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Show Daily Utah Chronicle 16 vidual discrepancies of each different team the Utes face. "She always makes sure we're ready," said senior center Carley Marshall, who has played under Elliott all four years of her collegiate career. "She's the ultimate competitor," Marshall continued. "She hates losing more than she loves winning, so she is always prepared to the ultimate degree, and she has always prepared us the same way." Not one to take losing easily, Elliott is never fearful of telling her players what they did wrong. Regardless of ELLIOTT continued from page 14 getting the most out of each player, which gave her some really gctod teams over the years. Basically, I think it's her dedication to the game that makes her a great coach." n for her ability to prepare her teams for anything, Elliott's coaching strategy 'is not only effective, but flexible as well. According to her players, she always makes sure that her team is ready for the indi Well-know- Z4 ir1 tz. to notice it and always lets her players know about it. Junior shooting guard Lana Sitterud, who has played under Elliott for three years now, said that Elliott's mentality is such that any mistake will bother her. "She'll do anything to win," Sitterud said. "When you lose, you hate it because of what Elaine will do." She is so competitive and it irritates her so much that even if you win, but play bad, it bugs her," she said. Rarely one to berate the referees from the sidelines, Elliott has defined herself as continued from page 14 Miller, the team had Alex Jensen and Mike Doleac. Of course, the year after, without a consummate professional. She is unwavering in her commitment to coaching, and the numbers speak for themselves when it comes to a judgment of her success. is ever good "Nothing enough for Elaine," Sitterud said of her coach in the most positive way. "She always wants something better, and that's what makes her a good Horn, the team went to Van the Final Four, but now times and players have changed, so it may be time for a little tweak or two. Instead of that power, the Utes have a different force with Bogut and Frost that points, with Jacobson coming off a screen to take a shot and then Bogut in the post area. But in order for the offense to be consistent and cohesive, the true emphasis should be getting the ball to Bogut and they are not using to maximum capability. As I watch game after game, I see stretches where the ball coach." tsmithchronicie.utah.edu making the opposition doublehim. That would instantly free up Jacobson to hit open shots, which would curb performances like he had against Wyoming, where he shot Not only that, but the Utes have shooters who can't create shots for themselves as easily, but can handily hit an goes into Bogut and he scores for two or three consecutive possessions, and then he doesn't get the ball back in- -team side. Instead, he catches the ball at the top of the three-poiline, where he either has to drive or pass the ball. Obviously, driving from the three-poiline isn't the optimal position in which Bogut should be. 7 loss In the huge against Air Force, which really took the air out of the team, and totaled Bogut was nt open jumper. nt -- L v - ' J . J It's all about using your advantages, and even though Bogut is only a freshman, he is clearly the best player to build around for Utah. If the Utes put an emphasis on working within the framework of the inside-ou- t game, then the team will have a much more consistent offense one that, in time, will learn to score more points. At this point, the Utes can't afford to lose or else they won't even sniff the NCAA Tournament. Handing the load to Bogut may be the key to realizing the Utes' potential and winning the conference tournament. akudiyachronicle. Utah, edu 59-5- i. , 15 points. Why in the world is he only shooting nine shots when he is shooting at such an amaz- 1 ing clip? That was one of numerous times throughout the season it has happened. Against BYU, when the Utes completed that amazing comeback, Bogut took over in the second half to lead the Utes to victory. But he still only shot the ball 13 times. Bogut has hit many shots, "l AY1 day in court. There are two sides to every story. From what we know of the charges, LEWIS continued from page ilinillilifiiW if 5UJ W ID iifflDi s. I 11 S 0 11 A these seem out of character for the Jamal we know." The NFL declined to comment. Lewis was the fifth pick overall in the 2000 draft, and signed that July with the Ravens. Last year, he became the fifth player in NFL history to rush for more than 2,000 yards. His 2,066 yards fell short of Eric Dickerson's record of 2,105 yards in the final game. In November 2001, he was suspended for four games after violating the NFL's substance and alcohol abuse policy. The league did not disclose the details of the violation, in keeping with its policy. Lewis is the second Baltimore Raven to face serious charges in Atlanta. In 2000, star linebacker Ray Lewis no relation to Jamal was charged with murder along with two other men following a fight. During the trial six months later, Ray Lewis pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of obstruction of justice. He testified against his two who later were acquitted of all charges The Associated Press a bone to pick? Got 00 00 OO filM)Y' l 2 to the editor: letters lettersclironicle.utah.edu Write x H 14 Hours after the call, Lewis and the friend, Angelo Jackson, met with the informant at an Atlanta restaurant, the affidavit said. There, Lewis and Jackson asked the informant how much cocaine the informant was capable of distributing, the affidavit alleges. Jackson and the informant met again on July 12, 2000, at a gas station in suburban Atlanta, the affidavit said. During the meeting, they discussed drugs, but no purchase was made. Lewis wasn't at the gas station. His attorney, however, said Lewis was at the restaurant, but not for the reason alleged in the indictment. Jackson was also indicted and arrested Wednesday. He faces the same counts and a third for attempt to possess with the intent to distribute cocaine. Ravens spokesman Chad Steele said the indictment came as a surprise to the team. "We had no clue," he said, adding that Lewis was in Florida. In a statement, the team said: "We believe in due process, and Jamal will have his 7'4 26, 2004 yet he doesn't seem to be getting that 10th or nth shot to keep adding to the total. The Utes are playing away from their strength, and I understand that senior Nick is an amazing player, but you cannot run an offense through him. It seems that the Utes' strategy is to use both at separate BOGUT e s$ ti fi whether or not her team wins, if something went wrong in a game, Elliott will be the first Thursday, February ' Medical School Applicants 2005 Entering Class UU Preprofessional Advising Office presents: i7 Ml mE 0220oj B:Ga Medical School Application Workshop m .ft r: .J i location nnnpRnRmp w iv--s v mill11 t J L - fill kt 4 "w c.aa 7.m n '.'4 t--a 1 , 2004 itd nn Details on: MCAT, Recommendations, AMCAS, and Interviews 1 ' j Monday, March ALL INTERESTED PREMEDS WELCOME! Marilyn Hoffman, Premedkal Advisor ' l !'' 1 it I NOW is the time to begin preparation! s X 1 |
