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:'"<>. September 13,2000 SPORTS WESTERN CAROLINIAN -\J Catamount Offense Not Profound, Just Fundamental by Mike Poston Staff Writer Be careful, you might miss something if you don't pay attention. Most fans saw a drubbing of grand proportions on Saturday when the Cats played the Bears. What most fans might have missed was the amount of offensive output the Cats accumulated in a lack luster game. The Catamount offense racked up 680 yards of total offense and even mixed in some great plays. The 680 yards on offense is the most yards compiled by a Catamount offense in the past 30 years. The most yards ever in E.J. Whitmire stadium. Wide receiver Lamont Seward stole the offensive spotlight with his 194 yards receiving and three touchdowns. But, it wasn't the amount of yards or touchdowns rather the way they happened. The first was a 67-yard touchdown that was highlighted by a great down field block by wide receiver Aaron Wright that al lowed Seward to coast to the end- zone with ease. The second was a play of chance. After a pass had hit a a would-be tackier and raced 79 yards for the score. The last touchdown would be considered routine compared to Freshman Fred Boateng led WCU's Lenoir-Rhyne player, Seward caught the deflection and avoided photo by Mark Haskett "run by committee " with 135 yards versus LR. the previous two scores. Seward caught a pass that was under thrown and muscled his way through the defense to score his final touchdown. Of course, for a ball to be caught it must be thrown. Quarterback David Rivers (pronounced RYE-vers, get to know it — you'll hear it a lot) threw for over 300 yards and completed all but two passes. This guy proved how much talent he has. Of course he is still in a new system and believe it or not he can get better. Head Coach Bill Bleil said, " The Quarterback [ Rivers] is playing really well." When speaking of great offensive plays let's not forget about the committee of running backs that mauled the Bears defense. The running backs compiled over 300 yards of rushing. Freshman Fred Boateng led the crew with 135 yards on the ground. Donnie Bryant rushed for a touchdown and Lee Williams added two scores. This committee has shown that they can fill Hoover's shoes effectively. Hold on. Wait a minute. No one can ever talk about offensive success and not give credit to the offensive line. The Cat's offensive line dominated the line of scrimmage and without their domination the offense would have never gotten a first down, let alone 680 yards. Bleil said, " They [offensive line] are playing pretty well." Hopefully, this offensive explosion will be a sign of things to come. However, the conference season is about to begin and only a few of those teams play like LR. Here's the fortune cookie of the whole story: If the Cat's offense can score points and control the ball they will go a long way. It's not profound; it's just fundamental. Women's Health i. SM0KEY MOUNTAIN OBSTETRICS MAGGIE MACRAE, CERTIFIED NURSE MIDWIFE ANTON VANDUUREN, BOARD CERTIFIED 0B/GYN * Physical Exams/Pap Smears * Water Birth Choices * STD Detection & Treatment *Normal/High Risk Obstetrics * Birth Control * Gynecological Surgery * Gentle Birth Choices *In-house Ultrasound *lnfertility *Menopause 586-5865 81 MEDICAL PARK LOOP, SUITE 202, SYLVA, NC WESTCARE MEDICAL PARK, FRANKLIN, NC MAK1 ANN CALLA1S Director of Student Organizations and Greek Life at Southeastern Louisiana University. "Between You and Me: The Importance of Fraternity and Sorority Ritual in Outlives" Using music and storytelling, Mari Ann Callais offers a truly unique program about values, itual, and the responsibilities of being a lifetime fraternity or sorority member. Sponsored by Alpha Xi Delta September 18th, 2000 7:00 p.m. in the UC Grandroom A LP II A XI DELTi N0AT1
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