Passing Where No Other Has Utah’s Scott Mitchell Takes Aim at SDSU Next
[Scott Mitchell] could have gone to BYU, where he might have become the latest in a succession of successful quarterbacks. Instead, after one of the more intense high school recruiting battles in Utah history, Mitchell selected Utah and its coach, Jim Fassel. San Diego State reserve offensive lineman Steve Blyth, a senior from Richmond, Canada, is out for the season after surgery Wednesday to repair a torn tendon in his right knee, trainer Brian Barry said. The surgery is almost identical to operation Blyth had after injuring the same knee in spring practice. Nickel back David Cooper, a junior from Honolulu, underwent arthroscopic surgery Thursday to repair a bone defect in his left knee. Cooper is expected to recover in two to three weeks, Barry said. . . . Luginbill said reserve defensive lineman Darren Cooley apparently has quit. Cooley, who did not play against Cal State Fullerton Saturday after playing in the Aztecs’ first two games, has not practiced in several days. Cooley, a redshirt freshman from Oklahoma City, sat out last season after undergoing back surgery. . . . Tight end Ray Rowe (shoulder sprain/bruise) and cornerback Marlon Andrews (dislocated shoulder) will not play in Saturday night’s game at Utah, Luginbill said. Offensive guard Damon Baldwin has been fitted with a brace to protect a dislocated left elbow and is expected to start. Scott Mitchell’s success has led Utah to begin a Heisman Trophy campaign on his behalf.; TABLE: MITCHELL’S NUMBERS
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Full Text: Los Angeles Times (pre-1997 Fulltext) Sep 29, 1989
is nearing another district title, and the Gators (2-3) are not expected to get in the way. Land O’Lakes led East Lake 12-0 in the fourth quarter last Friday and lost 15-12. The Gators have been shut out three times this year, and Tarpon’s defense has two shutouts. Fullback Jeff Batten and tailback Travis Cole continue to give the Spongers an inside-outside rushing threat. Key points: The Zephyrhills Bulldogs can finish 7-1 in Class 3A, District 4 with a victory. The Lecanto Panthers are still looking for their first victory after a 35-7 loss at Tampa Catholic last week. Zephyrhills is led by a talented backfield, including quarterback Terrell Smith and running backs Ronald Brockington and Rubin Pickett. Lecanto senior linebacker Tony Brice leads an improving Panther defense, but the Bulldogs are big, fast and explosive. Senior quarterbacks Mike Wilson and Greg Clark will split time calling signals for the Panthers, who have tried several offensive sets this season, hoping to catch teams off guard. Key points: Injuries are hurting Central, which looks to snap a four-game losing streak. Running back Kevin Kanaar (sprained right knee), multipurpose back Chris Carrington (thigh bruise) and defensive tackle Jason Jernigan (back) are questionable. Offensive guards Steele Carrie and Fred Taclik missed practiced due to the flu. Tight end/defensive end Curtiss Bunch may be out for the season with a torn finger tendon. Kanaar rushed for 127 yards and two touchdowns and Central quarterback Chad Moore passed for 123 yards in the Bears’ 36-27 loss to Hawthorne last week. John Fischer made five catches for 105 yards. Bishop Moore quarterback Tom Pita’s favorite target is standout tight end Adam Bert, who had four catches for 120 yards in Bishop’s 26-0 victory over Cocoa Beach last week.