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SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 2006

Adam Morrison: Defensive stopper

MORRISON WATCHOK, admit it. You never thought you would ever read the headline above.Well, the Bobcats defeated Cleveland 92-88 Saturday - their first win of the season - in big part because the Cavs' LeBron James was held to 16 points.And who guarded James? Well…

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UA at WSU, Third Quarter

COUGARSNot only are the Cougars losing 27-17 at the end of the third quarter, their receivers are falling to wayside like a '63 Buick.Jason Hill and Michael Bumpus are out with ankle sprains. Charles Dillon is limping like an 80-year-old veteran but still playing.Let's put…

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UA at WSU, First Quarter

COUGARSThe questions about the special teams were answered in the positive during the first quarter, which ended with WSU up 10-7 – but UA on the march.Punter Daryl Blunt punted once, and hit a boomer. His 55-yarder might have been too good, as the WSU…

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UA at WSU, Pregame I

COUGARSThe biggest questions prior to the game revolve around the kicking game.Punter Daryl Blunt looks OK, and seems to be booming the ball in pregame like usual.Kicker Romeen Abdollmohammadi is another story. Abdollmohammadi pulled almost all his warmup kicks and his range was limited to…

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Whitworth tries to break new ground

HUSKIES, VANDALS, EAGLES, PIRATESThis may well be the biggest Saturday in Whitworth football history. If the 10th-ranked Pirates can travel to McMinnville, Ore., and defeat 15th-ranked Linfield, the Northwest Conference title and its ensuing automatic NCAA Division III playoff berth is theirs.But Whitworth hasn't won…

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