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SAN DIEGO? San Diego Charg- N
era Bobby Ross continued to recover plaj
from a bout with dehydration that cam
put him in the hospital for one night, era <
The San Diego Chargers coach of la
was released from Scripps Memori- 1
al Hospital and returned to his office clud
t at Jack Murphy Stadium to begin Ewii
working on the game plan for Sim- tem
day's home game against the Denver
Broncos. g g/
Ross' latest ailment came less n^v
than four weeks after he underwent
surgery to remove scar tissue from ^osp
around his small intestine. j
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. ?Former over
Florida State and Denver Broncos
tight end Orson Mobley was in jail q
on $125,000 bond, charged with sexually
assaulting two women. tor
Mobley was arrested after two
women reported being sexually as- ^gg
saulted by the 6-foot-5,260-pound j^yj
ex-player about six hours art in sep- . .
I araie incidents, police Lt Dan Principe
said.
Mobley, who played for Denver from or\\
1986-90, denied the charges, saying
he paid the women for sex, accord- _ ?
ing to a police report. ^ .
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Dec.
T.TNmT.N Voh _MoKrooto ofor dens
tailback Lawrence Phillips pleaded
no contest to two misdemeanor
charges and a third charge was ^ "
dropped. ^ard
Riillips has been suspended from Para:
the No. 2 Cornhuskers since his ar- ^
rest Sept. 10 for assaulting his ex- Leija
girlfriend.
|i He is scheduled to be sentenced * BA
Dec. 1 on the misdemeanor counts Holm
of assault and trespassing. Each over i
charge carries a maximum possible aldsoi
penalty of six months in jail and a by th
$500 fine, but Lancaster County At- weigh
torney Gary Lacey said his office H<
would recommend Phillips be given and t
probation. seven
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goal pushes Deacons ]
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eshman Serge Daniv scored the de30
left in the second period to pro- ^
Ukraine, drilled the ball off a Gameleft
corner of the net to end a wild
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ted up to their physical play," Coach | IF ^ ?
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mded in a scoreless tie with both
opportunities to score. Although ?
shot the Deacons 10-1 in the first
bur saves to to keep the score dead- 1
s combined for 31 fouls in the first : vj ? ??
for the second half. With 41:22 left usc., Lam,, .cored a
jrward Kristinn Larusson appeared sides call. The Gamecocks Ml to I
:ocks' first goal but was called offt
took advantage of the break as foul calls. Daniv then scored the winn:
nd laced a shot past keeper Jamie lence the Gamecock players and fans an
0. USC came back 20 seconds lat- Deacons record to 4-3. With the loss, th
s scoring his fourth goal of the sea- fell to 2-2.
;ch at 1-1. Both Berson and Wake Despite the loss, Berson, who is tw
lovich received warnings as play- 250 career wins, saw the match as a lea
is repeatedly argued the referee's ence to prepare for Sunday's game aga
otball provides new experie
staff writer There were women in elegant dresses, perl
uisiana Tech game pertiy applied makeup. I have one question
iXTm there tte* we,e> l00kin9 ver? well dressed
my last. the mud in their high heels while the rain r
ident on exchange
ited to be going to a ing through the mud in their high heels exactly undi
jame. It turned out while the rain poured. Fm sorry, but I but never m
.resting. thought there was something wrong though, cer
reat. Everyone was about that picture. game. I hear
and it was a prettv After about two hours of tailgating. over - he's s
There also was the we walked to the stadium only to dis- why she was
it coming from Eng- cover that the seats we had meant continued tl
it. trekking upward a long way. I got to my One thir
lid surprise me was seat about 15 minutes late, sat down game was tl
yere wearing. I ex- started to soak up the atmosphere, the sidelines
shorts, T-shirts and when I hear "Go, Gamecocks, Go!" This ditional and
ania. Granted, there was not to be the only time I heard this did the guys
sre were those who cheer. Gamecocks,
to the Ritz! There Anyway, the stadium was amazing, the time? C<
uit dresses, perfect There was a sea of people in the Game- thing a bit i
lied makeup. I have cock colors, mesmerized by the play on aware that a
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goal against Wake Forest that was nullified due to a offthe
Deamon Deacons 2-1 Wednesday at the Graveyard.
ing goal to si- Commonwealth.
d improve the "Obviously, VCU is a good team that plays hard,"
ie Gamecocks Berson said. "This game will show how well we can
rebound from a loss like this. Again, I'm not worried
o wins shy of about this team. We played hard and if we continue
uning experi- to do that, things will start to go our way."
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FeCt hair and ex- ly two hours. It was pure punishment
K WHY? I mean, onmybottom!
u ?- Halftune. Twenty minutes of enter'
tottjjHng through tainment. It was obvious that the band
IQUreO. and dancers had put a lot of time and
srstand what was going on, mto the performance, butdid they
ind. The girl in front of me, have to nsort to music from James
tainly wasn't there for the Bond? Mind you, it was nothing comd
"Oh God, don't let him fall pared to our next lucky treat,' Hootie
0 cute!" Well, you can guess and the Blowfish!
1 there. Her annoying squeal To be honest, after that I decided to
iroughout the game. call it a day. I left in the third quarter.
Lg that I noticed during the But I left a better person. I had experilose
chirpy cheerleaders on enced ^ American football game. I sat
1.1 know that they are tra- c , , , T
part of the game, but why for?vfhours watching a game I
have to keep chanting &>, ""M barely understand. I sang to songs
Go!' through those cones all hke The Twist*,
mldn't they think 0f some- What else would I want to do on a
nore original? I also was Saturday night? But at the end of the
football game played with day, even in all its cheesiness, it was a
arts, but I never realized pretty spectacular experience, and you
tes of play would take near- Americans certainly seem to enjoy it.
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