Show 5-'- v T V 'fif - T' t ‘‘I jir "N1 “ f— Ti- - ij & jV : sraMfiaiestt! 141111111111 :'-- iw 1¥ r fa f- - The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday October 25 1996 Continued from Page 8 also on pace to pull off — although an A-- I'RliSNO Calif (AP) — Jim Sweeney's Irish eyes flickered between teary and twinkling Thursday when he announced he will retire as lrexno Slate football coach at the end of this season My then Sweeney 67 hopes to have his 2(N)th victory a goal that has been reached by only 15 other major college coaches Because of his coming retirement Sweeney said 200 wins “is more important now than it was at the beginning of the season I thought it would he accomplished by now" Sweeney whose Bulldogs are 4 this year now has 198 victories in 32 seasons Team members vowed to gel him the needed two victories “We've just got to win these last games Tor him" wide receiver Brian Roberson said Sweeney will he favored to win his 199th in a road game Saturday at winless Nevada-La- s Vegas and his 2tXhh on Nov 2 at home against Boise State I le got a little teary when Fresno State President John Welly praised his 19 years here but Sweeney quickly came back twinkling with quips to the reporters and supporters who attended his press conference “I appreciate the size of the funeral" said the coach who was wearing a Bulldog red sports coat “Every Irishman wants the biggest funeral" title this 2 year would make it a three-pe- at By beating the Bears Thursday night Preston secured it’s fourth straight district championship and the 16th in school history But Bear I ! who has beat the Tribe twice this season didn't make it easy Trailing 14--8 in the first game the Bears rallied to tic the score at 14-1-4 before Preston could put them away “Wc weren’t playing as well as we did on Wednesday” Preston head coach Launa Moser said We had a lot more mistakes but we made a few adjustments and fixed some things” Senior middle blocker Kaycce Paskins led the Indians with 10 kills while junior Brittanie Stokes added ?ix kills with only one hitting error and junior Erica Olson had four stufis blocks and three other blocks Senior setter Kellie Kingsford provided 20 assists nine digs and three aces I The Indians open State tournament play at 10:30 a m on Nov 1 at Skyline High School in Idaho Falls team from District 12 They’ll play the second-plac- e “We feel pretty good” Moser said “We’re seeded where we want to be on top of the bracket and St Marie’s is at the bottom of the bracket And the kid are peaking just right” So apparently are the Grizzlies “Just before state is a great time to peak" Logan head coach Jolcnc Herzog Cook isn’t convinced that the Grizzlies are at their pinnacle though “We’re playing well but we can still do better" she said “I don’t think we’re at our peak yet” But at least they’re out of the big valley that the Mustangs left them in a week ago following a 15-- 2 15-- 1 rout at Hyrum Displaying a sharp offense and gritty defense Logan was not the same team that went so quickly and quietly at Mountain Crest “That's the same team” Herzog declared “They just played tonight and that makes a difference" Early in the first game Cook was the only player on cither side of the net that wasn’t mistake prone notching four of the first five kills of the match Robert HendrlckaHerald Journal comes up with a dig Jessica Christensen Logan's Thursday night against Sky View Once both teams got rolling the Cats tied up the game at 5 but an ace by Sarah Boatwright another kill from Cook sparked a 10--1 run by the Grizzlies Sky View’s offense was anemic in the first game totaling just seven kills to 16 for Logan And (he Grizzlies’ defense made life hard on SV's Denise Griffin who finished the match with just one kill On game point Logan dug up five straight attacks stroke from Griffin before Liz Cook's finally fell in to end the game Behind the serving of Heather Ellsworth the Cals got back on track in the second game but this lime Logan came back to tic the score at 5 on big swing from Maria Cook The game was then tied six more times until Tonya Smart's block gave Logan a 14-1-2 advantage Back-to-bahitting errors then doomed Sky View’s chance of a comeback “I thought we had the momentum back in the second game but a couple of breaks went their way" Jensen said Boatwright led all servers with four aces while Liz Cook finished with five kills for Logan Toni Merrill paced Sky View with seven kills 5-- 7) The only regular season loss came against Colorado 6--0 They did fall to San Jose State in the bowl game 20-- 0 “This is the third anniversary Frank “Bus” Williams John Caputo Lloyd Hayes Norvel “Nog” Hansen Dick Howard Moroni Schwab Fcrron Evan Sorenson Jay “Most of us are in our 70s” Maughan has fond memories of several big games in 1946 The The audience did Health is keeping Sweeney from another goal coaching here 20 years Sweeney has had sewn major operations in recent years the most recent because of a near-fatautomobile accident last March that badly damaged a knee al Van Noy and Bill Ryan Son-dcregg- er Both teams were coached by EL “Dick” Romney after whom the current stadium is named “We were all successful after football and I think that would have made the old man (Romney) proud of us” Peterson said “Dick Romney had a brilliant mind and came up with the trap block and was the first coach to send a man in motion lie also didn't believe in running up the score If we got ahead by two touchdowns he would play everyone on the bench” Barry Mitchell (4 sacks) is also release “When John L Smith led the University of Idaho to go to Utah Stale he left a few players behind” Aggie athletes arc also “pumped” for this game Some have said they need to “defend" in making the decision to come to "That’s neat” Smith said “I hope they take it to heart and go play their tail off Thai’s what it's going to lake because wc need a great effort I know those Idaho kids will come down and give a good effort" Aside from all the emotion two of the nation's top offenses will be on the field Saturday The Vandals are fifth in total offense (4957 yards per game) and first in passing offense (3723 yards) The Aggies arc eighth in total offense (4724) and ninth in passing offense (3276) Idaho is led by senior quarterback Ryan Fien He is second in their coaches' honor solid” very A factor that may also play a role is the weather Snow Hurries are in the forecast for Saturday but it is supposed to be warmer than today “If it gets real sloppy it may end up favoring us” Smith said “It could come down to our DBs or their DBs and how good they cover It will come down to athletes making plays” 15 touch- attempts 156-of-2- Continued from Page 8 coach Chris Tormcy in a press ck that Maughan recalled were had” Maughan said Sweeney said he wants “to celebrate having Ihxii here so long Give me a little applause for that" the country in total offense (3528) and has passed for 2156 yards on Vandals 5-- title USU beat Utah that year 22-1- 4 for its first win in six years over the Utes John “Doc” Worley had a long touchdown run in that win Maughan recalls Worley is still with the Aggies as one of the team doctors Other members of the ‘46 team That team won the Mountain States Athletic Conference (Big AP piiuio tearful- Fresno State head football coach Jim Sweeney ly announces his retirement on Thursday flat-fool- 28-1- Aggie team we’ve 2-- 4 on Aggies beat Denver Dec 7 to claim the conference Continued from Page 8 Page 9 Sweeney to retire at Fresno Grizz Greats - - downs and seven interceptions “lie (Fien) will drift around and get out of trouble” Smith said “He will kill you if you let him drift around and throw it down field He doesn't scramble but finds the open receiver and has great accuracy A big key is we’ve got to keep him hemmed up” Vandal running back Joel Thomas is also dangerous He is third in the conference in rushing Freshman back running Dcmario Brown (47 carries 320 yards) and senior Abu Wilson (168 742 and 12 TDs) have split time all week Brown started last week and had a career day with 165 yards on 21 rushes Nakia Jenkins continues to lead (798 yards) and scoring (833 points) Idaho has three of the league's top six receivers in David Griffin (39 catches 514 yards) Robert Scott (33 462) and Antonio Wilson (32 641) Another big key according to Smith is the Aggie offensive line They must protect quarterback Matt Sauk (118-of-2pass attempts for 1934 yards) “We've got to be able to block their defensive front” Smith said “If wc can block their front then I think we can have some success There aren't too many players in the Aggie receivers with 57 catches for 958 yards and five TDs ranking fifth in the nation Free safety Johndalc (’arty leads the defense with 103 tackles followed by linebacker David Gill with 100 Corncrhack Dwayne Nelson leads the team 13 with three interceptions Defensive tackle Ben Crosland and end Danilo Robinson lead in sacks 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who ware 3-- whan he was haalthy and during his absence "I don't know that I'v ever been around a laam that a been affected so adversely by in xyury Johnson says For another even it Johnaon doeanT gn hit laam a speoal pap tali lx players are aware of how much a wm means to him Tha Dallas players are loo They re suggesting met Jimmy may have a special play ready — n onsto kick on toe opening kckoff pertiar’ Thais part of Johnaon my tique He a the beet motivator at leaM tor one game among currant NFL coaches So DOLPHINS 20-1- Kanaaa City (plus 3 1 2) at Denver The Chief never mad to beat toe Bronco Now they ve won an of ogh including a 1714 win al Arrowhead HM month and toe leal two 0 Mil e Hii Stamm St a Ihvips bong equal John Ehvav a ham bear Steve Bono BRONCOS 21 13 Sen Francieee (minus 8 12) Houston 6 toe 48sre mho ehnved up m Green Bay th iw uc m Houston M theykwn c H t me 49n-- wN) nea-'- lot ii lorn me Rr- px ih Tnj Buffalo (piua 4) at Naw England Tha Bill have baan living on tha 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