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They are 3021 Brooks, Missoula produced by the Sports Information Director and the UM Printing Services. 1 Today’s Game by Dave Guffey Grizzly Sports Information Director Grizzlies Host Broncos in Season, Big Sky Opener “ How are you guys going to be this year?” is the for the Griz, compared to the third for the who will all see action in coach Donovan’s sys­ question constantly being asked of University of Broncos. tem. Montana football coach Larry Donovan and his BSU lost its home opener to Cal-Fullerton, 13- Cornerback Alex Rodriguez may be one of the staff. 10, on a last-second field goal. But, last week biggest surprises in the secondary and Scott Well, that question and several others will be Fullerton knocked off Pacific Coast Athletic Timberman, Ned Becker, Tony Harvey and Gary answered this afternoon as the Grizzlies host the Association pre-season favorite Long Beach State Lowry have all had their moments this fall. Boise State Broncos in their season and Big Sky by a touchdown. BSU scored an impressive, The “ G rizzly W all” will have its hands full today Conference opener. come-from-behind 33-14 victory over Eastern with scrambling QB Gerald DesPres, who is 30 of BSU has been at or near the top of the Big Sky Washington last week. Both Long Beach and E. 53 (56 percent) for 366 yards and two touchdowns race consistently over the past 10 season, Washington are on UM ’s nonleague schedule this this season, and was instrumental in the Broncos’ garnering five league titles and tying for another. season. 21-14 home win over UM last year. “ Playing Boise State in our opener is a The Grizzlies were picked by many early- Tailback Rodney Webster, a speedy 5-10,190- tremendous challenge because of their winning season polls to be around fourth in the league pounder, was 7th in all-purpose rushing in the Big tradition and the depth they have in their race, while BSU was picked a notch higher Sky last season and a solid player. Wide receiver program,” Donovan said. “ Boise is a title behind Idaho and Reno, ranked second and third, Kim Metcalf is a “ burner” and leads the team with contender every year in the Big Sky.” respectively, in Sports Illustrated’s 1-AA five catches for 105 yards. preseason national poll. One of the reasons UM was picked as a conference dark horse is the offensive line of Rick Linderholm (6-5, 270), M ark Madsen (6-5%, 262), Glenn Dacus (6-4, 245), Eric Dawald (6-2, 240), Bob Cordier (6-4, 250) and Brian Salonen (6-2%, 232). The offensive line, labeled “Ground Control,” may be the best group the Grizzlies have had in many seasons, led by Madsen and Cordier, two fifth-year seniors, and of course Salonen, an All- American candidate at tight end. 'I Replacing 1,000-yard rusher Greg Iseman is 3 also a big task, but senior Joey Charles (5-10,202) ^ has the most quickness UM has had at tailback in ^5 several years. Senior Derrick Williams will be at 52 fullback, and Kelly Richardson emerged as the top Sutton) (Geoffrey QB, standing out in all three Grizzly fall scrim­ mages. Junior C urt McGinness (6-3, 194) and soph Alan Botzheim (5-11, 185) provide quality backups at TB and will see plenty of action. Behind Richardson are three able QBs in Bob Connors, Johnny Coppedge and Allan Powell. At the wide receiver spots Bob McCauley and Brad Dantic are proven veterans, along with Tim Sundquist. Sophs Tony Coe and Scott Moe have come on strong in pre-season. Defensive tackle Shawn Poole All-conference honorable mention Dean Wide receiver Brad Dantic. Rominger will handle all of the kicking chores, and ranked 17th in 1-AA in punting in 1982. Donovan and his senior-laden squad hope to Defensively the Grizzlies return all conference win a second straight Big Sky crown and break tackle Cliff Lewis and All-American honorable Another big plus for BSU is kicker Tony BSU’s streak of four straight wins over UM and mention and first team All-Big Sky safety Tony Massagli, who hit field goals of 43, 42, 37 and 31 knock them off at home in Dornblaser Field — a Fudge (see today’s cover). yards against Eastern Washington.