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, Check the Web site for live· updates from the game. ) www.CentralFloridaFuture.com/galleries ') Do the .) UCF REMEMBERS Knight 1'11 thing on Sat. Dos and don'ts of football tailgating Akitchen wo er was caught stomping garlic with his work boots at the Great MATT MCKINLEY China Buffet restaurant in New York. The Staff Writer J restaurant wasI given. two sanitation• . violations from the Rockland County Students are chomping a:t the health department after someone took bit in anticipation oftailgating Sat­ pictures of the employee stomping garlic ') urday before UCF's first home in an alley. The employee is said to have VANESSA EZETA I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE game at Bright House Networks been fired. Stadium. Tailgating begins at 7 a.m. and • ends two hours after the conclu­ sion of the game. "I'm so pumped," sophomore history major Katie Dobosz said J "I plan to start tailgating right when it starts, at 7 a.m." Tailgating is allowed only on ground level parking lots. It is not • pennitted in any parking garage Marco Antonio Espinoza got stuck in a on any level. Tailgating without chimney while trying to burglarize a vehicles is also permitted on most home in Los Angeles County. It took parts of campus, with primary firefighters nearly four hours to locations including Memory dismantle the chimney and remove the Mall, Lake Claire and the Col­ man. The California man was sentenced Students honor memories boum Hall lawn to two years in prison and was ordered Vehicle parking is not author­ to pay the homeowners more than of those lost in U.S. tragedy ized along campus roadways, in $10,000in restitution. residential housing parking lots or JEFFREY RILEY & ROBYN SIDERSKY garages, or on any open grassy Staff Writers areas throughout campus. The sale, service, possession and consumption of alcoholic During the six-year anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, / 0 beverages will comply with state various UCF student organizations remembered the event, and federal laws. City and county those who lost their lives and all who remain. ordinances will not be enforced The Student Government Association Senate passed a during tailgating hours, thereby resolution on Sept. 6 to officially commemorate the sixth permitting alcoholic beverages in anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks in New York and open containers during tailgating Washington, D.C. The Senate led a moment of silence at hours. No public sale of alcohol is noon in front ofthe Student Union. · authorized on campus, except in I) "We felt that rather than just pass a resolution, we permanent dining establish­ AROUND CAMPUS,A2 should have some kind of event to remember those who ments, such as Wackadoo's Grub lost their lives that day," said Matt Passarella, chairman of &Brew. UCF COMPUTER STORE the SGA Service and Public Relations Committee. Anyone consuming alcohol TO HOLD TECH EXPO On the free speech lawn across campus, the College should be prepared to show proof Republicans planted 3,000 flags in the ground. Each flag that they are oflegal age to drink. TODAY FROM 9-11 A.M. represented one life lost on the morning of the attacks. Kegs, beer funnels and glass The Young America's Foundation, a think tank in j) The UCF Computer Store is hosting a containers are not authorized on Washington, D.C., donated the flags used in the demon- tech expo today in the Pegasus stration. · campus. Disposable plastic cups Ballroom of the Student Union.The Although their tent displayed a large banner bearing the and aluminum cans are encour- event will feature the latest in PC College Republican name, members said they weren't aim­ PLEASE SEE TAILGATING ON AS technology, as well as the opportunity ing to recruit. to talk to industry representatives. "We're here to memorialize Sept. 11 and those who died," said Edgar Robinson, chairman of the College Republicans. "There is no way to be against this, really." LOCAL & STATE, A2 One student, junior psychology major Ben King, made USF STUDENT REFUSES his own statement on the free speech lawn, only a few COREY MAYNARD I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE yards away from the College Republicans. Students view several of 3,000 flags planted in the free speech lawn by members of the Knights College Republicans. The flags are in honor of those who lost their lives during the Sept. JAIL IDENTIFICATION 11 terrorist attacks six years ago. Other groups made efforts to commemorate the day. WRISTBAND PLEASE SEE CEREMONY ON A3 make new One of the two University of South Florida students recently charged with possessing explosives in South Carolina is refusing to wear his jail Stadium identification wristband, jail officials Students participate in night of fright 1) said.Ahmed Mohamed is being denied certain privileges. MOLLY HAYS Casey Lehman, a sophomore political Contributing Writer science major, has participated in Hal­ their own loween Horror Nights. Last year she MARK SCHAUB On 23 terrifying nights this fall, Uni­ was a statue, painted ghostly white and Contributing Writer NATION &WORLD, A4 versal Orlando's Halloween Horror given instructions to stand still until the Nights won't just be opening its doors opportunity struck her to freak some­ Tomorrow, it won't just be to students wanting to be scared, it's body out. •l MOST PROMINENT the football team that needs to SUNNI SHEIK KILLED IN letting them get in on the action. This year, she's coming back. adjust to the idea of the new on­ "This year, the event is the biggest Lehman dictates her own hours by call­ campus stadium. IRAQ EXPLOSION and most intense Halloween we've ever mg in on the nights she doesn't have Knights fans will be adapting /) The most prominent figure in a revolt had," said Katie Elliott, a spokeswoman work or school. to what it means to actually of Sunni sheiks against al-Qaida in for Universal Orlando. "I just call and they put me wherev­ play a home game at home, and Iraq was killed Thursday in an The event will encompass both Uni­ er they need me," she said. "It's a really that means crafting new tradi­ ,., explosion near his home, police said. versal Studios and Islands of Adven­ easy thing to do. Its not stressful, just tions to go along with it. Abdul-Sattar Abu Risha was leader of ture, and will include eight new haunt­ for fun, completely for fun. That's why "Really, it makes up what the Anbar Salvation Council. ed houses and four new shows - one I'll probably do it all through college." college football is all about," will pay homage to the Rocky Horror Auditions will continue to run said Brandon Delanois, the Stu­ Picture Show. through Oct. 2, even after Halloween dent Government Association's INDEX TODAY'S Universal has also teamed up with Horror Nights kicks off on Sept. 28 coordinator for Athletic Rela­ New Line Cinema to bring characters because the event is in constant need of Around Campus 2 tions. "There are a lot of tradi­ WEATHER from popular horror films to the alternates and a variety of people with tions that are going to come out Weather 2 streets. COURTESY UNIVERSAL STUDIOS different skills. naturally." Local & State 2 This year's Halloween Horror Nights features three icons "Jack Schmidt - Jack the clown - of Halloween: Freddy Krueger, Jason and Leatherface. · "There's really no limit on what One of those new traditions Nation & World 4 has come and taken over Halloween we're loo~g for right now," Elliott may be the Knight Walk. Sports 7 Horror Nights and created a 'Carnival the ftlms Friday the 13th, A Nightmare said. ·~ the different haunted houses At 1:30 p.m., two hours ,, CHANCE Variety 11 of Carnage,"' Elliott said. ''.And he's pre­ on Elm Street and The Texas Chainsaw and all the different experiences that before the game, fans will form Oassifieds 16 TSTORMS senting three of the most famous Hal­ Massacre are coming to life with some we offer really require all different a human walkway that stretches Sudoku 17 92° 76° loween icons of all time: Jason, Freddy help from UCF students who make it things - all different heights, all differ- from Jay Bergman Field to the Crossword 17 Krueger and Leatherface." their job to scare. 1) HIGH IDW The characters and scenarios from This year will be the second time PLEASESEE AUDITIONS ON A2 PLEASE SEE TRADITIONS ON A6

•) ; Al www.Centra/FforidaFuture.com September 14, 2007 • !enmd jforiba 1utun ~ . AROUND CAMPUS Newspapers • NASA e-mails released 3361 Rouse Rd. Ste. 200 Wednesday indicate the space Orlando, FL 32817 agency was looking for ways to prevent astronaut meltdowns just three months before one­ •' time shuttle flier Lisa Nowak Auditions run through Oct 2 ~UCF was arrested in a scandalous Stands For Opportunity• love triangle. FROM Al of this little kid, and he backed up into stay involved with acting. The e-mails from late last an old lady, and she fell down;' Neilen Neilen said that he is a fan of the year show that space program ent body diinensions, all different per­ said. job's perks. This year will ·be his third Ap Neilen said that during his first year year returning as a scare-actor and, in ASSOOATED employees interviewed the for­ sonalities." COLLEGlATE Associated mer colleagues and the "com­ Lehman described the audition with Halloween Horror Nights, he addition to his pay of $7.50 per hour, he PRESS Press mon-law wife" of ex-astronaut process as a test to see whether or not played a crazy redneck. said that the annual pass, discounts and One free copy of the Central Florida Future Charles Brady Jr. after he com­ the people auditioning could be per­ "I would use chloraseptic straight in easier access to parking are what keep permitted per issue. ff available, additional copies nritted suicide in July 2006. sonable and willing to wear or do crazy my throat because I'd be screaming all him coming back. may be purchased from our office with prior approvalfor $1 each. Newspaper theft is a crime. It seemed to be an effort to things. . night,'' Neilen said r Also, Neilen said that "being able to " Lehman had similar scare stories. say you work at Halloween Horror Violators may be subject to civil and criminal find behavioral clues that could "They ask you a bunch of humiliat­ prosecution and/or University discipline. be a tip-off in future cases ing questions just to see how you'll "The bigger they are, the easier they Nights is cool." Brady, who had flown in respond, to see if you're bashful," scare," Lehman said. "It's the funniest "It's a great time," Lehman said "If .. space once 10 years earlier, was Lehman said. thing. When I was working in Demon you're thinking about it and you've a Navy captain and flight sur­ "They make you do dumb things Cantina - it was a vampire house - never done it .before, absolutely go geon who left NASA in 2002. like stand on your head and wear dumb every night without fail, there was a ahead and try it. As far as auditions go, LET US KNOW The e-mails, which included wigs just to see ifyou can jump right in. big, big guy, 6-feet 5-inches, 200 just be yourself and have fun." pounds, and they're usually drunk. For appointments and more specif­ The Future wants to hear no medical details and were I think the best thing about [the job] is ·from you. If you have a club, heavily blacked out, were being able to come out every night and "You don't have to do much, and ic information regarding auditions, call they get so scared they scream and run the audition hotline at 407-224-7622. organization or event and· want obtained by The Associated scare the pants off ofpeople in the park your information to be consid­ Press under the Freedom of and just really have fun with it." like girls. It's the funniest thing to see The event runs from 6:30 p.m. until • big, grown men get really freaked out." midnight on regularly scheduled dates ered for the Around Campus Information Act. James Neilen, a molecular and cdlumn, send a fax to 407-447- NASA refused to release any microbiology major, said that scaring Lehman said she took drama class and until 2 am. on special nights. Tick­ from her first year of middle school to ets for a single-night admission are 4556 or an e-mail to editor@cen­ notes from NASA doctors, people is the most exciting part of his tralfloridafuture.co01; Deadlines her last year of high school, and $64.95. managers or astronauts regard­ job as a "scare-actor" for Halloween are 5 p.m. Friday for the Monday ing Brady's suicide, saying those Horror Nights. . although she decided not to pursue For more information on pricing acting in college, she saw Halloween and event details, visit www.hal­ edition, 5 p.m. Monday for the were considered personal and "One moment I scared the hell out Wednesday edition, and 5 p.m. Horror Nights as a fun opportunity to loweenhorrornights.com. private materials. ' Wednesday for the Friday edi­ The space agency also tion. refused to release any records, reports or transcripts of mental LOCAL WEATHER health checks for Nowak, again • citing privacy issues. TODAY IN DETAIL Saturday High:92° Suspect on the run after injuring 4 Today Today: A40 percent chance of show­ CHANCE TSTORMS Low:76° • Miami-Dade police and killing 1 CHANCE ers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy. CUTLER BAY - A gun­ TS TO RMS Calm wind becoming southeast man armed with a high-pow-, · around 5 mph. Sunday High:89° ). ered weapon killed a Miami- High:92° Tonight: Partly cloudy. Southeast . wind around 5 mph becoming calm. CHANCE TSTORMS Low:74° PLEASE SEE LOCAL ON A4 Low:76° \ • _ (mtca( '11lrlba 1uture ·September 14,2007 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com .) ,, A3 , Ceremony raises concern

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Dade County police officer and injured three others Thursday and then fled, caus­ ing authorities to sweep • across South Florida in a manhunt, officials said: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez con­ firmed that the officer died. All four officers had been brought to hospitals after the 11 am. shooting, and the three survivors were in serious condition, police spokes­ woman Linda O'Brien said Authorities identified the suspect as Shawn Sherwin IRWIN FEDRIANSYAH I ASSOCIATED PRESS Labeet, 25, she said. He had a Motorists drive by the wreckage caused by an earthquake in a fishing village in Muara previous record for aggravat­ Maras, Bengkulu, Sumatra Island, Indonesia. The tremors killed at least nine people. ed assault, she said. O'Brien had said Labeet Most prominent Sunni sheik Humberto slams Gulf Coast was last seen in a black four­ killed in explosion in Iraq Thursday killing one person door 2007 Pontiac Vibe with BAGHDAD - The most HOUSTON - Humber­ tag number W59-EPT. prominent figure in a revolt to, the first hurricane to hit The car was later found at of Sunni sheiks against al­ the U.S. Gulf Coast in two a shopping mall parking lot in Qaida in Iraq was killed years, sneaked up on south­ neighboring Broward County, Thursday in an explosion east Texas overnight and­ but Labeet was not in it, she near his home in Anbar crashed ashore Thursday said province, police said. with heavy rains and 80- A man, a woman and two Abdul-Sattar Abu Risha mph winds, killing· at least children found in the car was leader of the Anbar Sal­ one person. were being questioned, she vation Council, also known The greatest concern for said. as the Anbar Awakenirig - many Texas residents was The man ''turned out to be an alliance of clans backing the heavy rain falling in •· another family member," said the Iraqi government and areas already inundated by a Mary Walters, another police U.S. forces. wet summer. spokeswoman. He was among a group of The Category· 1 storm At first, investigators tril;>al leaders who met Pres­ struck about 5 miles east of • incorrectly identified the sus­ ident Bush earlier this High Island, near the eastern pected shooter as a man who month at al-Asad Air Base in tip of the Texas coast, then is actually hundreds of miles Anbar province. weakened and bore into cen­ away in the Jacksonville area Abu Risha and two of his tral Louisiana, forecasters and was not involved in the bodyguards were killed by a said shootings, O'Brien said. roadside bomb, said Col. Power was knocked out There may have been Tareq Youssef, supervisor of for most of B~aumont and another man involved in the Anbar police. Port Arthur, Entergy Texas shooting, she said, but police No group claimed spokeswoman Debi Derrick did not release his name. responsibility for the assas­ said. She estimated about sination but suspicion fell on 100,000 customers were al-Qaida in Iraq, which U.S. without power in the imme­ - ASSOCIATED PRESS officials say has suffered diate wake of the storm. devastating setbacks in Valero Energy Corp. said Anbar thanks to Abu Risha a power outage shut down • and his fellow sheiks. It's its 325,000 barrel-per-day unclear how his death refinery in Port Arthur, but HIGHER would affect U.S. efforts to other oil facilities were unaf­ organize Sunnis against the fected UCF TEST PREP COURSES • terrorist network. One man died in east Smarter Test Prep. EDUCATION A senior member of Abu Texas when the carport at What's in the news at Risha's group, Sheik Jubeir his home collapsed on him, colleges around the country Rashid, said the explosion Bridge City Police Chief 407 .882.TEST www.testprep.ucf.edu took place at 3:30 p.m. as Steve Faircloth said. The Minority enrollment rises, aca­ Abu Risha was returning to town is between Port Arthur CoNI1NUJNG .. demic performance lags behind his home in Ramadi, Anbar's and Orange. UCF EDUCATION · BRINGING UCF TO YOU The proportion of minori­ provincial capital. Humberto is the eighth ty students among American A Ramadi police officer named storm this year and undergraduates rose to 32 said Abu Risha had received formed from a depression percent in 2004, from 17 per­ a group of poor people at his that developed Wednesday cent in 1976, but minority stu­ home earlier in the day, to morning. dents' academic performance mark the beginning of the still lags behind that of their Muslim holy month of Russia's choice for prime minis­ white classmates, according Ramadan. The officer, ter won't rule out presidency to a report released on speaking on condition of MOSCOW - President Wednesday by the U.S. anonymity out of security Vladimir Putin's choice for DepartmentofEducation. concerns, said authorities prime minister said Thurs­ The report, "Status and believed the bomb was day that he would not rule Trends in the Education of planted by one of the visi­ out a run for the presidency, Racial and Ethnic Minorities," tors. adding to the intrigue fol­ describes the findings of a After the bombing, police lowing 'his surprise nomina­ •• study that examined the edu­ · announced a state of emer­ tion just months before elec- cational progress of five gency in Ramadi and set up tions. · broad racial and ethnic additional checkpoints Putin nominated Viktor • groups: white, black, Hispan­ throughout the city, Rashid Zubkov on Wednesday after JOHN H. SYKES ic, Asian/Pacific Islander, and said dismissing Mikhail Fradkov; American Indian/Alaska COLLEGE who had headed the Cabinet ----OF ---- Native. All of those groups Three earthquakes spark since 2004. The State Duma, have shown increases in their tsunami alert in Indonesia the loyal lower parliament rates of completing high PADANG, Indonesia - house that often acts as a school and earning a college Three powerful earthquakes rubber stamp for Kremlin . ~~~~: degree, the report says, but jolted Indonesia in less than policies, is expected to •• minority students face per­ 24 hours, triggering tsunami approve the choice Friday. sistent challenges. In 2005, for alerts Thursday and sending Asked whether he would example, more than a third of panicked residents fleeing to be president, Zubkov said, foreign-born Hispanic young high ground. At least nine "If I achieve something in adults were high-school people were killed in the this position, I do not rule dropouts -:-- almost triple the tremors. out this scenario.'' rate for Hispanic young The first two quakes in Zubkov's remark deep­ adults born in the United western Indonesia - mag­ ened the uncertainty Putin States, according to the nitudes 8.4 and 7.8 - were created by choosing his lit­ report. followed by a 6.2-magnitude tle-known ally to replace Hispanic students outrep­ temblor in the east, accord­ Fradkov ahead of December •• resented black students in ing to the U.S. Geological parliamentary elections and college enrollments in the Survey. The largest spawned a March presidential vote in 2003-2004 academic year, but nearly 10-foot-high waves on which Putin is barred from black students earned more Sumatra island Wednesday, seeking a third straight term. • postsecondary degrees, the and the other two triggered Zubkov; who turns 66 on report says. A larger percent­ tsunami alerts Thursday, Saturday, has spent the last age ofblack students received Indonesia's meteorological six years overseeing investi­ financial aid than did other agency said. The alerts were gations into . suspicious ' groups, and black students' later lifted financial transactions as the average award - $10,500 - Indonesia, the world's head of the agency charged was the highest. Hispanic stu­ Into sessions largest archipelago, is prone with fighting money-laun­ • dents' average financial-aid to seismic upheaval due to dering. He was widely award - $9,000 - was the its location on the so-called praised by members of the lowest for all groups, says the Pacific "Ring of Fire," an arc dominant pro-Kremlin party Sept. 15, Saturday report, which collects data of vokanos and fault lines United Ru5sia after his nom­ • from multiple sources. encircling the Pacific Basin. ination was announced 10:30 a.m.-.Noon Across all groups, more Wednesday's quake trig­ But while his confirma­ Vaughn enter, Board Room, 9th floor women earned ·bachelor's gered a nearly 10-foot wave tion is a foregone conclu­ degrees than did men. That that slammed into at least sion, Putin's nomination of a • gap was widest among black one village on Sumatra. Virtual unknown ahead of Nov. 8, Thursday students,/ with women Smaller waves were record­ crucial elections muddied accounting for 67 percent of ed further down the coast. Russia's political waters, 5:30-7p.m. the· four-year degrees earned Rukhlan, a 43-year-old , amplifying questions about Plant Hall, Grand Salon by that racial category in fisherman, said residents in the popular leader's plan for 2003-2004, according to the Muara Maras were horrified his country and himself. report. The divide was small­ Wednesday when they saw The nomination ignited est among Asian/Pacific the ocean retreat and then speculation over Zubkov's Islander students, with fire back to shore. Two other role: whether he is Putin's women earning 55 percent of powerful tremors followed favored successor or a care­ bachelor's degrees. Among on Thursday in western and taker prime minister, per­ John H. Sykes College of Business • doctoral degrees awarded in eastern Indonesia. The third haps to be replaced closer to 401 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33606-1490 2004, the groups differed by quake, which had a prelimi­ the presidential vote. (813) 258-7409 • E-mail: [email protected] subject area. nary magnitude of 6.2, TAMP A struck off Sulawesi island - Web site: grad.ut.edu SYMBOL OF EDUCATIONAL EXCEUENCE a different fault line. - CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION - ASSOCIATED PRESS (j I, ,1 (tntral 31ott11a 1utun ·September 14, 2007 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A5 UCF fans aren't coming back in black BRENDAN SONNONE Over the last couple of weeks, Poekert a shirt that students can wear to basket­ Contributing Writer has been bombarding the media with ball, baseball, tennis, soccer and requests to publicize his idea, and has all other sports." When UCF fans pour into Bright been begging students to go gold. He's had But there is a concern that House Networks Stadium Saturday, there more than 3,000 people join his Gold pushing gold shirts will may not be a sea of black T-shirts. Rush Facebook group. frustrate fan Many students have said they will go "It's about pride and establishing tradi­ efforts to against the traditional ''Black Out" theme tion to become a big-time school," said achieve uni­ supported by athletics and the Student finance pending major Ryan Robbins, formity. Government Association. These students who is one of the 3,000 members. Molecu­ claim to be following a new theme, Robbins isn't alone. The demand for lar and dubbed "Gold Rush." gold shirts is growing rapidly, said CB&S microbiol­ While it seems like a simple decision Manager David Fox, as students and fans ogy major - black or gold T-shirts? - there has have been flocking to the store requesting Jonathan been a great deal of interest surrounding . gold T-shirts. Rohr, said the this debate for the last two weeks. . "Gold has definitely been in high student While "Black Out" is still the official demand;' Fox said body theme for fans this season, alumnus CB&S ordered "Beat Texas" shirts that needs to ~athan Poekert has been leading the cam­ come in gold and Fox expects to sell hun­ decide on paign urging students to wear gold to dreds. a color and football games. While there has been an increase in stick with Poekert, who earned his degree in mar­ support for "Gold Rush," the concept of it. .!) keting, said he thinks the Knights' previ­ changing from primarily black T-shirts to "It's not so much a ous.).attempts at Black Outs have been gold has posed several problems. question of picking black . unslfccessful. He got the idea to wear gold First, SGA has already ordered a large or gold but getting rid of the grey, wh~ he attended the Knights game at shipment of black shirts .to give out at the white, yellow and light blue," Rohr No . Carolina State. game. SGA Athletics Relations Coordina­ said. "I ~t there and was in awe ofthe entire tor Brandon Delanois tried to change the There might be those who prefer stadium being covered in red shirts," order to gold shirts, but the order had the "Black Out" theme or the "Gold Poekert said already been processed. Rush'' theme, but Delanois said that in Poekert believes it's easier for students But Delanois isn't opposed to gold the end, it doesn't matter. to wear'black but the color black has "no shirts. "We are all UCF Knights,'' real historical staple" in the program "I am looking into producing an afford­ Delanois said, "and unity will be because the mascot used to be called the able shirt in the $5-$10 range that probably achieved when all ofus are in the sec­ Golden Knight. will be gold," Delanois said "I want it to be tion together cheering on our team."

) ) Tailgating to commence at 7 a.m. FROM Al tailgate at Lot A of Memory ID to check in coolers, chairs nothing gets out of hand," Mall from 9 am. to 2:30 p.m. and tents. The items will be Emert said. "Everyone just aged. No alcohol is allowed They will also have two satel­ tagged and stored in a locked needs to be responsible while inside the stadium, except in lite tailgates along with the room during the game. having a good time." stadium suites and the club Office of Student Involve­ Drop-offs are scheduled The security office for lounge. ment, Alcohol and Other between 2 and 4 p.m., and pick­ Bright House Networks Stadi­ 'I Propane cooking grills are Drug Prevention Office, the ups are scheduled between 5 um is located on the main con­ highly recommended for tail­ Office ofFraternity and Soror­ and8p.m. course adjacent to Gate 10. gating. If using charcoal, the ity Life at Lake Claire and ''We won't be storing Incidents can also be reported hot coals need to be carefully Housing and Residence Life propane, grills, animals or to the UCF PD at 407-823-5555. ) 1 disposed of in the designated for the Towers, said Student Texas fans," Associate Director Physical Plant Senior Secre­ barrels around campus. Body President Brandie of the Union Rick Falco said. tary Lauren Murphy said there Couches and indoor furni­ Hollinger. ''We are not held responsible will be two companies supply­ ,, ture are not permitted out­ "There will be free Domi­ for any items in the cooler ing restroom facilities. doors. no's pizza, water, Rockstar Cola either." The primary company is All fans and tailgating par­ and roughly 3,000 Smoothie The parking lots will have Anderson Rentals - based out ticipants are expected to clean King smoothies," Hollinger to be cleared within two hours of Mims, Fla It is providing air­ up their trash. Dumpsters and said after the game ends. conditioned trailers with rest­ trash receptacles will be pro­ Students have been encour­ Associate Vice President of rooms. vided aged to "Do the Knight Thing" Community Relations Cynthia "There'll be 12 to 15 of them Waterford Lakes Town . and follow several guidelines Sucher said normal ground strategically located around Center and Smokey Bones Bar­ for fan behavior in hopes ofset­ parking lot regulations will campus," said Al Harms, vice beque & Grill have teamed up . ting a positive tradition on remain in effect before tailgat­ president for Strategic Plan­ with UCF to provide a free campus. ing begins and after the game ning and Initiatives. ''Each will shuttle from the shopping It basically means fans ends, except for ground park­ be attended, stocked and have We are committed to understanding what you want before plaza to all home games this should be respectful and ing lots in the Gold Zone. four to six bathrooms." we even start your hair, so you get it your way. season, said Waterford Lakes responsible while showing Security before, during and The second company is We want you to look and feel your best every day because we 're marketing director Shelley their school spirit, Hollinger after the game will be tight. United Site Services. It is pro­ here to create your best hair "DO" and your perfect hair "DYE"!!! ,, Sloan. said SGA will be handing out UCF Police Department viding Americans with Dis­ They will operate two towels emblazoned with the Officer Jeannette Emert said ability Act-approved port-o­ • Color hours prior to and after each motto. Alcohol, Beverage and Tobac­ lets as well as unisex game at two shuttle stops: one More information .can be co, or ABT, will be on duty in port-o-lets in Partnership II of • Corrective Color ,,, betWeen Panera Bread and found at www.dotheknight­ all parking lots. Orange County Research Park and at the cor­ Smokey Bones (adjacent to thing.com. Sheriff's Office will be within ner of McCulloch Road and • Perms Super Target) and the other Hollinger, along with other . the campus, and UCF PD will Orion Boulevard, Murphy said • Braiding behind the mall office, adjacent SGA members, will speak at be inside the Stadium. Semi­ Details aside, sophomore to Waterford Lakes Parkway the rally before the 1 p.m. rib­ nole County Sheriffs Office accounting major Adam Segal • Hilites-lowlites (near Friendly Confines). bon-cutting ceremony at the will be on Lockwood Boule­ said he's just looking forward "Smokey Bones will offer west gate entry of Bright vard and McCulloch Road, and to a good game and said UCF • Men's &Women's Haircuts passengers on each bus lunch House Networks Stadium. Florida Highway Patrol will be has a shot. • formal Sfyling &Up-Do' s and dinner discounts for pre­ The Student Union is offer­ on the other surrounding road­ "I feel like we've got a good and post-game meals," Sloan ing a free c~ler check-in for ways, Emert said chance ifwe play like we did in To make your appointment: 12263 University Blvd. students in the Pegasus Ball­ ''We're going to do our best the first half against N.C. State," said Orlando, FL 32817 SGA will have their main room. 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,\ 1) A6 www.Centra/Floridafuture.com September 14,2007 • (entta( '1ori~ 1uture • Confused students try to get a hold on majors • JENNIFER LARINO At Freshman Orientation, Staff Writer a student success presenta­ "I think you tion explains the functions of UCF sophomore Lesley Transfer and Transition Ser­ Windle was a hard-working should vices and the Sophomore student in high school. and Second Year Center and She fought to make the definitely start also makes known university right grades and earn policy, Jessup said. advanced placement credits. thinking about "We assist the colleges ' She finally found her way with advising," Jessup said. into the university as an hon­ it, even in the "We're pretty much a pres­ ors student, but when asked ence all day." • to choose a major, Windle vaguest way, as The goal is to get unde­ was lost. clared students thinking "I just thought 'What am I early as about their interests early in doing here?"' said Windle, their college careers. who spent her first year as possible. You ''We want them to make a an undeclared student, sort­ rational, careful decision," ing through her interests and don't want to Snow said. trying to fit them into a Students meeting with an t major. have that adviser are given pamphlets, During Freshman Orien­ personal interests tests and tation, Windle watched as pressure to pick lists of online resources to other students filed toward aid them in choosing a major. their respective colleges. something." One of the tests consists of Windle went to the unde­ - LESLEY WINDLE 24 questions designed to iso- 1------:__------:---­ clared student presentation UCF SOPHOMORE late a student's interests, cate- • where a peer mentor sug­ gorizing him under one of the gested she write down her six Holland Codes, which are interests that night and come realistic, investigative, artistic, back the next morning with undeclared students had a social, enterprising or con­ the list, but the pressure to hold placed on their records; ventional. The test was choose brought Windle to a this year, only 135 were put designed by psychologist "complete existential break­ on hold, Snow said. John Holland to assign careers down," she said. Beginning guidance in the based on peoples' personality • When Windle's sopho­ fall semester gives unde­ types. Each code is associated more year began, she was clared students more time to with a list of majors. informed that she couldn't figure out what major they Junior Blake Butler felt continue registering for want and time to develop a the pressure at orientation to classes without a major. to-do list to help them choose a major and settled "I got out the course book decide a major for spring, for mathematics, the field his and highlighted everything Snow said. father studied, he said. that looked remotely inter­ Both Transfer and Transi­ After his first semester, he esting," Windle said. tion Services and the Sopho­ still felt uncertain about his She finally decided to more and Second Year Cen­ major and sought advising at major in English literature. ter gear their services First Year Advising and Windle's situation isn't toward helping students still Exploration. There he took uncommon, a fact that struggling to decide what to . the Holland Codes test, brought about a university do. which helped him decide on policy change in 2006. "Most students we see are his current pursuit of a UCF places a hold on stu­ appreciative of the help,'" degree in finance. dents coming into a new said Jackie Jessup, coordina­ "I would suggest advising school year with 45 credits tor of Transfer Advising Ser­ to anybody," Butler said. ''.At or more and an undeclared vices, who specializes in least you're getting some­ major. Students who have a advising undeclared stu­ thing done.'' hold are unable to register dents transferring to UCF. Although Transfer and for classes until they sched­ The Transfer and Transi­ Transition Services and the ule an appointment with an tion Services and the Sopho­ Sophomore and Second Year adviser from Transfer and more and Second Year Center Center offer guidance, a Transition Services or the offices see a surge ofconfused large part of the decision Sophomore and Second Year students during add/drop process rests on the student, Center. week, when undeclared stu­ Snow said. The hold may be lifted as dents find their records are on . Windle, who is now hap­ soon as the student seeks hold, Snow said. pily settled into her major, I') advisement; they need not The work of the two suggests that students start actually choose a major. departments starts before whittling down their inter­ "Philosophically, I'm not the fall semester when advis­ ests early. big on holds," said Robert ers e-mail and call students. "I think you should defi­ "The phone calls are to Snow, director of the Sopho­ nitely start thinking about it, more and Second Year Cen­ gauge where the student is ter, "but they show students at," Snow said. "Most stu­ even in the vaguest way, as that they need to use their dents we call know what early as possible,'' Windle resources." they are interested in and said. "You don't want to have At the start of the 2006 may not realize they are list­ that pressure to pick some­ fall semester, about 330 ed as undeclared." thing." •· Traditions get new look • FROM Al But SGA isn't the only played at "Old" Cardinal Sta­ group hoping to start new dium, and he was there when Stadium. They will be able to traditions. A recent graduate the new stadium opened up cheer for their Knights as the had the idea to replace the nine years ago. football team makes its way "Black Out" promotions "Everybody always wants , through the lines of people from years past with a "Gold to see something new and to and into the Stadium. Rush" campaign. be a part of something new,'' A hot spot for tailgating Nathan Poekert started a Klein said. "When you're will be at Memory Mall, Facebook group among building a new stadium in .. which is the area between the friends to promote the idea particular, you're usually Classroom I and Health and of wearing gold to the game enhancing the game experi­ Public Affairs buildings. instead of black. Now even ence for fans, and by doing Music will be provided by local businesses are aware of that, it just adds to the whole '" Knightcast, the student-run the push to wear gold appar- atmosphere of the game.'' Internet radio station, and el. One tradition that formed many student organizations "Everybody talks about at UL as a result of the on­ will be in attendance handing traditions at UCF and how campus stadium is what's out free stuff. we don't have any," Poekert known as "railgating." Among new traditions, said. "I think that maybe Because the new stadium one old tradition will take on [marketers] and the school was built in an old railroad anew form. itself try to instill traditions, yard, fans hang out in caboos­ Activities for Freshman but the fact of the matter is es along the back of the stadi­ Frenzy will be held in the that traditions are started by um, where the railroad tracks New Arena this year. The students.'' still remain. Rowdy Knights, the student Not only would a sea of "I guess you would call group dedicated to cheering gold shirts look good on TV them mini-suites or some­ the team to victory and heck­ when the game is broadcast thing for fans that lease those ling opponents; Rukus, a hip­ on ESPN2, but people may suites out and outfit them hop dance team; and the welcome wearing gold rather· with their own unique decor Marching Knights will all be than black in the hot Florida inside and have a nice, in attendance. sun, Poekert said. unique tailgating area prior • At this event, freshmen "Do you want to be wear- to the games or after the will learn UCF cheers and ing black at 3:30 p.m. in the games," Klein said. the fight song. Even though afternoon in Florida after Student John Acosta was the event is aimed at fresh­ you've consumed a high excited about the Stadium •• men; all students are invited quantity of alcohol?" Poekert and the possibility of new to attend. asked. gameday traditions on cam- The pep rally will follow The last NCAA Division I pus. Freshman Frenzy in the school to build an on-campus , "It's probably better for Arena. The Marching stadium, removing the com- school spirit if it's on cam­ Knights will play fan mute to an off-campus one, pus," Acosta, a mechanical favorites including the offi­ was the University of engineering senior said. cial alma mater. The UCF Louisville. In 1998, the school No one really knows for Cheerleading team - which opened Papa John's Cardinal sure what new traditions.will won the National Champi­ Stadium. · begin when UCF opens the onship in 2007 - will also be Kenny Klein, the associate new Stadium tomorrow. there along with the UCF athletic ·director for Media "Some traditions are just mascot, Knightro, to pump Relations and Sports Infor- going to come and come nat­ up the crowd before the big mation at UL, is in his 25th urally,'' Delanois said. "It's game. Both events are spon­ year there. He was there really cool because we're sored by SGA. when the football team finally home.'' (\ •• )

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The UCF Football team is going to play its first game in Bright House Networks Stadium tomorrow in what might be the biggest game ever in UCF history. That's great. And it I) has the potential to be even bet­ ,, ter if the sta­ dium is packed with PADRICK BREWER UCF stu- Sports Editor dents and fans. It's just too bad that will probably never happen. UCF will be using a lottery sys­ tem to allot student tickets for home games, but the early results show that it doesn't work. . Assistant athletic director Joe Hornstein said that every applica­ tion for a ticket was fulfilled It's not a lottery ifeveryone wins. For tomorrow's game against Texas, UCF couldn't give enough tickets away. Ofthe about 8,000 stu­ dent tickets allotted for the lottery; only 7,636 were applied for. That is completely unacceptable. ANDY JACOBSOHN I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ERIC GAY I ASSOCIATED PRESS Unless the amount of "lottery" .') UCF's Kevin Smith [left] and Texas' Jamaal Charles are both big-play running backs who will be critical to their teams' success when the Knights and the Longhorns face off Saturday at 3:30 p.m. tickets is changed for the remaining home games, UCF athletics should plan on having significantly more than 360 tickets to give away to its .) staff: UCF will be playing the No. 6 Longhorns on Saturday, and there ·BY were unclaimed student tickets. I am not sure that has sunk in. Against the national champions of2005, a campus of45 ,000 students THE could not claim 8,000 tickets. This is what is wrong with hav­ ing a national powerhouse come into Orlando to play. UCF fans, as a r .I'" ' whole, just don't care. consistent line play on both sides of the Do you think there would be any UCF looks to upset I ball. available seats if this game were in Against the Wolfpack, the Knights' Austin, Texas? Absolutely not No. 6 Longhorns UCF vs. UT match-up defense stalled in the second half, allowing Just wait until next year, when 20 unanswered points. . the game is in Texas, and the entire MELISSA HEYBOER PLEASE SEE A8 With an offensive line the size of Texas', stadium will be filled Editor-in-Chief -- _ ~ - and a talented backfield in running back And color coordinated "Ithinkthis · tim. t th t Jamaal Charles and quarterback Colt , ·It turns out that UCF fans can't Attention: It's time. ·th isourbod te this oprove 1 l," · a we· MCc oy, UCF cant• 1ose iocusc. as they did"m can p 1ay WI any y a eve JUDior Ral .gh NC even seem to decide what color to After 28 years and $15 million, the wear to the game tomorrow. Knights fmally have a house to call their running back Kevin Smi~ said, "and we , ·~~ir ~llne is probably the fastest that go~ to go out there and ?o it. They are not we've ever faced and really strong and Penn State can get 110,000 fans to home. gomg to hand us anything. So long as we . ,, "white out" Beaver Stadium, but The opening ofBright House Networks k kin hard, ·t S tur mobile and probably the best blockers, eep wor g w h en 1 comes a - · d c. • kl 17 ·th Sh 1 UCF fans can't even decide what Stadium represents the dawn of a new era da 'll hat ha ,, seruor e1ens1ve tac e n.e1 o ogan color to wear to a student section for the UCF Football program, and wel­ ~~ ~~g can:;~~ said "So everybody~ go~g to have to stay that they can't even fill coming the Texas Longhorns as its first J t k ·ghbo · s th Fl ·c1a, fresh and everybody IS gomg to have to go What could be worse is that visitor signifies ho'JV' far it has come to get us as our nei rs m ou on 100 percent every play." who beat then-No.17 Auburn on the road I d t d th th UCF might not lose this game. there. th k bee. al hi n or er o re uce e pressure, e lastwee k. And e ~e: iore, App ac - Knights' offense will need to start fast, just The Knights pulled out a win in After beating N.C. State two weeks ago · Raleigh. N.C., against the N.C. State to open the season, the Knights are already an State upset a Michigan team that was a lik th did · t th Wi lfp k h national championship favorite prior to the ey d 25~g~~ . ~ ~ t ~~w en Wolfpack on Sept. L riding high on momentum as they enter the season. ehco~ h porn illm ~ rrs : Don't worry that the Wolfpack Saturday's game. "I think the teams I see on TV that are e .g ts w nee a consistent are pretty much atrocious. It was a Now; mix in a brand-new stadium and · ll ha that ak 1 offense, but m the past, they have constant- d omg we ve guys can m e p ays . k th · ffi · season-opening win on the road 45,301 screaming fans, and UCF could have up front,'' UCF head coach George O'Leary !y ~truggl.ed to eep err o ense consis- against an Atlantic Coast Confer­ a recipe for a shocking result. ence team. Granted, the Longhorns come to Orlan­ said when asked.about the recent ~psets in en_•it•s always important to get a good college footb.all. 'Evei;yone h~ skilled ath- start," senior offensive tackle Josh Sitton Now the Knights come home as do as the sixth-best team in the country, only 19-point underdogs, and we and 2-0 this season, but as the college foot­ letes, but I think the biggest difference usu- · d "B t ·t kind f lik tt ally comes down to the linemen." s~th· u l bse.ems . o Thea pa eham can't even fill the stadium. ball season has proved so far, nothing is out nror UCF t o contin" ue this seasons, upset WI us not emg consistent.. at s w t of reach. tradition, the Knights will need just that - PLEASE SEE ISRAEL ON A10 PLEASE SEE UCF ON A10 Men's Soccer falls to Stetson ·mfirst home match ZACH PARDES who struck first with a goaj. by Hatter Eugene Starikov "We knew going into the Contributing Writer junior forward Mike Mattson. scored the deciding goal in the game that it would be tough and He found the net after his 83rd minute after putting in a physical,'' Cunningham said in a ) Despite a two-game winning deflection was mishandled'by rebound off teammate Kirk press release. "Coming off the streak, the UCF Men's Soccer Stetson goalkeeper Evan White. Labusch's initial shot. weekend, we had some tired team fell to Stetson 2-1 in its 2-1 . Stetson senior Tanner Wolfe Although UCF had three legs, but these are the type of home opener on Wednesday evened the game at 1-1 with a opportunities to tie the game games you have to be prepared night. Stetson vs. UCF shot that got past the short side up in the fmal two minutes of for. An opponent like Stetson is Both teams eagerly awaited of goalkeeper Sean Johnson in play, Stetson (2-2-0) remained going to make you work on the start of the game, as Stetson's Gabe Shibly had the 44th minute. on top at the sound of the both ends of the ball. It is as inclement weather delayed the first offensive chance of the UCF senior James Georgeff buzzer. simple as we got outworked on kickoff by 30 minutes. • game, but couldn't convert after nearly put the Knights up 2-1 UCF's first-year head coach both ends of the field." When the stormy weather hitting the goal post seven min­ soon afterward, but his line­ Bryan Cunningham was disap­ The Knights were unable to slowed things down, both utes into regulation. drive shot deflected off the pointed with his team's per­ teams got off to a fast start. It was the Knights (2-2-0) inside post. formance. PLEASE SEE MEN ON A10 n A8 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com September 14, 2007 • (tntraf :Jlodba :Juture

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UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA he UCF Football team is ready For UCF to christen Bright House Networks to take part in the most monu­ Stadium with awin over Texas, the Knights mental day of the program's will have to be perfect. The Knights-have never T history. But how can this day be beaten a ranked team (0-16). described best? Is it.the day that the Knights open a stadium that they can finally call their own? Or is it the day where the Knights will face what may be their toughest opponent ever? UCF could have put the focus of Sat­ KYLEISRAEL urday afternoon solely on Bright House Qilarterback Networks Stadium by choosing to play Israel completed just 12 of his 24 passes some Division I doormat and have the · for 93 yards against N.C. State on more than 45,000 fans inside the sold-out Sept. 1, He must be sharp on Saturday • stadium celebrate without worry. and help take pressure off of UCF's top 0 Instead, UCF has chosen to get the offensive weapon, Kevin Smith. I I 'Horns - the 2005 NCAA National Bright House Networks Stadium will see its first action Saturday, when the UCF Knights take on the No. 6 Texas longh r'"'·" • ot••~ "" ...... "•• •• • •" • ••• • •• •·• • •• ··•·• • • • .. • """ •••'"' • • """' •• •• • •• Champion Texas Longhorns, that is. I I Suddenly, the stadium worship must and missed some targets that were open ries Saturday. I I I slightly settle. The on-campus venue is deep down the field KEVIN SMITH great, but the Longhorns are not just UCF head coach George O'Leary said Wide receiver A.J. Guyton vs. free :z another team. that Israel can't afford to make mistakes safety Marcus Griffin: Run"ing back They are one of the all-time elite foot­ against Texas and needs to stay within Israel can throw all his passes right on Smith will probably receive at least 30 V\ ~ ball programs. They have the most wins his limitations. the money, but it won't mean anything · carries against Texas, which will help the in the NCAA since 1998. A UCF win here "Take what the defense gives you," the receivers don't do their job on the Knights accomplish two goal~: keep the I I I O'Leary said "[Against N.C. State] he was other end. Rocky Ross had the most explosive Longhorn offense off the field and eVeryone can forget about what that N.C. State victory meant; a win on Satur­ trying to create situations that ... I don't receiving yards against N.C. State, but and keep the ball in the hands of their think he can yet. Let the call take care of Guyton was Israel's top target. He ha top playmaker. day would b,e a program-defining tri­ umph for the Knights. where your reads are at, let's not innovate eight passes thrown his way, and hei They may need to play better than too much. and deliver the ball on time.'' caught a team-high five. they ever had before, but ifthey want any To take some pressure off of Smith, The Knights qo not have a typic chance at all of stunning the nation, Israel will need to come out strong and quick-scoring offense, but Israel did here's how they can do it: show the Longhoms' defense that it must attempt a few deep throws intended for JOE BURNETT respect the Knights' passing game. Don't Guyton and Kamar Aiken; he just over­ Comerback expect the Longhorns to wait until the sec­ threw his receivers. Burnett will have the tough task of When the Knights have the ball: ond halfto keyonSmith;theywill be watch­ The Knights are not afraid to take trying to limit the Longhorns' dynamic Quarterback Kyle Israel versdS ing him all day. If Israel is inconsistent, some chances down the field, but they wide receivers. Those wideouts include defensive tackle Frank Okam: Smith will be running toward a very crowd­ pick their spots very carefully. Guyton iS Biletnikoff Award candidate Limas c Running back Kevin Smith signified ed line of scrimmage., and the Knights will one of those players whose speed coUI Sweed and current team leader in I I .; that he is the main weapon in UCF's be forced to get the bulk of their offense receiving yards and catches, Nate Jones. help UCF stretch the field and give the offense after the first play of the season. through the air, which is not their style. team Some instant offense that will nof ...... ···•••"••«•• ...... ,...... I I He ran for an 80-yard touchdown against Okam will be one of the Longhorns only help pump up the players, but alsd I I I N.C. State, using his speed to blow past a who will be trying to make Israel as energize the already-excited fans. number of defenders down the sideline. uncomfortable as possible. Since 1999, The Longhorns have had some great z Smith ended that game with a career­ Texas is third in the nation with 306 defensive backs in the last couple ofyears. LAWRENCE.YOUNG high 217 yards. But only 40 ofthose yards sacks, and they haven't slowed down this But Michael Huff, Aaron Ross and Cedri linebacker •'-'\ came in the second half. season. The Longhorns have seven sacks Griffin are all starting in the NFL Now; Obviously, the Wolfpack decided to Young, a true freshman, was a late addi­ in their first two games, .including 11/2 Marcus Griffin seems to be next in line. I I I J.Ceep their eyes on Smith and let Israel tion to the Knights' starting lineup fromOkam. He is the lone returning starter to the beat them through the air if he could against N.C. State. He had an impressive Even ifIsrael does his job, it's no guar­ Longhorns defensive backfield .from But Israel was unable to find a rhythm antee that it will open up enough room season, in which he finished second on first game in which he recorded nine with his receivers all night long. He com­ tackles and had an interception. for Smith. The Longhorns held then-No. the team with 90 tackles. He was selected pleted 12 of 24 passes for just 93 ¥ards 19 TCU to just 43 rushing yards on 32 car"' to the All-Big 12 preseason first team...... "-...... ~ ...... -; ......

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IJNIVERS/fFr Of TEXAS The No. 6 Longhorns come to Orlando So Burnett certainly has a tough with wins over Arkansas State and matchup on Saturday. He will have to Texas Christian. Their offense struggled fight past the 5-inch height difference for the first six quarters of the season between him and Sweed. But Burnett's before breaking out for 34 points in the top objectives are probably just to keep Sweed in front of him and to wrap him second half versus TCU. up right after the catch. Burnett will certainly be helped out by one of the Knights' safeties when cov­ ering Sweed, and the entire defense will benefit with the return of comerback JAMAAL CHARLES Johnell Neal, who missed the N.C. State Running back game due to injury. Atrack star in high school, Charles I I I has topped 100 yards rushing in Final words: each of the Longhorns' first two "The game is played for 60 minutes, games and has great cut-back ability. BRIAN BUSTOS I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE and we would like nothing better than to V\ coming off a win over N.C. State on Sept 1, and Texas has won the first two games of its season. start off how we did last game in the beginning of the game," Smith said "Me ::z ...... ·"··· ...... Grifi1n is leading by example already defensive linemen against the Wolfpack personally, I think this game is going to I I I this young season. He recorded 11 in an effort to stay fresh. The Knights be won in the third and the fourth quar­ I I ldes against the Homed Frogs and used a different line combination after ter. Probably the fourth quarter. ds the Longhorns with 21 tackles this every few plays and they will certainly "That's what it's going to come down I I . LIMAS SWEED on. The new starters in the second­ stay with that plan against the Longhorns. to and how we play in the fourth quarter Wide Receiver do have some previous experience, is going to determine ifwe win or lose!' Sweed is Texas' top deep threat. the Knights may have some success Wide receiver limas Sweed versus The Bright House will hold a tremen­ 0 The potential future NFL first-round en they decide to challenge them. comerbackJoe Burnett: dous atmosphere Saturday. So many draft pick has fantastic speed and The Longhorns defense is predicated "The big thing is that we cannot give people have been waiting for this stadi­ athleticism in his 6-foot4-inch frame. stopping the run, and Israel, Guyton up the big play ..." O'Leary said um for quite a long time. Now it is ready the rest of the offense will be facing The Knights will need to slow down for action, and the first game is on secondary that ranked 99th in the Sweed if they hope to accomplish that national TV against a top team. .-...... _ ...... ··································•···· · n in pass defense last year. goal. Sweed is extremely fast, athletic, It will be loud, raucous and very emo­ and at 6 feet 4 inches tall, he has the size tional. But, once the ball is kicked off, the and strength to overwhelm any defen­ Knights will need to control those emo­ MARCUS GRIFFIN en the Longhorns have the ball: sive back. He has drawn comparisons to Free safety 1°eXas' offensive line versus the tions and focus on the game at hand former Texas and current Detroit Lions For the Knights to win this game, they Griffin, another in a long line of lfd.sidlts' defensive line: star wide receiver Roy Williams. I I I talented Texas defensive backs, is The Longhorns' line adds some more will need to play as close to perfect as possi­ Sweed is the go-to player when the ble. Israel will need to be perfect with his the only returning starter to the · to the adage that everything is big­ team's secondary this season. He Longhorns need a big play. He caught 12 passes, the offensive line will need to be per­ V\ . in Texas. Three of the five starting ofhis 43 passes last year for touchdowns must lead a Longhorns' defensive eman weigh at least 300 pounds and fect with its protection and run blocking. backfield ranked 99th in the country in and averaged nearly 20 yards per catch. The secondary will need to be perfect with ::z. all range from 6 feet 4 inches to 6 is pass defense last season. Sweed also a candidate for the Bilet­ its pass coverage and the entire defense will I I I •"-••••••••••••••••M•-41•••••••••••••••••+-••• •••••••••••.._.,._ • .._.,,."• t 8 inches tall. They are all strong, nikoff Award, which recognizes the on their feet and can block well. need to be perfect with its tackling. I I nation's top wide receiver. Ifall ofthat happens, the Knights have With such a physical advantage, Texas He has not had a great start to this sea­ ts this game to be determined in the a chance to win. I I I son. He has been limited by a wrist injury But, as we have seen a few times this ~As the game continues, the Long­ and constant double-teaming from FRANKOKAM $'Mns will look to wear down the Knights' year in college football, a chance is all defenses. Nate Jones leads the team with any team needs to shock the sport. Q Defensive tackle ~line with its size and strength. 17 catches and Qµan Cosby is another He and the rest of the defense will This could open some big holes and And imagine if the Knights can come dangerous-wideout in the Longhorns' away with a win on Saturday. The fans look to disrupt Israel's timing. Okam to some big gains for running back offense. But, make no mistake, Sweed is has 11 /2 sacks this year and Texas al Charles. But the Knights have will surely storm the field and then there the first look for quarterback Colt will be only one question to ask: have has seven sacks in its first two games. ir own strategy to fight exhaustion on McCoy on almost every passing play and ir line. They played eight different you ever seen a stadium opened up and can make any crowd go quiet quickly. torn down in the same day? ...... _......

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I release date from Sept. 18 to release, for which he admits Sept. ll, meaning the album that "the third time is the would rival the content fea­ charm" on the song "Follow tured on fellow rapper 50 My Lead" with Robin Thicke. Cent's new album Curtis. Curtis has a good assort­ . As ofWednesday, Grad­ ment oftracks to choose from. uation had sold 437,000, The album's most noteworthy and 50 Cent's Curtis had songs are "Fire" and "Straight sold 310,000, according to to the Bank." Billboardcom SO's vocals are predomi­ In response to a BET nantly monotone and charac­ ·I host's suggestion to hold a teristic of the genre. debate between the two As far as lyrical content, the artists, West dismissed the album offers nothing ground­ idea and said the following: breaking. We get it 50. You're ''When I heard that thing aggressive, and if I look at you about the debate, I thought the wrong way; you'll bust a cap. that was the stupidest thing. The bottom line is that this When my albums drops and album doesn't drive home as 50's album drops, you're strongly as most had anticipated going to get a lot of good it would. music at the same time." This scenario begs the ques­ Still, the unofficial com­ tion, why would 50 Cent make petition has sparked the such a bold move as to declare interest of fans and con­ that he would no longer go on tributed additional rea­ to produce solo albums if Cur­ sons for making Sept. ll a tis didn't outsell Kanye West's day of remembrance. Graduation? Even unwrapping the So whose album is better? CD is exciting. Once The question is easier asked you pry your way than answered. The main through the saran wrap underlying difference and pop art that satu­ between Graduation and rates the disc jacket, a quick Curtis is the driving force " . breakdown ofthe track listing is behind the songs. enough to make any fan giddier Kanye West experiments than a schoolgirl more with melody in the delivery of The Graduation experience his vocals, whereas 50 Cent relies on is kick-started by the eye open­ the song's featured artists to provide er "Good Morning." The release the melody. West embraces more runs through13 tracks filled with variation with lyrical rhythm and samples from R&B classics and doesn't shy away from venturing manages to squeeze in a sample outside of modem hip-hop to bor- of Laura Nyro's "Save the der other genres. Country" on West's song '"!he The album comes with a Vita­ Glory." Coldplay fans will hear min Water insert - a friendly a familiar voice on the song reminder that our pal 50 has a "Homecoming:' which fea­ vested interest in our health. tures Chris Martin on This· pointless piece of the backup vocals teminiscent package is only mat<;hed by ofmusic by The Police. the racy photos of the rapper The release also featureS with a nude female friend's collaborations with T-Pain. bands down his pants. Classy! Lil' Wayne and Mos De£ If you bought the album and Admittedly, all the songs feel a little let down, look at it this on Graduation are worthy way: You can tum the songs into of recognition, but the top drinking games l:>y keeping track picks are "Can't Tell Me of how many times he says the N9thing'' and "Stronger." A word "gun." ~"thank you" goes out to West for using all of the Send questions, comments free disc space to display and album suggestions to: songs instead of the AmandaKShapiro­ dialogue pieces from prior @gmail.com albums. ' On Nov. IO and:U. West will share the stage with Kanye West, left, and 50 Cent face off before the Smashing Plimpkins presenting an award at the MTV Video for the Bang Music Music Awards on Sunday in las Vegas. Festival in Miami A12 www. Centra/FloridaFuture.com

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