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With an older and wiser team coming back this sea son, the team hopes to take advantage of a schedule that doesn’t include Oklahoma or Texas and try to finish with a .500 winning percentage. The Cyclone offense was nonexistent last year, scoring a mere 43 points over the last six games of the season. The stretch included back-to-back shutout losses, 28-0 and 45-0 to Kansas State and Nebraska respectively. The Iowa State offense returns seven starters; but that doesn’t say much since the receiver, quar terback and running back positions are all huge questions going into the season. The Cyclones quarterback position is wide open this year with last season’s starter, sophomore Aus tin Flynn and redshirt freshmen Bret Meyer bat tling it out for the starting job. Flynn faltered down the stretch last season, losing the last 10 games of the season and throwing for a paltry 1,238 yards and five touchdowns. It’s no surprise that Flynn’s inconsistent play and lack of leadership has led head Coach Dan McCamey to view Meyer as the current leader going into the season. The running back and receiving corps are two posi tions in dire need of help after a must-forget season. The Cyclone receivers are going into this season look ing for someone to lead the pack after all five starters from last season departed. There is a very good chance that a freshman will be the team's leading receiver after the first game of the season. The Cyclones will look to redshirt freshmen Todd Blythe and Milan Moses for a big boost to a group that is a relative unknown. Just like the receiving position, a lack of playing time is what the Cyclones are missing at running back. Out of the six running backs going into this season, five out of the six are true or redshirt fresh men. Leading rusher, sophomore Stevie Hicks, is re turning after a strong second half of the season that saw him rush for 471 yards on 123 carries. While he is penciled in as the starter this season, Hicks shouldn't look too far ahead with star recruits Jason Scales and Brandon Gunn in his rearview mirror. The Cyclone defense looks to make some serious changes to a group that gave up more than 30 point per game last year. The team hopes that senior comer- back Ellis Hobbes and senior middle linebacker Bran don Brown can shore up some of the gaping holes in VS. Texas A&M Iowa State GAME 5 DATE: October 9 TIME: TBA SITE: Jack Trice Stadium, Ames, Iowa LAST MEETING: 24-21 (W) (2001) KEY PLAYERS Brandon Brown Stevie Hicks CHIPS AND SHALL DRINK WITH ANY SUB Please present certificate when ordering One certificate good per person, per visit Not good with any other offer. Good at participating locations only. Certificate void where prohibited Good only on the products indicated. 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Despite the score being so <4 . This is a new year and this is a new Utah team. The tides can turn around in a year, in a month, in a second, and the tides have turned for us. — Corey Dodds Utah senior linebacker high, Dodds said Utah was not attempting to run the score up to get revenge for last year’s meeting between the two teams. “Of course winning your home opener against a great team like A&M is great,†Dodds said. “But for revenge, no. This is a new year and this is a new Utah team. That’s just how college football is. The tides can turn around in a year, in a month, in a second, and the tides have turned for us.†FRIDAY September 3, 2004 8pm - Midnight Memorial Student Center ☆ FREE & bowling % L p OOl T)00 C/m cbjaS^ poo d 4^ 979.845.1515 aggienights.tamu.edu /t For special needs, please contact us CX three days prior to the event at 845-1515.