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SUNNY Temp: 55 °F Wind: CLM at 0 mph Thursday, November 21, 2002 SECTIONS Home Page Local News Sports Business Obituaries Life Opinion - Politics AP News Weather Classified Archives Site Map EXTRA HomeLife Magazine W3 Magazine Jobs @ Mail Tribune Tempo A & E Oregon CarZone Wellness Connection Real Estate Newspaper in Education Prime Times Outdoor Journal Personals Movie Times TV Times E The People CLASSIFIEDS Find a Car Find a Home Find a Job Find Everything E SOUTHERN OREGON Automotive Communities Entertainment Publications Recreation Calendar ABOUT US FAQ What's New Advertise Home Delivery Classified Ad Contact Us Media Kit Email Story to a Friend September 20, 2002 Football Forecast South Medford (1-1)at Ashland (1-1) WHEN, WHERE: Tonight, 7:30, at Walter A. Phillips Field. RADIO: KAKT (105-FM) and KTMT (580-AM). OF NOTE: South Medford romped to a 38-7 victory last season on the way to a 7-2 record. MT LINE: South by 12. Roseburg (1-1)at North Medford (2-0) WHEN, WHERE: Tonight, 7:30, at Spiegelberg Stadium. RADIO: KCMX (880-AM). OF NOTE: Each team has routed the other the last two years. North Medford won 31-0 in 2000 while Roseburg triumphed 47-0 in 2001. MT LINE: North by 13. Klamath Union 1-1)at Eagle Point (1-1) WHEN, WHERE: Tonight, 7:30, at Eagle Stadium. OF NOTE: Eagle Point quarterback Tyson Nelson leads the SOC in passing yardage (459) and touchdowns (six). MT LINE: Eagle Point by 14. Grants Pass (1-1)at Crater (1-1) WHEN, WHERE: Tonight, 7:30, at Dutch Meyer Stadium. RADIO: KBOY (95.7 FM). OF NOTE: Crater’s defense has made a complete turnaround from last season, yielding just 190 yards and eight points per game. MT LINE: Grants Pass by 6. Phoenix (1-1)at North Valley (2-0) WHEN, WHERE: Tonight, 7, at Knights Stadium. OF NOTE: Phoenix suffered key injuries during a 29-14 lost to South Umpqua, a team North Valley beat in overtime the week before. MT LINE: North Valley by 7. Rogue River (1-1)at Lakeview (2-0) WHEN, WHERE: Tonight, 7:30. OF NOTE: Behind junior running back Ryan Nash, Lakeview has outscored its first two opponents 78-16. MT LINE: Lakeview by 6. Henley (0-2)at Mazama (2-0) WHEN, WHERE: Tonight, 7:30, at Viking Stadium. OF NOTE: Skyline Conference favorite Mazama has too many offensive weapons for its cross-town rival. MT LINE: Mazama by 21. Hidden Valley (0-2)at Illinois Valley (1-1) WHEN, WHERE: Saturday, 1 p.m., at Cave Junction. OF NOTE: Hidden Valley’s offense has been inconsistent, while IV has gotten outstanding production from wingbacks Gary Couch and Natty Krauss. MT LINE: Hidden Valley by 2. St. Mary’s (1-1)at Bonanza (2-0) WHEN, WHERE: Tonight, 7. OF NOTE: St. Mary’s scored its first 11-man victory since 1998 last week. Running back Willie Terrall leads the Crusaders’ offense. MT LINE: Bonanza by 30. Cascade Christian (2-0)at Glendale (1-1) WHEN, WHERE: Tonight, 7:30. OF NOTE: Jon Gettman and Mychal Sha have given Cascade some offensive spark, but can the Challengers overcome Glendale’s winning tradition? MT LINE: Glendale by 7. Butte Falls (1-1)at McKenzie (2-0) WHEN, WHERE: Today, 4, at Finn Rock. OF NOTE: Butte Falls got roughed up by league favorite Mapleton last week. Will the Loggers regroup against an undefeated quality foe? MT LINE: McKenzie by 18. Camas Valley (1-1)at Prospect (0-2) WHEN, WHERE: Tonight, 7:30, at Ralph Goode Field. OF NOTE: Prospect has shown improvement as evidenced by just a two-point loss at Days Creek last week. MT LINE: Camas Valley by 4. No. 2 So. Oregon (1-0)at Linfield (1-0) WHEN, WHERE: Saturday, 1:30, at Maxwell Field, McMinnville. RADIO: KTMT (580-AM). TV: Tape delay, 8 p.m., ASCN (Ch. 75). OF NOTE: Southern Oregon is 3-17 at Maxwell Field. MT LINE: Linfield by 3. Portland State (2-0)at No. 9 Oregon (3-0) WHEN, WHERE: Saturday, 12:30, at Autzen Stadium, Eugene. RADIO: KCMX (880-AM). OF NOTE: The Division I-AA Vikings are 1-13 overall against Division I teams. MT LINE: Oregon by 31. Fresno State (1-2)at Oregon State (3-0) WHEN, WHERE: Saturday, 3:30, at Reser Stadium, Corvallis. RADIO: KMED (1440-AM). TV: FSN (Ch. 45). OF NOTE: OSU QB Derek Anderson has made 103 total passes in three games without an interception. MT LINE: Oregon State by 6. Printer Friendly Version Email Story to a Friend Subscribe Archive: Click to Search M Mail Tribune Home Local News | Sports | Business | Obituaries | Life Opinion - Politics | AP News | Archives | Site Map E Southern Oregon | Classified Copyright 1997-2002 Mail Tribune. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy web master feedback A D V E R T I S E R S