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Becoming the third Long
Branch High School football player to commit to the Rutgers program in the
past two seasons, Ken Gillespie gave the Scarlet Knights a verbal commitment
to join the team for the 2003 season on Thursday.
Gillespie, who was also considering Syracuse, Lehigh, Maryland, Lafayette,
and Penn St., is currently in the midst of a fine senior season as a two-way
player at tight end and defensive end for the Green Wave.
RU receives seventh
verbal for '03
Men's Basketball
The Knights have momentum
after a surprising season and four returning starters including the all-Brooklyn
backcourt of Mike Sherrod and Jerome Coleman.
Big
East capsules
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Prospect - Football
Moorestown High School
running back Albert Young admits he wasn't optimistic heading into his senior
season.
"Really, I didn't know what to expect," Young said. "I knew
we had a very young team and we had a very disappointing season last year.
I figured we could be a good team, but I really didn't expect us to be this
good."
On Friday, Young guided the Quakers to their seventh victory of the season.
He rushed for 189 yards and four touchdowns en route to a 31-0 Burlington/Olympic
Football League victory over Timber Creek.
Young
runs into Burlco's record books in Moorestown's victory
Around the Big East
The haze that has hung
over the horizon of the college football season for much of the fall is lifting.
After Oklahoma's 30-26 loss to Texas A&M on Saturday and victories by
Ohio State and Miami (Fla.), the Bowl Championship Series standings, when
released today, will show the Buckeyes and Hurricanes on a collision course
to meet for the national championship Jan. 3 in the Fiesta Bowl.
Miami,
Ohio State control BCS destiny
Sometimes, computer numbers
and polls and gameplans do not count. Sometimes, it is a matter of the heart.
In a vindicated Miami locker room Saturday, the offensive center stood with
a towel wrapped around him, describing the day he had torn into his teammates.
"There was a little bit of a cancer growing on this team," center
Brett Romberg said.
Miami shows
its has heart
Donald "Big
Dog" Forbes: BigDog@Rutgersfootball.com
Mike and the Big Dog LLC