Former RB Coy Wire has acclimated well in his move to SS, in an effort to replace defensive leader Tim Smith. Senior Joe Borchard would be the man, if it were not for his presumed status as a first-round pick in June s baseball draft. If Borchard leaves, junior Randy Fasani will get the first crack at the job over redshirt freshman Chris Lewis. The next leading returning receiver is now Ryan Wells, who caught 5 balls last season. Borchard seems peeved over the speculation by the coaching staff about his return in 2000.
Nothing is etched in stone.
Your options are playing QB for Stanford or a million-dollar bonus from the Yankees. It s not like you re living in a box under the Embarcadero exit from 101. The hope here is that experience of last year s tumultuous 4-7 campaign will serve the many sophomores and juniors well. 90 Bruins posted personal bests in weight training this spring as part of a team-wide effort to improve strength and conditioning. QB Cory Paus looks to be recovering well from a major shoulder injury, though he was held out of contact drills by Coach Bob Toledo.