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Thursday, September 16 Looking forward to another year of football |
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(Editor's note: UCLA's Danny Farmer will file a weekly diary with ESPN.com throughout the season. This week's feature includes excerpts from two Q&A sessions with the wide receiver. For more information on Bruins sports, visit the official UCLA site.)
ESPN.com: What are your expectations for the 1999 season?
I'm just excited for my senior season because it's another year of college football and, to me, college football is the greatest sport out there. A lot of guys in college play with their hearts and I think that's what professional sports lacks sometimes ... that drive and the heart that college players have. I think football is the most exciting sport there is.
ESPN.com: How would you describe UCLA's receiving corps? I think Brad (Melsby) brings to the table great route running and he just makes the play. He's very consistent and I think he's the model for a lot of other people in terms of being a wide receiver. Brian Poli-Dixon is a big, tall wide receiver. He's fast, has a lot of great athletic ability and also is known for making the big play.
Freddie Mitchell is a smaller receiver. He's fast as well. He makes great plays, has great hands and is exciting to watch. As for me, I'm just trying to keep up with these guys.
ESPN.com: UCLA has won 11 consecutive regular-season home games. What are the toughest elements an opponent has to deal with when playing in the Rose Bowl?
ESPN.com: What are some of your game-day rituals?
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