Drew Olsen Statistics 2005 - UCLA:After tearing his ACL in the 2004 Las Vegas Bowl, Drew Olson has made a speedy recovery and could very well return to the Bruin offense in the fall, where he is poised to begin his fourth season as the starting quarterback. Started all 12 games in 2004 for the Bruins, before getting injured in the bowl game. On the year, Olson threw for 2,565 yards and 20 touchdowns and ranks in the Top 5 all-time for passing yards and attempts. Threw for four touchdowns against Arizona and Cal in back-to-back games and had a career-high 325 yards against Arizona State throwing two more touchdowns, giving him 10 in a three-game span. Olson has started 26 games at UCLA in his three-year career. 2003 - UCLA: True sophomore Drew Olson (6-2, 215) is listed as Co-#1 along with Matt Moore for the starting QB job, and will compete with Moore for the job all of fall. Olson was the #2 QB the first seven games last year, then was slated to take over when Cory Paus went down with injury, before being injured himself. Olson started the final five games of the season for UCLA, beating Washington in Seattle in his first start. On the season, Olson was 53-for-104 for 702 yards and 3 touchdowns. Olson threw for a career best 189 yards against Washington, and threw a pair of TD's against Washington State. 2002 - UCLA: One of the most fundamentally sound quarterbacks in the class of 2002. Named to numerous nationally top 10 quarterback lists, Olson enters UCLA as possibly the top backup behind starter Cory Paus. More Drew Olsen Profile Fantasy football: Take Aaron Rodgers in the first round For years, I’ve been a big believer of taking the best available running back in the first round of any fantasy draft. Not this season. After running backs Chris Johnson, Adrian Peterson and Ray Rice come off the board in your draft, take Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
France and Portugal stunned as forwards thrive
Belarus won 1-0 in France as Portugal were held 4-4 by visiting Cyprus, while Italy's Antonio Cassano, Fernando Torres of Spain and England talisman Wayne Rooney inspired victories.
NFL Preseason Capsules
With the controversy swirling ahead of him on the Arizona quarterback depth chart, Max Hall wrapped up his preseason with a big night. The undrafted rookie from BYU completed 7 of 9 passes for 126 yards and scored on a 6-yard run in the Cardinals' 20-10 victory Thursday night over Washington. Hall directed Arizona to two TDs and a field goal in his three possessions.
NFL Preseason Capsules: Vick makes brief appearance in 1st start since '06
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Michael Vick has reached the point in his comeback where he doesn't have to prove himself anymore.
NFL Pre-season Capsules
GLENDALE, Ariz. - With the controversy swirling ahead of him on the Arizona quarterback depth chart, Max Hall wrapped up his pre-season with a big night.
Sun Devils open season with advantage over Vikings
State Press reporter Nick Ruland takes a look at both teams in Saturday’s season opener.
Brett Favre & 31 Other NFLers Who Will Take a Step Back
Call me Captain Obvious, but Brett Favre is going to take a tremendous step back this season. Given that he's coming off a career year, is a stinkin' granddaddy (read: he's old ), and two of his top receiving targets have serious health concerns it's certainly not hard to predict his fall. That's not even taking into account "the ankle", which has already had to receive injections of lubricant ...
Cyclone JV stun SHHS with late heroics
In a game that generated as much electricity as a lightning-laced thunderstorm, the Elizabethton JV Cyclones fought and scrapped for everything they had in them to pull out a stunning 20-18 win over the Science Hill Hilltoppers on Monday at Brown-Childress Stadium before a raucous crowd of supporters.
GAME WEEK: Utah State at (7) Oklahoma
Utah State (0-0, 0-0 WAC) kicks off the 2010 season by heading to Norman, Okla., to take on No. 7 Oklahoma (0-0, 0-0 Big 12), on Saturday, Sept. 4.
PFT: Jets' OLB Pace out six weeks with broken foot
Jason Taylor is going to get a chance he can still be an every down player.Calvin Pace, the man Taylor plays behind at linebacker in New York, will miss the next six weeks with a broken foot, according to Manish...
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