David Ausberry
It's a superficial, weak mind that attempts to settle labyrinthine sports arguments like "who's better?" by resorting to the cliché, "look at the scoreboard." Enlightened thinkers understand that head-to-head bean-counting is a poor substitute for a subtle critique of strengths, weaknesses and potential. Take Matt Leinart, for example, who intuitively understood following USC's loss to Texas in the 2006...
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The Havili monster gets ready.

Pete Carroll watching his team kickoff.

Your obligatory USC Song Girls shot.

No catches for David Ausberry this day, but we're glad we caught this moment.

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Allen Bradford loses 1 yard on a carry. On 3rd down, Gerald Washington blocks Corp's pass. Next! Actually, they are still going with Corp. Bradford gains 2 yards on a carry. Corp escapes a sack and gains about 19 yards on a scramble. Joe McKnight jukes a couple times and gains 14 yards. Corp's pass in deflected by Taylor...
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We're going to try to blog this. Aaron Corp is at QB to start things off. He scrambles for 14 yards on the first play. Corp to Travon Patterson for 2 yards. Corp in the shotgun, throws for a yard to D.J. Shoemate under a strong rush. Mitch Mustain is in with a new group. He rolls out and...
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Time to answer questions. By the way, a Fox Sports/Prime Ticket spokesperson would not address a question this week about the cancellation of the Trojan Rewind show. From time to time, we forget to mention little things like this but figured you would want to know. Q: With regard to receivers, how do you rate them on your depth...
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From a practice this week, here were the 40 times for USC's wide receivers:
1) Ronald Johnson 4.43
2) Damian Williams 4.46
3) David Ausberry 4.48
4) Brandon Carswell 4.49
5) Vidal Hazelton 4.52
6) Garrett Green 4.56
7) Patrick Turner 4.64
Track star Travon Patterson, who did not run, would probably be the fastest. And speed will not play much of a factor if the ball is not delivered or the ball is not caught (something that has plagued USC in the last year).
The wide receivers [Inside USC]
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Here's the 40 times for the wide receivers. David Ausberry 4.48 Brandon Carswell 4.49 Garrett Green 4.56 Vidal Hazelton 4.52 Ronald Johnson 4.43 Travon Patterson -- did not run Patrick Turner 4.64 Damian Williams 4.46...
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<!--start image--><!-- end image-->It was a mercurial Sunday afternoon on Howard Jones Field, with fortunes changing between the offense and defense as quickly and often as the weather both were hot and cold, windy and calm. Inside: Extensive scrimmage notes and quotes from Allen Bradford, Damian Williams, Taylor Mays and David Ausberry...
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From SCPlaybook.com:Q: USC has a lot of very talented receivers on the roster. How do you see yourself fitting into the rotation? A: I am just going to try and be an all-around guy and try and fit in wherever they need me to play. I will learn the playbook and try and learn all three positions so hopefully...
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Offensive guard Chilo Rachal injured his knee Friday but tests revealed no damage. He did not practice because his knee remains sore. Linebacker Keith Rivers (sprained ankle) is supposed to return next week. Wide receiver David Ausberry missed practice with back spasms....
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David Ausberry is a strong dude.

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While you were enjoying your Thanksgiving feast, ASU's Rudy Carpenter was eating a mouthful of turf.
I left the TV for about a minute to get my second-plate of Thanksgiving dinner sometime in the third quarter. By the time I got back to the TV, Arizona State had their backup quarterback in the game, and their starter, Rudy Carpenter, was on the sideline cursing and spitting up blood.
It was that sort of night for Carpenter, who was sacked six times. Four of those sacks belonged to defensive-end Lawrence Jackson, who delivered the lip-busting hit in the third. #11 USC Trojans went on to beat the #6 ASU Sun Devils, 44-24.

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