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| Thursday, May 3 Look for some big offensive numbers By Brad Edwards Special to ESPN.com |
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2000 overall record: 8-4
Battling it out With the early departure of Adrian Wilson to the NFL, immediate help is needed at strong safety. The leading candidates are J.J. Jones -- a true freshman who enrolled in January -- and Julius Patterson. Jones should be the guy if he continues to improve. At receiver, one spot should belong to Bryan Peterson, while about six others are in the running for playing time, including a heralded incoming group of freshmen Eye catcher: LB Brian Jamison Jamison moved from defensive end this spring and played well both inside and outside. Amato likes him a lot at linebacker, and he will likely end up on the strong side. Jamison led the team with eight tackles in the spring game. Budding star: LB Levar Fisher Who was the nation's leading tackler in 2000? If you guessed someone other than Levar Fisher, you were incorrect. It's not likely he can improve on his statistics in the coming season, but he should have everyone's attention going into it. He should receive consideration for major awards in 2001. Brad Edwards researches college football for ESPN and is a contributor to ESPN.com throughout the year.
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