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<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p ><strong >Justin Fargas </strong>(RB - Oakland) ran for 81 yards and had five
receptions for 23 more, but the Raiders lost to Chicago 17-6. He also
lost a fumble.<br /><strong ><br />Reggie Bush</strong> (RB - New Orleans) wasn't a huge factor in the Saint's 37-29 loss to St. Louis. Coming into the game with a knee injury, he had 7 rushes for 17 yards and a touchdown, along with 5 receptions for 27 yards. He left the game for a few plays after a helmet-to-helmet hit ... Bush <a href="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3100560">fired his marketing agent</a> last week. The story appears unrelated to Lloyd Lake.</p>

<p ><strong >Dwayne Jarrett</strong> (WR - Carolina) saw action for just the second time in his career, making catches of 22 and 6 yards in a 20-13 loss to Atlanta.</p>

<p ><strong >Mike Patterson</strong> (DT - Philadelphia) made 6 tackles, including a sack, and forced a fumble in the Eagle's 33-25 victory at Washington.</p>
<p ><strong >Troy Polamalu</strong> (S - Pittsburgh) had 4 tackles, one for a loss,
and participated in two interceptions as the Steelers took down
Cleveland 31-28.</p>

<p ><strong >Frostee Rucker</strong> (DE - Cincinnati) had his biggest game of the season with 3 tackles and a forced fumble.</p>

<p ><strong >Billy Miller</strong> (TE - New Orleans) only had 1 catch for 1 yard -- and 1 touchdown.</p>

<p ><strong >LenDale White</strong> (RB - Tennessee) ran the rock 8 times for 12 yards
and had a 5 yard reception. He hurt his knee in the Titan's 28-13 loss
to Jacksonville.</p>

<p ><strong >Carson Palmer</strong> (QB - Cincinnati) was 23-for-34 and 271 yards. The Bengals won 21-7 in Baltimore.</p>
<p ><strong >Sammy Knight</strong> (S - Jacksonville) had four tackled and participated in an interception in a 28-13 win over Tennessee.<br /><strong ><br />Shaun Cody</strong> (DT - Detroit) picked up two tackles in a 31-21 loss to Arizona.<br /><strong ><br />Willie McGinest</strong> (LB - Cleveland) made two tackles as the Browns fell 31-28 to Pittsburgh.</p><p ><strong >LaJuan Ramsey</strong> (DT - Philadelphia) made a tackle for a loss in the win over Washington.</p><p ><strong >Kenechi Udeze</strong> (DE - Minnesota) made one tackle in a 34-0 loss to Green Bay.</p>

<p ><strong >Mike Williams</strong> (WR - Unemployed) <a href="http://sports.aol.com/fanhouse/2007/11/10/mike-williams-is-still-looking-for-work/">still needs a team</a>. If you own an NFL franchise and are in need of his services, please have your people call his people. </p>

<p ><strong >Monday Night Football</strong>: Lofa Tatupu's (LB - Seattle) Seahawks welcome San Francisco tonight.</p></div>

    
      
  
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<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p >Tailback U had a solid weekend in the NFL ...</p>

<p ><strong >Reggie Bush (RB - New Orleans)</strong> broke 100 all-purpose yards once again, with 72 on the ground and 43 in the air. He scored a touchdown both ways to help the Saints beat Jacksonville 41-24 ... After the game, he told the press, "Don't eat the cheese. Parmesan cheese, gouda cheese,
Kraft single cheese, whatever it is, any kind of cheese, people want to
feed us. It's just staying focused and not allowing your
head to get too big, because if you eat too much cheese you may get
sick -- especially if you're lactose intolerant." Cheese is metaphor for public hype, both good and bad ...</p>

<p ><strong >LenDale White (RB - Tennessee)</strong> earned his third straight 100
yard game, picking up exactly that many yards on 31 attempts. He had a
touchdown and a fumble as the Titans took down Carolina 20-7.<br />
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<p ><strong >Justin Fargas (RB - Oakland)</strong> had his second 100 yard game of the season, with 104 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries. The Raiders fell to Houston, 24-17.</p>

<p ><strong >Carson Palmer (QB - Cincinnati)</strong> was 26-of-39 for 271 yards, two
touchdowns, and one interception. The Bengals fell to Buffalo 33-21 and
are now 2-6 on the season.</p>





<p ><strong >Billy Miller (TE - New Orleans)</strong> made a 57 yard catch, longer than his total yards all season prior to the game. He finished with three catches for 75 yards. </p>

<p ><strong >Keary Colbert (WR - Carolina)</strong> hauled in 3 catches for 30 yards in a 20-7 loss to Tennessee.<br /><br /><strong >Sammy Knight (S - Jacksonville)</strong> had a busy Sunday with 11 tackles (one for a loss). He also participated in two interceptions in the loss to New Orleans.</p>

<p ><strong >Mike Patterson (DT - Philadelphia)</strong> made 8 tackles, including one for a loss, as the Eagles fell to Dallas 38-17.</p>

<p ><strong >Lofa Tatupu (LB - Seattle)</strong> made 8 tackles in the overtime loss to Cleveland.<br /><br />
<strong >Junior Seau (LB - New England)</strong> had two tackles in the Pat's big win over Indy.</p>

<p ><strong >Kenechi Udeze (DE - Minnesota)</strong> had two tackles (one for a loss) in a 35-17 win over San Diego.</p>

<p ><strong >Willie McGinest (LB - Cleveland)</strong> made two tackles in a 33-30 overtime victory over Seattle.</p>



<p ><strong >Brian Kelly (CB - Tampa Bay)</strong> made a tackle and participated in an interception in a 17-10 victory over Arizona.
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<p ><strong >Shaun Cody (DT - Detroit)</strong> made a tackle in a 44-7 victory over Denver.</p>

<p ><strong >Also Played:</strong> LaJuan Ramsey (DT - Philadelphia), Frostee Rucker (DE - Cincinnati).</p>

<p ><strong >Monday Night Football:</strong> Troy Polamalu and the Steelers host Baltimore.</p>

<p ><strong >In case you missed it:</strong> Mike Williams was cut by Lane Kiffin in Oakland last week.</p></div>

    
      
  
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<pubDate>Mon, 05 Nov 2007 17:34:27 -0800</pubDate>
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<title>Props to LaJuan Ramsey</title>
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<p><a href="http://www.trojanwire.com/football/lajuan-ramsey/">LaJuan Ramsey</a>, the 204th overall pick in the NFL draft, filling in for Mike Patterson, intercepted a Brett Favre pass and proceeded to run over a couple Packers, albeit in the wrong direction. The Eagles converted on LaJuan's interception two plays later when Donovan McNabb found Greg Lewis in the end zone.</p>]]></description>
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<pubDate>Tue, 03 Oct 2006 09:42:39 -0800</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[<p>11 USC players were selected in the NFL draft — the most of any school. </p>

<ul>
<li>Reggie Bush  –  2nd overall to New Orleans</li>
<li>Matt Leinart  – 10th overall to Arizona</li>
<li>Winston Justice –  39th overall to Philadelphia</li>
<li>Deuce Lutui – 41st overall to Arizona</li>
<li>LenDale White –  45th overall to Tennessee</li>
<li>Frostee Rucker – 91st overall to Cincinnati</li>
<li>Dominique Byrd  – 93rd overall to St. Louis</li>
<li>Darnell Bing  – 101st overall to Oakland</li>
<li>David Kirtman  – 163rd overall to Seattle</li>
<li>LaJuan Ramsey  – 204th overall to Philadelphia</li>
<li>Fred Matua  –  217th overall to Detroit</li>
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<category>Fred Matua</category>
<pubDate>Mon, 01 May 2006 09:40:55 -0800</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[<p>There was some national media at Thursday's (4/7) practice including Kirk HerbStreit from ESPN and a reporter from Sports Illustrated.</p>

<p>The ESPN Gameday host was there as part of a Spring Football Tour which will air the week of April 25. Other teams will include <span 

class="storytextstyle">Iowa, Florida, Texas and Notre Dame.<br /><br /></span>Chauncey Washington continues to impress. Running backs coach Todd McNair said, 

&quot;He is tearing it up man, he is doing his thing. He is a combination of both of the other two. He has some of the power LenDale has and some of the 

speed Reggie has.&quot;</p>

<p>Sedrick Ellis and LaJuan Ramsey, among others, have been effective replacing All-Americans Shaun Cody and Mike Patterson.</p>

<p>Kicker Troy Van Blarcom was finally accepted. Van Blarcom is expected to challenge sophomore Mario Danelo to replace Ryan Killeen and fill USC's vacant 

placekicker duties.<span class="storytextstyle"><br /></span></p>]]></description>
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<category>Chauncey Washington</category>
<pubDate>Fri, 08 Apr 2005 07:09:33 -0800</pubDate>
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