University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

One For All ^m. T e d y #% Bruschi. m^ 1 " This is m,— , «»~ > w W-**- *■ f the most t: ' fitting way for me to end my career at Arizona, to tie the record (NCAA sack) and beat Arizona State, nothing is sweeter than that, " commented Arizona Bruschi after the Arizona come- Kick John back victory over Arizona State, Prasuhn 31-28, at Sun Devil Stadium. tied the school record ^■fc. Chuck with his A Osborne. 57 yards fc -1. " The field goal \ " team against couldn ' t Pacific. ^Hr y havefin- i s h e d Senior better than Tedy Bruschi, with the lineman defeat of ASU, which high- Chuck lighted the season. Having Osborne, played in the UA program, I ' ll and safety always remember playing on the Brandon best defensive team in the nation Sanders after school ends for me. " were Dan White. jk > ' ~ * " The season didn ' t )»,_ v ^^S turn out the way that we wanted wasn ' t what we expected, but the season was an enjoyable one for me. The outcome of the ASU- UA game was a good way to conclude my career at the UA. " named All- Pacific 10 first team. Arizona Wildcats football team ended their season 6-5. An innate rivalry that surpasses all others, the Sun Devils lose again, but this time by a... L Another nail biter. Wildcats vs the Sun Devils: probably one of the most exciting and most anticipated games in Arizona. Archrival schools seeking domi- nance; to proudly and humbly claim that they have supremacy over the other. Last year ' s game showcased an array of stunning performances and a dramatic come from behind victory by the Wildcats. After the tough loss, the Sun Devils hoped next year ' s battle would favor them. Enter the 1995 season: At Sun Devil Stadium, Arizona State schooled the Arizona Desert Swarm de- fense early, compiling 28 points heading into the fourth quarter with Arizona only putting out 14 points. A quick 6-yard touch- down from White to Tayloi brought the Cats ' deficit down ti 7 points. Enter Chuck Osborne With the Sun Devils at their 11 yard line, Osborne sackec Plummer. This resulted in fumble that was picked up bj Salave ' a who ran it in for a touc down. After another three-and out series by ASU, Arizo worked its late game magic. Whi and company mastered their w into Devil territory, setting up 36-yard field goal by Jon Prasuh Sun Devil Stadium was utter silent once the ball was kicked Prasuhn. By the looks on A players, a new, undesirable tra tion had begun. The Arizo Wildcats had snuck away wi another fourth quarter upset. Strrretch! Junior defensive end Van Tuinei reaches upward in hopes of blocking an attempf kick by ASU Sun Devils. Photo by Adam F. Jarrold. « i .-V» « £5 iy u starch of ii** WioftQibQ CkGoyl *Wlfew. Sf^dt