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INSIDE Can this true • Can WSU rebound from a four-game losing freshman lead the streak? Page 3 Wildcats over the • Team line-ups and depth charts. Page 6 and 7 Cougars? See page 4 • WSU research devoted to Bigfoot. Page 12 Ronald Veal WASfllNGTON ~ILY STATE UNIVERSITY ¥ERGREEN Established 1894 Vol. 94, No. 51 Rosenbachs are a WSU family by Kelly Kirk Sports Writer When the Cougars take the field to battle the Ari- zona Wildcats today, most fathers in attendance will be hoping for a strong performance from WSU quar- terback Timm Rosenbach. But the father cheering the loudest for Rosenbach will be be his own - WSU assistant athletic director Lynn Rosenbach. In his role as an assistant athletic director, the senior Rosenbach directs WSU sports camps, coordi- nates recruiting efforts, and is responsible for high school relations. "I don't do any recruiting in the field," he said. "I'm just there to make sure everything goes smoothly. "My busiest time of the year is in the spring when we start preparing for the sports camps put on in the summer," he said. The Rosenbachs' ties to WSU do not end with father and son, however. Daughter Dana is a senior majoring in education at WSU and mother Rosie also worked in the athletic department as the marketing and promotions director. She now works at the Pullman Chamber of Com- merce. So, back in the spring of 1985 When Timm was a senior at Pullman High School. It was difficult for his family, especially his See Quarterback's, page 2 Daily Evergreen/Andy Bronson and Ted Palazzolo (Above) WSU starting quarterback Timm Rosenbach looks for a receiver during the Homecoming game against Stanford two weeks ago. (Right) Timm Rosenbach and his father, Lynn. The elder Rosenbachis WSU's assistant ath- letic director. Page 2 Daily Evergreen Saturday, October 24,1987 Quarterback's father is a WSU fan Continued from page 1 father, to stay neutral while Timm decided where to go to college. He had heard from several col- leges, including WSU, about playing football. His parents tried to stay out of the decision-mak- ing process, but their bias showed through. "We both tried to stay out of it for the most part," Lynn said. "His mother (Rosie) really tried, but I told him I would like him to go to Washington State so I could see him play." "They told me they weren't going to try and influence my decision, but I could tell where they wanted me to go," Timm said. "Whenever I talked about another school, they'd get real quiet. " In the end, Timm narrowed his . -'--_.._ - _. Evergreen/GaryFoster choices to WSU and Arizona State. While WSU quarterback Timm Rosenbach has had his ups and downs this season for the Cougars, he can count on support and guidance from his father. "Most places recruited me as an athlete and said they would own place and my parents' house now," Timm said. "You never for now, is done with them. has after the season is over. decide where to put me once I is only a few minutes away. think it will happen to anyone "I'm just taking it one day at The Cougars have. been got there. But former WSU head "I can wait a little longer you know, but he's one of the a time," Lynn said. "I feel good trounced in their last ~o games coach lim Walden said he'd try before I go away." last people I ever expected to get and I'm still active." (44-7 and 38-7) and Rosenbach me at quarterback. But the decision to stay close it. "He's really been an inspira- had a terrible game (four inter- "I almost went to Arizona to his family in Pullman was not "It's made me look at life. a tion to me," Timm said, "and ceptions and 73 yards) against State," he said. "They had just because of a fear of leaving the little bit differently," Timm said. really to any-erie around him. " Arizona State. gotten a new coach so that kind nest. It has been four years, several "He's a tough guy - he'll "The guy from Michigan had of turned me off." Timm chose to remain in Pull- operations (one to amputate his make it through this," he said. a bad day two games back In the end, Timm said he man so he could be with his right arm) and some radiation Fortunately for Timm, he (Demetrious Brown had seven chose to be a Cougar so he could father, who four years ago was treatments since Lynn first hasn't had to battle anything as interceptions against Michigan stay close to his family. diagnosed as having cancer. learned of the disease. tough as cancer. But the way State) and rebounded against "I've got the perfect situation "When I first started here I He just completed the latest things are going for him on the Iowa, so I just have to do the here," he said. "I've got my wasn't sure he'd be around round of radiation treatment and, football field, he may feel like he same," Timm said. 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Throw out the season's first ball team its fifth straight loss WSU's passing game, the two games, and WSU is averag- when the two teams meet today bread-and-butter of its offensive ing a scant 13 points per game in Martin Stadium in front of a philosophy, has been especially over the last four contests. "The bottom line the last two Dad's Day crowd. bad. Arizona, 3-2-1 overall and In the third week of the sea- weeks is we are playing poorly 1-1-1 in the Pac-lO after last son, WSU quarterback Timm offensively," head coach Dennis week's 31-17 win over the Ore- Rosenbach was second in the Erickson said. "We're really gon State Beavers, is similar to nation in passing offense, averag- struggling on offense. the Cougars in that the Wildcats ing 0\ ~r 260 yards per game. "We're not even close to a have a first year coach and oper- But since, Rosenbach has Pac-lO team offensively." ate a less-than-conventional slipped to 10th, at 239 yards per But Erickson does not put all the blame om his quarterback. offense. game. Dick Tomey, former head Not only has his average "We make a bad throw or coach at Hawaii, is in his first dropped, but his play at key peri- make a good throw and the ball year as the Wildcat coach, hav- ods of games has been poor .. comes off our hands, or we miss ing replaced Larry Smith who In the final minutes of the Col- a block," he said. headed to USC last January. orado game when the Cougars "It's easy to put it on Timm Tomey's offensive philosophy had two chances to win the (Rosenbach), but by no means is is a strange combination of the game, Rosenbach threw eight. it all him. He's just not getting run (the wishbone) and the pass straight incompletions. The Cou- any support. Injury-wise, the (the run-and-shoot). gars lost, 26-19. Cougars have some problems but So far the mix has proven Saturday in Tempe, the Cou- for the most part are fairly effective as evidenced by last gars were still close early in the healthy.