect- guy on the front Meaning players like freshman 7. LouisVille 7. Gonzaga It's easy to build off of exhibition ed to start. line," Graham Anthony Thomas and Iordan Keck 8. Gonzaga 8. Louisville !, 9. Kentucky .9. Arizona games when a team plays well. The "I expect said. Lloyd was probably won't see much, if any 10. Arizona 10. Kentucky .."· entire Boise State men's basketball him to play suppose to be playing time. 11. Boston College '11. Boston College • team did that against Albertson last on Saturday," part of the start- A huge lift for the Broncos last 12. Memphis 12. Memphis .. Thursday. I Graham said. ing lineup this week was the play of two big fresh- 13. Stanford 13. Stanford ·• season, but is men. Centers Colin Hallberg and 14. West Virginia 14. Alabama • "I think the big thing is we played If Robinson 15. Alabama 15. West Virginia ..• well, but there is still a lot of things is not ready to sidelined with a Kurt Cunningham combined for is 16. Syracuse 16. Syracuse .. to clean up' and polish," Boise State play, Graham broken toe un- points and six rebounds. 17. Illinois 17. illinois .. Head Coach Greg Graham said. "I says sophomore til sometime "I was very pleased with the way 18. Wake Forest 18. UCLA , around the they played because freshmen tend 19. UCLA 19. Wake Forest think a big part of our success this Tyler Tiedeman 20. Iowa . 20. Iowa 1 beginning of to be nervous and kind of panic on • year is how well we pay attention to will start in his 21. George Washington 21. Maryland 1, details and get betrer at what we do place. Tiedeman December. the floor and Ithought their compo- 22. Nevada 22. Indiana , because the (WAC) is good and the played 25 rntn- Graham said sure was very good," Graham said. 23. Indiana 23. Iowa State 1, ,. _ .. '" .,;.. ~,' 24. Maryland 24. George Washington preseason schedule is good, we just utes against ~"""""""'<'W""'dtf',,'''''''''' that he wants to But in order to soliliify the rota- 10• 25. Iowa State 25. Nevada 10 PHIIl'O RY M@ALLREIlIlHEARRITEH solidify the ro- tion, Hallberg and Cunningham's need to continue to get better." Alberison • The Broncos had 16 assists on 35 and scored 13 Sophomore Tyler Tiedemann tation Saturday minutes should be reduced so se- Others Receiving' Votes: Others receiving votes: • made field goals en route to a 91-64 points. night in prepa- nior Tez Banks can log in more Washington 144, Texas Tech 142, North Carolina State (21-14) ..• may start Saturday for ESU. ration ofthe sea- minutes and get ready for Montana. Kansas96,N.C;.State}4,Ohlo 76;' .Ohio State (20-12) 72; .. victory over the Coyotes last week. Much like .. St. 74, ~Wlsconsin 56LSU ,54 '. Washington (29-6) 57; Kansas . .. Saturday, the Broncos will host Rubi'nson, son opener the Banks was 0-5 shooting against .'Georgelown'46;Cha}lotte~ ,riJ: "(2~~7r56; Wisconsin (25-9) 52; . ..· Concordia Saturday in the Taco Bell Tiedeman is a lanky guardl for- following Friday. Albertson, but did pull down nine North Carolina 38, Michigan 24, Texas Tech (22-11) 51; LSU (20- .. Arena at 7:30 p.m. The game will be ward. The difference between the "The minutes may change some rebounds in 18minutes. N. Iowa 21, Miami 16, Oklahoma 10)45; Michigan (13-18) 35; .. St. 16, Old Dominion 13, Florida, CharJotte(21-B) 34; Oklahoma 1 . the final tunll up before the regular two is Robinson is' more of a for- this week because we need to start Junior guard Coby Karl was hap- I 6, Bucknell 5, Ohio 4, Arkansas State (26-7) 34; North Carolina l- season opener against Montana at ward, and Tiedman is better on the to get our group together that's go- py with the Broncos play but said 3, S. Illinois 3, Cincinnati 2, (33-4)' 16; Old Dominion (28- I I hume UIl Nov, 18. wing. But, Graham says that he is ing to get most of the minutes and the team needs to, "work on some Utah St. 2, Wis.-Milwaukee 2,' 6) 13; Georgetown (19-13) 10; '1 The starting lineup should be stay confident with a lineup that con- kind of get our rotation down a little kinks in our offense and do some California 1, HawaII 1, Houston Florida (24-8) 7; Northern Iowa -~ 1, Notre Dame 1. (21-11) 7; Miami. (Fla.) (16-13) sists offour guards. bit beller," Graham said. "Some of things we haven't been doing and . 'I the same fpr the Broncos, according 6; Vanderbilt (20-14) 3 • to Graham. Forward Seth Robinson "I am comfortable with it. I would the guys who got extra minutes last just come together as a team and ."'I time, they won't be there for them just tighten the screws." .. played just six minutes last week like to have (Kareem Lloyd) back in 11...... - .. Five school.s to watch this college basketball season .,1 BY HIKE HUGUENIN ," The Orlando Senti net { '. '10 11 ....."" DUKE BLUE .KENTUCKY MICHIGAN ST. TEXAS UCONN '.-'".,11 DEVILS WILDCATS SPARTANS LONGHORNS HUSKIES LAST SEASON: 27-6 LAST SEASON: 28- LAST SEASON: 26-7 LAST SEASON: LAST SEASON: 23- THE BUZZ: The Blue 6 THE BUZZ: The 20-11 8 Devils have lacked depth and THE BUZZ: The Spartans lost in a national THE BUZZ: The THE BUZZ: If hav- sizeinrecentseasons, butthat Wildcats look, far and semifinal to eventual na- Longhorns lost two starters ing the best group of big men shouldn't be a problem this away, to be the class of the tional champion North from last season, but it's what in the country is enough to . season. In SG 1.1. Redick and Southeastern Conference. Carolina last season, and Rick Barnes' team is gain- get you a national title, go C Shelden Williams, Duke - As usual with 1\Jbby Smith- lost a formidable trio of play- ing that's more important. ahead and ship the trophy which opens in the Preseason coached teams, the Wildcats ers in Alan Anderson, Chris F P,J, 1\Jcker returns from to Storrs, Conn. Consider: NIT next week - may have are going to play lockdown Hill and Kelvin Torbert. But academic ineligibility that There's sophomore SF Rudy the best inside-outside defense. IfCRandolph Morris four starters return, includ- cost him the second half of Gay (who may be the nation's combination in the nation. develops as he should, he ing the athletic duo of G last season. Sophomore _C best player), junior FIC Josh Freshman losh McRoberts would be a formidable pres- Maurice Ager and swingman LaMarcus Aldridge had sur- Boone, senior CIF Hilton will help Williams on the ence in the lane. The back- Shannon Brown, and the gery on an injured hip and Armstrong, senior PF Ed inside. Sophomore swing- court of Rajon Rondo and Spartans should be the class missed the latter part of the Nelson, senior swingmen :'" "'i. man DeMarcus Nelson looks Patrick Sparks isn't big, but of the Big Ten. Senior C Paul. _ season. Those two and Brad Denham Brown and Rashad Davis never has quite lived Buckman make for a nice ready to explode into a prime both are gritty. Sparks has Anderson (from Lakeland k. contributor. This is an ex- great range, and Rondo could up to expectations. Ifhe and frontcourt. If sophC?more Kathleen) and freshman : perienced group - five se- become one of the best point sophomore PG Drew Neitzel F Mike Williams gets it to- SF leff Adrien. But it may: niors, including three men in the nation. Depth play to their capabilities and gether, the frontcourt will be not matter if PG Marcus : who should start - and looks mighty good. The the Spartans find some more lethal. PG Daniel Gibson will Williams, who hasn't dazzled : Coach Mike Krzyzewski Wildcats will be balanced of- perimeter shooters, Coach be one of the three best in the folks with his on- or off-court : always gets his team fensively, but the big question Tom Izzo could get his sec- nation at his position. There's decisions, doesn't provide a " to play intense defense. One is can a team without a pre- ond national-title ring. The a solid group of newcomers. steady hand. If he struggles, ClIUIlTESYIINIGHTBlDDEHTHIIIUNE:" : Spartans beat Florida in the And Barnes is an underrated concern: Is there enough pe- mier go-to scorer win it all? UConn is in trouble, even Looks like these may not be onthe facesofDuke players if the~ = rimeter shooting? 2000 national championship X's-and-O's guy. with all those big guys. . . preseason polls have anything to say about the 2005-06 year. f game. l t • Symposi ! iii• S,• I Owens .embodiesall that' s bad about pro sports

BY KEVIN B, BL1\CKISTONE "plays well with others." The Dallas Morning News Even Leonunderstood the Im- portance of team play. The thing about Leon Lett, "I gotta step back. once in a was that Leon was a joke whom while and give other athletes, we looked forward to for a good some air time,· he states. "Leon laugh. tends to steal the show. I mean, "Leon's whole career is like a that'S one day; you get Leon the highlight reel, baby," Leon states other 364." on his Web site maintained by his What is most mind-boggling sponsor, Budweiser. "My person- about Owens is that so many al favorite moment came during people have, in fact, gone the ex- the 1995 playoffs. We were down, tra mile just for him. He seems to, 14-10 in the final two minutes of have forgotten that he should be, the game and who gets the call1 with Baltimore trying to catch, 336-4444 Leon. It was a call from my pub- passes from one of its lousy quar-. 420 West Idaho • Boise licist, Tina, who had just landed terbacks. That was due to a foul-, ''ci'E!''''''l:'1 www.Jelutton.com.' a sweet photo op with me and the up by his original agent, David cheerleaders after the game." Joseph, who failed to file his free-. The thing about Leon's real-life agent paperwork in time, leaving alter ego, Terrell Owens, is that him property of the 4gers, who he's just a joke, period. then traded him to the Ravens. It is difficult at this moment to Owens broke into a tantrum, not think of a more conceited charac- unlike a kindergartner, and after, ter in the egotistical history of the a series of negotiations, he got his self-absorbed world of profession- way, which was a trade to Super al athletics than the narcissistic Bowl-contender Philadelphia to fellow we've all come to know as play with Pro Bowler McNabb. 1'.0., which, come to think of it, Then Owens signed a seven- rhymes with pee-oh. He has taken year $49 million deal against the self-indulgence to a level not even advice of tlie players' union. Leon could've invented. Earlier 'this year, Owens No wonder his latest employ- hired loudmouth agent Drew ers, the Philadelphia Eagles, an- Rosenhaus and lmmedlatelyan- nounced Monday that they'd had nounced he was unhappy with enough, kicking the attention- CDURTEST KNJGHT RIDDER TRIBUNE his year-old contract and needed starved wide receiver off the team Terrell Owens will not play again this season after being 'a bigger deal to "feed his Iam- BETTER INGREDIENTS for the rest of the season, if not suspended by the Phlladelpia Eagles earlier this week. lly." He threatened to hold out of BETTE~ PIZZA for good. What got Owens rlied training camp, and a confronta- most recently? Was it his team's been somebody else, they proba- back led to Owens getting sus- tion with coach Andy Reid led to 1323 BROADWAY AVENUE surprising struggles during the bly would have popped fircworks pended from Sunday night's con- a one-week suspension before thc ,367-9200 season's first half? No. Was it the around the stadium," test at Washington. Their offense season kicked off. momentum it lost coming off last And with Michael Irvin lnexpll- more hamstrung without Owens, The Eagles, however, refused to ASK FOr;?BSU SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOH season's Super Bowl? No. Was it cably egging him on in an ESPN the Eagles mustered just 10points rcncgotiate the deal Owens had BOrSE STUDENTS AND FACULTY even an understandable bout with television interview, Owens also and lost the important division just signcd. Good for them. Now ego, like the team wasn't calling continued throwing barbs at his game by a touchdown. they're refusing to pay Owens $5.99 LAHGE 1'TOPPING PIZZA' his number enough and he felt he quarterback, Donovan McNabb, Not that Owens cared. For if $800,000 in salary for the next could help more? No. for no good reason. After all, there is one thing he's made clear four games, which is the most DELIVERED ANYWHERE ON CAMPUS It was that the club didn't rec- he'd caught 47 passes for 763 and during his career, it is that he they can suspend him under the ore CARRYOUT WITH BSU 10. ognize to his satisfaction the six touchdowns from McNabb plays solely for himself. labor-management agreement. 100th career touchdown recep- through seven games, which He ought to be a golfer. A tennis They're willing, however, to tion of his career. made him, once again, one of the player. Amarathon runner. One of give their royal pain in the glute- "It just shows a lack of class they most prolific and dangerous re- those adventurers who only does , us maximus the rest of his salary, have," Owens railed on ESPN. ccivcrs in the game. things by his or her lonesome. roughly $1 million, and have him - com last Thursday. "My publicist Along with a locker room fist- The concept of team is anathe- stay away. 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both national polls and have only a 3- network before losing back-to-baek Not taking •.anything away from This is as good point loss to No. 15 Oregon as a blem- games In the Liberty Bowl and against Fresno State,. but knowing rather that Boise State is coming off the best ish on Presno State's record this sea- Georgia to open the season. Some of one loss, whether it is to the Bulldogs overall and Individual run games of son. the Broncos said this is a great chance or anyone else in the conference, may the season. you Not to mention the Broncos are as will find to show the nation how the team has _ mean the end to bowl game talks. The Broncos rushed for 303 yards seven-point underdogs, the first time improved since the Sept. 3 loss. "Every game on schedule is a big COMMENTARY BY are king. . and Lee Marks became the first Boise State has been an underdog In "We are just wanting to show that game for us," Korey Hall said. "If we TREVOR HORN That alone is big-time en- Bronco to rush for over 100 yards in a a WAC game since the last time the we are improving and every week we' lose, then weare probably not going to Sports Editor couragement. game this season against New Mexico Broncos started their 31-game confer- think we've gotten better and done a bowl game from here on out. I think- Next Is the fact that this is State. ence Winning in 2001 at Hawaii. some things that we've wanted to do. Fresno even makes it a little sweeter. So I have corne to a con- the fifth time in a row that" "It's going to be a whole lot of hit- "This is finally the big game, this Is So, it's another chance to go against a They are coming in here undefeated elusion. one of these two teams are ting, a whole lot of smack talking and the showdown. It's going to be pretty quality team," Daryn ColIedge said. (in the WAC). It's definitely going to be Football in the Western ranked in games they have you know. It's going to be fun," Marks hyped up. It should be. Two undefeat- .The Broncos also know the target is a good game: Athletic Conference isn't all played since Boise State en- said. ed teams in the WAC. It will be a good still on their backs as the conference But, it still seems that despite how that bad. If you look down tered the WAC-and began But this Isn't the Aggies, and this game," center Jeff Cavender said. win streak is up to 31 games and Boise many games the Broncos win in the the line, there are 58 play- the domination of Fresno sure isn't just some football game. It's also the biggest crowd other than State has yet to lose to Fresno State as conference, Fresno State continues to ers in the NFL from cur- State. Wow, the list keeps "Fresno is a great team. They are in Georgia that the Broncos have seen members of'the WAC. get the national coverage over a team rent WAC teams. Compare going. Once again I report the national media, a lot like us and this season. . "I think we've earned it a little over that hasn't lost a conference game "those numbers from nine back to the geek numbers. it's just definitely a very hyped game," "Their crowd is pretty hostile and the years, but it's another opportunity since 2001. WAC teams, to that of the 69 Boise State and Fresno State Zabransky said. "I'm excited for it, and it should be a hostile environment. for us to playa very good football team "I'd say a team like Fresno State is players from 12 Conference were both ranked in the I'd be stupid to say that 1was just as ex- It's primetime and everyone is pretty and hopefully come out with a 'W'," a team that bugs me the most," Alex USA teams, and 39 play- top 25 to begin the season. cited last week as I am this week." juiced for it:' Zabransky said .. Marks said. Guerrero said. "Every year is supposed ers frum 12 Mid-American For anyone interested-the There's good reason for that type of The Broncos were the darlings of But, the Broncos are still showing to be Fresno State's best team, but it's Conference teams-yeah, 'WAC was the only non-Bf'S excitement for the Broncos. ESPN for a long time, having won 15 that this is just another game to the going to be good to see how good they the WAC does alright. conference with two teams _The Bulldogs are ranked No. 20 in consecutive games on the television players and coaches. really are." Only the Mountain West in the polls to begin the sea- has more players per team son. in the NFL (72 players from Again, geek alert-Boise nine MWC teams) than the State is the only non-BCS BuIIdcgs [hrnllV!lll And Joe Fernandez is a elose second Marcus Riley's 46 tackles. Dwayne points it scored at horne in the June WAC-thank you BYU, who team with two losses with with 20 receptions for 243 yards and Andrews and Rich Marshal each also Jones era'. has 18 players represented votes in either major na- sacks, 25 (12), third down avg, (10), a pair ofTDs. Both Paul Williams and have at least 40 tackles. in the NFL. tional poll. Oh yeah-the conversion, .55.4 (1), total defense, Adam Jennings have caught three The Fresno State defense has re- The special teams But those gceky num- Bulldogs are No. 20 in both 303.0 ypg (21), pass defense efficiency, scores. corded 54. tackles for a loss, 24 sacks, Senior Adam Jennings is the only bers aside, let me give you a polls. 112.4 (27), pass efficiency, 153.4 rating Senior running back Bryson Sumlin seven interceptions, 35 pass breakups, player in the nation to be ranked in the run down on why tonight's Anyone catching my (13), punt returns, 26.6 avg. (2), kickoff moved passed the 2,OOO-yard mark in seven fumble recoveries and three NCAA top five in both kickoff return game in Fresno is the best drift? returns, 25.9 avg. (7) and pass defense, his career this season and moved up to' blocked kicks. and punt returns. Jennings averages you will find outside of the This game is huge with 189.4 avg. (27). eighth on the Fresno State Top 10 list Three players (Tyler Clutts, G. 30.7 yards per kickoff return, No.3 in big, bad BCS conferences. a capital-if you aren't go- for career rushing yards. McIntyre and Ikenna Ike) have four the NCAA, and 18.1 yards per punt re- First of all, there is no love ing to the game you need to The offense Wendell Mathis leads the Bulldogs sacks and 14 Bulldogs have registered turn, No.4 in the NCAA. lost between the two teams be glued to your television . Bulldog senior quarterback Paul in rushing, with 811 yards on 135 car- at least one sack. He averages 15.5 yards every time he on the field. Yup, Boise gave watching ESPN tonight. Pinegar is 134-for-206 passing this ries and 12 touchdowns. Two of Fresno State's opponents this touches the ball this season. much love to the Fresno This is as good as you season for 1,735 yards, 16 touchdowns His rushing average is 6.0 yards per season were ranked in the NCAA top The Bulldogs' punt return team has State team last December in arc going to find outside and only four interceptions. His back- carry and he averages 101.4 yards per 10 in scoring offense, averaging better blocked three punts this season and the MPC Computers Bowl. of USC-Cal, or Florida- up Torn Brandstater has corne in for re- game. Sumlin issecond on the team than 40 points per-game. Toledo carne has returned four for touchdowns, Why not? Who here wants Georgia-despite this lief in every game this season, except with 415 yards on 97 carries and 4 touch- into the game with the Bulldogs aver- gaining 505 yards in field position. an ACC team from Virginia season's 'largest outdoor the loss against Oregon. downs. The Bulldogs average 174.6 aging 53 points per game, third-best in Fresno State is ranked No.2 in the to whoop up on their con- cocktail party' being a bore The Bulldogs are 31-9 in games yards per game on the ground asa team the nation. NCAA with a punt return average of ference? Good for you Boise without Shockley. when Pinegar starts at quarterback, FSU held the Rockets to 14 points. 26.6 yards per.return. fans; however, Boise State is Think anyone cares about including 3-0 in bowl games. The defense Over the last two weeks, the Dogs The Fresno State punt team still the stomping ground for Central Floridaversus UTEP Pinegar has connected with six play- For the second straight year, the held their opponents to season lows in has only allowed 16 yards on five everything WAC football re- or TCU-BYU? ers for multiple touchdowns this sea- Bulldog defense has been tops in the scoring, holding Hawaii to 13 points returns this season. That is five punts lated, and until Fresno State, Nope. son. J. Jamison leads the team with 21 WAC. and San Jose State to seven. Hawaii's returned by Bulldog opponents all or anyone else of that mat- But they like Boise State catches for 304 yards and two scores. Defensively the Bulldogs are led my 13 points, were the second fewest season; ter beats them, the Broncos versus Fresno State. USC, Texas lead BCS;undefeated Alabama barely ahead of Miami

ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25 BY MIKE HUGUENIN a BCS at-large bid if they win nine While strength of schedule one team in the top 10 except the last one, which will be re- No. School Record Points Prey 1. USC 9·0 1617 1 The Orlando Sentinel games and are in the top 12 in the isn't a separate BCS compo- for the Big East. West Virginia leased Dec. 4. 2. Texas 9·0 1568 2 final BCS standings. nent, all six computers have a is the highest-ranked Big East Teams first and second in 3. Miami (Fla.) 7-1 1452 5 4. Alabama 9-0 1450 4 t,JSC and Texas remained first The Irish (6-2) finish the strength-of-schedule factor in team, at No. 14. the final BCS standings meet 5. LSU 7-1 1328 6 and second in this week's Bowl season with games against Navy, their rankings. Remember that the only Jan.4 in the Rose Bowl. 6. Penn State 9-1 1271 10 7. Notre Dame 6-2 1201 8 Championship Series standings, Syracuse and Stanford, so the , Each BCS league has at least BeS poll that. really rnstters is 8. VirglnlaIech 8-1 1147 3 and they're' pulling away from nine-wins criteria should be met. 9. Georgia 7-1 1097 11 10. Ohio State 7·2 1076 12 the field. The top 12 spot, though, bears 11. Oregon' 8-1 943 15 Alabama, the other unbeaten watching. The Irish are lIth this, 12. Florida 7-2 905 13 13. Texas Tech 8-1 753 16 team in Division I-A, moved up week, thanks to their ranking 14. UCLA 8-1 693 7 to third in4he standings, but the (seventh) in both polls used in 15. Auburn 7-2 680 17 1G. West Virginia 7-1 G77 18 Tide trails the Longhorns by al- computing the standings. 17. Florida State 7-2 605 9 most a full .0951 points. But the computers don't like • 18. TCU 9-1 536 20 19. Wisconsin 8-2 438 14 No. 4 Miami is closer to the Irish as much: Their average 20. Fresno St. 7-1 410 21 Alabama (.0009 points) than computer rank is 18th. 2.1. Milchlgan 6-3 372 22 22. Colorado 7-2 312 2.5 Alabama is to Texas. The Fighting Irish look to be 23. Loulseville 6-2 242 24 Last-week, then-No.3 Virginia a lock for the Fiesta Bowl if they 24. Georgia Tech 6-2 109 25. Northwestern6-3 82. Tech was .0435 points behind No. qualify. Others Receiving Votes: California 38, UTEP 27, Boston College 24, The three components of Boise St. 23, Oklahoma 16, South carolina 14, Minnesota 12, 2 Texas. Iowa St. 5, Iowa 1, South Ronda 1. Tide players profess not to care the standings are the USA COACHES POLL about how far they are behind. Today coaches poll; the Harris No. School Record Points Prey 1. USC 9-0 1544 1 "It really doesn't matter right Interactive poll, voted on by me- 2. Texas 9-0 1494 2 • now because the bowls aren't dia members and by former play- 3. Alabama 9-0 1398 4 4. Miami (Fla.) 7-1 1385 5 next week and they're not this ers, coaches and administrators; S.. LSU 7-1 1283 6 week," Tide linebacker DeMeco and six computers. Each of the 6. Penn State 9-1 1139 11 7. Notre Dame 6-2. 1124 9 Ryans said. "The season isn't over components counts one-third. 8. Virginia Tech 8-1 1116 3 yet, so being (No.) 3 or 4 isn't a big The best and worst computer 9. Georgia 7-1 1093 10 10. Ohio State 7-2 962 12. deal." ranking are thrown out, and the 11. Oregon 8-1 919 13 Being No. 120r better is a big other four are averaged to come 12. Florida 7-2 754 15 13. Texas Tech 8-1 745 17 deal for Notre Dame, for the up with the BCS standings' com- 14. UCLA 8-1 744 7 Fighting Irish become eligible for puter number. 15. West Virginia 7-1 710 16 16. Florida State 7-2 667 8 17. Auburn 7-2. 619 18 18. TCU s-i 491 20 19. Wisconsin 8-2. 385 14 20. Fresno St. 7-1 360 22 21. Colorado 7-2 302 24 22. Michigan 6-3 275 23 23. Loulsvlllle 6-2 242 25 24. Georgia Tech 6-2 117 NR 25. Boston Coli. 6-3 56 19 Others Receivirrq Votes: California 55; Texas-El Paso 52; Alabama players have a lot to celebrate now that the Tide are ranked 3rd in the BCS. Northwestern 43; Boise State 31; South carolina 18; Minnesota 17; Oklahoma 8; Clemson 1; Iowa State 1.

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