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Show Wednesday, February 1, 2006 ™ DAILY UTAH CHRONICLE Read between the lines. BASEBALL BRINGS IN A NEW BATCH OF PLAYERS to see what it's like, but I've got a pretty good idea." But Utah has more than just new pitchers on this year's roster. The offense will also get an infusion of new blood, which the coaching staff believes can make up continued from Page 7 for the losses of graduated seniors Doug ference of all may be the depth he now Beck and Trevor Eastman. Erich Kemp, who earned first-team sees up and down the roster, with all the All-America honors at Palomar Junior new pitchers the team has brought in. "We feel like we have some depth now, College last season, is expected to figure and we have some options," he said. "We prominently in the offensive and defenmay not see that right off the bat—these sive outlook of this year's group. guys have to get orientated to Division-I "Kemp's going to be a good player for baseball and so forth. We definitely have us," Kinneberg said. "He adds nice stabilmore of a chance of getting guys out this ity to our defense, and he's going to be a year than last year." nice offensive player for us, too." TVue freshman Corey Shimada, a lefty As for the players themselves, they don't expect too drastic a change as they from Murray High School, is going to get take to the field as Utes for the first time. a chance to start in left field right away. "It's a privilege to be a freshman and "I think I've got a pretty good feel of what it's going to be like," King said. "The being able to start at Division-i," Shimada fall practices we had were pretty intense, said. "It feels pretty good. It's definitely we worked out as hard as any team could a change from high school. The competiwork out. It might take a game or two tion is definitely a lot better." ; I www.dailyutahchronicle.com ','• Enjoy the luxury of on Aveda hoircu ;e*perience for only Si 5 on your first Also expected to be in the mix for playing time are hurlers Jason Williams, a transfer from Yavapai College; 6-foot-io, 228-pound Rory James, from Pasco Hernando Community College; and freshman Brad DeVore, from Horizon High School in Scottsdale, Ariz. For the newcomers to the Division-I ranks, a grace period to get acclimated to the heightened competition is par for the course, and Kinneberg expects as much over the first few weeks of this season— especially for the youngsters coming straight out of high school. "(For) the high school guys it takes a little bit. The game speeds up, and every player's a good player," Kinneberg said. "Wnat you hope for them is that they start out being able to hang on and get through some of the rough times they're going to have and not lose their confidence. Because it can be a tough stretch for a while." c.bellamy@ chronicle.utah.edu visit. Included FREE with every-! alon service is 2 of the following: ~i • ;-: • - \ Aveda Stress Reheving Treatment .•'/•" ....... Aveda Haf# Mossage Make-up FiiSfehing Touch /> ' ' Quick Cleanse and Hot Towel Facial (78.0 rating). In 2001, as Ahman Green enjoyed a breakout season, Favre rebounded with a 94.1 efficiency rating. That might not happen this time around, but everybody in the state of Wisconsin seems to want Favre in continued from Page 7 green and gold next season, denly than most in 2005, but warts and all. One of the best last season's numbers aren't quarterbacks in NFL history exactly damning evidence re- deserves a better send-off. The only question is whether garding Favre's competency. In 1999, Favre had 23 inter- Favre will allow himself that ceptions and a disappointing chance. 74.7 rating before another m.piper@ pedestrian season in 2000 chronicle.utah.edu PIPER THINKS THAT FAVRE CAN BOUNCE BACK NEW^RTIST L A N D IS LI FE$JT Y,L E S A L O N ¥!'• Coll 801.485.5506 to schedule an appointment. 1298 South 900 Eosl (The'Hole Bakery Building) www.LandisSdlon.com AVEDA PATTON PICKS THE GAMES No. 2 Duke at North Carolina, Tuesday, 7 p.m. MST, ESPN continued from Page 7 In many ways, the Blue Devils should pound the Tar Heels in this exciting rivalry match up. Four of their top players are seniors who are more than ready for a game of this magnitude. Duke has only lost one game, and they seem to have learned from that loss and moved on faster than expected. But this game is in North Carolina, and that never makes it easy in a rivalry game. The Blue Devils have lost two of the last three in Chapel Hill, and although this year's Tar Heel team is depleted, the crowd should help them to get going early and possibly upset the favored Blue Devils. Regardless of the outcome, this is easily one of the most exciting rivalries in college basketball. Patton's prediction: Blue Devils 68, Tar Heels 64 m.patton@ chronicle.utah.edu cently. Even then, their record can be deceiving. Other than their first loss to Arizona, Kansas has lost its other five games by a combined 13 points (2.6 points per contest). This game should be close and really could go either way. 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