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Cougars Were Arising, out of Their Bed, While Visions of the Fiesta Bowl Danced in Their Heads SPORTS WEEKEND 11/22/02 2:58 AM Page 2 2 | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2002 SPORTS WEEKEND THE DAILY EVERGREEN ’Twas the day of Apple Cup WSU vs. Washington rivalry evokes “Night Before Christmas”-like expression Hannah Herbig Sports Weekend was the day of the Apple Cup, when all through the Palouse ’Tthe fans were getting ready, missing the game was no excuse. The uniforms were hung, by the closet with care, in hopes that the game soon would be there. The Cougars were arising, out of their bed, while visions of the Fiesta Bowl danced in their heads. And the fans in line, decked out in crimson and gray, bundled up tight, in the cold of the day. When out on Martin Stadium there arose such a clatter, I sprang from my seat to see what was the matter. Away from the bench I flew like a flash, grabbed my spirit sticks and began to bash. The sun glazed on the new-fallen snow, gave the luster of midday to players below. When, what to my wondering eyes should appear, but our mighty Cougar Butch, and our players so dear. With the little helmet car, so lively and nice, I knew in a moment it must be coach Price. More rapid than Huskies, his players they came, And he whistled, and shouted and called them by name: Now Gesser, now Trufant! Now Bush, now Darling! On Basler! On Green! On Dunning and Derting! To another first down, to the end of the end zone! The UW Huskies, we will dethrone. To their every touchdown, we will reply, when they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky. So on the field, the path they flew, with the book full of plays, and Coach Price, too. And then, in a twinkling, I heard in the air, it could be heard through the Palouse, I swear. The cheering and screaming of each Cougar fan, students and alumni, and even the newsman. As I drew in my head, and was turning around, down the field the Cougars came with a bound. They were dressed all in crimson, from each head to each foot, and their uniforms were all marked and colored like soot. A football in hand as they flung Huskies off his back, and he looked for the pass from our Heisman quarterback. His eyes — how they twinkled — his dimples how merry! His cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry! His feet were quick as he dodged to and fro, and the face of Neuheisel was as white as the snow. The end zone he saw it, it looked so near, when all of the sudden, two Huskies did appear. CATCH SOME CULTURE APPLE CUP WEEKEND!! He looked to the left and he looked to the right, and sighed in relief when teammates came in flight. And I cheered when I saw it, the Huskies they tackled, they fell to the ground, looking all dazzled. A wink in the Cougar’s eye, and a nod of his head soon let me know I had nothing to dread. He paused not a second, but went straight to his work, and as he ran to that end zone the crowd went berserk. HOLLAND/NEW LIBRARY MUSEUM OF ART/WSU And holding that ball in the air, the Huskies froze, giving a nod, up the Cougar fans they rose. And the score was final, the Apple Cup was won, and down the fans all flew to the field with the sound of the cannon. And I heard it exclaimed, as Huskies ran out of sight, Cougars fans were all yelling in the heat of the night. “Look who has won, the score is true,” “Forget them damn Huskies! Forever WAZZU!” Copyright © 2002 WSU Student Publications The Daily Evergreen Board. All WSU Student Publications articles, photographs and graphics are the property of the P.O. Box 642510; Pullman, WA 99164 WSU Student Publications Board and may not be reproduced without expressed written consent. 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Wt. 1 Jafar Williams OLB Senior 6-0 230 43 Owen Biddle FS Junior 5-10 190 1 Reggie Williams WR Sophomore 6-4 220 45 Brandon Ala LB Freshman 6-4 225 3 Roc Alexander CB Junior 6-0 185 47 Anthony Kelley LB Senior 6-2 240 3 Cody Pickett QB Junior 6-4 215 49 Sean Almeida FB Sophomore 5-11 215 4 Isaiah Stanback QB Freshman 6-3 190 50 Brad Vanneman C Freshman 6-3 295 5 Sam Cunningham QB Sophomore 6-0 180 51 Brandon Leyritz OG Freshman 6-3 315 5 Zach Tuiasosopo FB Sophomore 6-2 245 51 Houdini Jackson LB Senior 6-1 245 5 Scott White LB Freshman 6-1 230 52 Jonathon Kovis OG Senior 5-10 225 6 John Gardenhire FB Freshman 6-0 215 53 Joseph Lobendahn LB Sophomore 5-10 225 6 Eddie Jackson WR Junior 6-5 220 53 Aaron Butler OG Sophomore 6-4 320 6 Nate Robinson WR Freshman 5-9 180 54 Jens Jellen OG Freshman 6-5 260 7Wilbur Hooks Jr. WR Senior 6-0 195 55 Tui Alailefaleula DT Sophomore 6-4 295 8 Jordan Slye S Freshman 6-4 195 56 Manase Hopoi DE Sophomore 6-4 255 8Kenny James RB Freshman 5-10 210 57 Mike Thompson C Junior 6-2 290 9 Shelton Sampson RB Freshman 5-11 185 59 Jerome Stevens NT/DE Junior 6-3 285 10 Charles Frederick WR Sophomore 6-0 180 60 T.J. Orthmeyer OL Sophomore 6-0 275 10 Evan Knudson PK Sophomore 6-0 180 61 Tusi Sa'au OL Freshman 6-2 290 11 Doug Clarke WR Senior 6-2 200 62 Mike Savicky DE Freshman 6-4 250 12 Taylor Barton QB Senior 6-3 195 63 Clay Walker OL Freshman 6-4 285 14 Lukas Michener P Sophomore 6-1 170 64 Robin Kezirian OL Freshman 6-3 300 15 John Anderson PK Senior 6-3 195 65 Josh Miller NT Sophomore 6-3 270 15 Casey Paus QB Freshman 6-5 215 65 Khalif Barnes OT Sophomore 6-5 300 16 Adam Seery FB Junior 6-2 215 66 Wiliam Kava OG Freshman 6-3 275 16 Jeffrey Clay PK Junior 6-0 175 67 Nick Newton OT/OG Junior 6-5 330 17 Derek McLaughlin P Sophomore 6-2 195 68 Rob Meadow OT/OG Freshman 6-6 290 18 Matt Griffith WR Sophomore 6-2 200 70 Jason Simonson OG Junior 6-4 315 18 Wendell Thompson S Freshman 5-11 210 71 Francisco Tipoti OT Junior 6-5 320 19 Eric Shyne CB Freshman 5-11 175 20 Paul Arnold WR Senior 6-1 200 72 Todd Bachert C Junior 6-4 310 20 Matt Fountaine CB Freshman 5-11 180 74 Stanley Daniels OL Freshman 6-4 320 21 Patrick Reddick WR Senior 5-10 190 75 Elliot Zajac OG Senior 6-5 310 21 Derrick Johnson CB Sophomore 6-0 185 76 Justin Booker OT Junior 6-2 290 22 Ty Eriks FB Freshman 6-2 235 77 Stephen Johnson DL Freshman 6-5 260 23 B.J.
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