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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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Here's the 40 times for the running backs. Allen Bradford 4.46 C.J. Gable 4.68 Broderick Green -- injured Stanley Havili -- injured Stafon Johnson 4.44 Joe McKnight -- did not run Marc Tyler 4.59...
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Kevin Carden, SCPlayBook USC running back Marc Tyler spent most of his freshman year recovering from a broken leg that he suffered while in high school. Once healthy he showed the speed and power that made him one of the top recruits in the 2007 class. Tyler is looking to make a major impact for USC in 2008… continue...
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<!--start image--><!-- end image-->Tailback Marc Tyler has now overcome his devastating leg injury while redshirting his first year at USC. As difficult as rehab has been for the talented Tyler, his current challenge could prove to be even tougher. Now the freshman has been asked to simulate the power and elusiveness of Rashard Mendenhall in Illinois' spread offens...
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Mark Saxon, Orange County Register Marc Tyler stuck with his commitment to come to USC even as he saw the Trojans add one of the nation’s most touted high school players, Joe McKnight, to an already-deep line of tailbacks. He said he’s not about to change his mind now that the competition appears nearly as fierce for 2008. “Before...
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<!--start image--><!-- end image-->When USC reflects upon the 2007 season, it is doubtful the Trojans will spend much time thinking about Mitch Mustain and Damian Williams, a pair of Arkansas transfers who had to sit the year out. Still, in their final opportunity, the two hooked up to give the team something to remember. Other scrimmage standouts: Allen Bradford,...
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Today's scrimmage was highlighted by quarterback Mitch Mustain, who played his best scrimmage of the year and completed 10 of 16 passes for 162 yards and three touchdowns. Most of his completions were to his favorite receiver Damian Williams, who caught five passes for 58 yards and a touchdown. Williams also made several tough catches in traffic. ``It's obvious...
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Saturday USC held its last "regular" practice before Rose Bowl preparations begin. The remaining nine practices will be for the regulars: the guys that will likely be in the national spotlight come New Year's day. But this past Saturday many of the starters got a chance to rest while those "other" guys on the roster took one last chance to make a strong impression before the long hiatus preceding spring practice.
Well look out Mark Sanchez, according to the Press Enterprise, two of the guys that turned some heads were Arkansas transfers, quarterback Mitch Mustain and receiver Damian Williams.
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Filed under: Notre Dame Football, USC Football, Pac 10, NCAA FB InjuriesAlthough Evan Sharpley had seemed to play his way into the starting job at Notre Dame a few weeks ago, it was only on Tuesday that Irish head coach Charlie Weis gave him the nod. During his weekly news conference, Weis told reporters, ""I think Evan this week...
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Marc Tyler's second practice including the punishment of being forced to roll on the grass because he was late to a weightlifting session....
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With the announcement by Pete Carroll Sunday that USC freshman running back Broderick Green will have surgery Tuesday on the stress fracture in his foot, that makes two USC freshman backs out almost certainly for the season. He joins fullback Jordan Campbell from Norco who said after USC's Saturday opener against Idaho that he will take a medical redshirt...
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Marc Tyler should be cleared Sept. 1. C.J. Gable is expected to start against Idaho and Joe McKnight is expected to get some playing time Saturday....
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