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DiUy Nefcrexlan Senior Reporter
The Marquis de Sade couldnt
have lined up a more difficult
schedule for the Missouri Tigers
this season.
If the nonconference games
with Illinois, Wisconsin and Notre
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Warren Powers Tigers, Missouri
also must play Big Eight title con
tenders Nebraska, Oklahoma and
Oklahoma State on the road.
Missouri's road record since
1980 is 7-10-1, including a 0-4-1
mark in 1 082 when the Tigers fin
ished 5-4-2.
Last year the Tigers won five of
their last seven games after a 3 2
start, and played in the Holiday
BowL
Some pre-season forecasts have
the Tigers picked as the confer
ence champion, but first Powers
must settle on a quarterback.
"I think this squad could be our
best overall," Powers said. "We've
never had this kind of depth or
speed or the combined talents
of two fine quarterbacks."
Powers can choose between sen
ior Marlon Adler, who ranked
seventh last year in the NCAA's
passing efficiency category, or jun
ior Warren Seitz. .
Seitz relieved Adler in the Holi
day Bowl loss to Brigham Young
and a good spring practice has
given Seitz a slight edge heading
into fall practice.
"We need to rely more on a
tailback-oriented offense," Powers
said. That might be impossible,
however, since last year's leading
tailbacks, Cameron Riley and Tom
Floyd, were shifted to the defen
sive secondary, leaving only Jon
Redd. A sophomore, Herbert "June
bug" Johnson, could push Redd.
Fullbacks Eric Drain and San
tio Barbosa combined for 1,052
yards, but they scored only six
touchdowns. Eddie Esson, who
had the longest rushing play of 4 1
yards, could challenge.
Flanker George Shorthose, who
led the Tigers in pass receiving,
and split end Andy Hill are the
receivers. The offensive line must
be rebuilt around center Phil
Greenfield and left tackle Dave
Kniptash. Sophomore tackle John
Clay is being touted as a potential
two-time Ail-American lineman.
Missouri's defense was the 12th
best nationally last season, and
seven starters return. Among
those missing, however, are all
Big Eight selections Bobby Bell
and Jay Wilson, and left end Taft
Sales.
Replacing both defensive ends
will be the sole responsibility of
new assistant coach Jim Elam,
hired from Houston. Lenson Sta
ples and Eric Troy are the most
likely successors for Sales and
Bell, each having 4.6 speed in the
40-yard dash.
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Missoori quarterback Efsrloa Adler
The interior of the line is intact
with tackles Michael Scott and
Robert Curry, and middle guard
Steve Leslie all returning.
Tracy Mack and Mike Vestweber
could be the most mobile set of
linebackers in Missouri's history.
Three-fourths of Missouri's def
ensive secondary returns, but the
trio of Terry Matichak, Jerome
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Caver and Jeff Hooper intercepted
only four passes. Riley and Floyd
will provide depth.
Adler again will punt after
averaging 38.7 yards for 55 punts.
Placekicker Brad Burditt hit a
48-yard field goal against -East
Carolina, one of his 11 three
pointers. He was 31 of 33 in extra
point conversions.
nave been previously damaged by a
disease process called hardening of
the arteries. Warning signs of a pos
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loss of speech, loss of vision or dou
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dizziness. Regular medical checkups
are the best protection against
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