| Steve
Smith
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Fourth-Quarter Closers: Week 13
Ed Thompson points out the players who got the job done in the 4th quarter for their teams.
-by ScoutNFLNetwork.com
Dec 8, 2009 |
X's and O's: Giants 17, Eagles 40 
Here is a look at how the Giants did, position by position, against the Eagles.
-by GiantInsider.net
Nov 1, 2009 |
NFL Quick Count: Tough To Stuff
Ed Thompson's rapid-fire NFL commentary and analysis.
-by ScoutNFLNetwork.com
Nov 1, 2009 |
QB Corner
The unflappable Eli Manning said all the Giants can do after their embarrassing defeat is move on.
-by GiantInsider.net
Oct 20, 2009 |
Quarter Pole Report
New York has improved in several key categories.
-by GiantInsider.net
Oct 7, 2009 |
Manning, Giants Survive Scare
They won’t have to play without the player they can least afford to play without.
-by GiantInsider.net
Oct 6, 2009 |
Giants, Eli Optimistic About Foot Injury
After being examined by the trainers, Eli Manning walked on his bare right foot to gauge the injury.
-by GiantInsider.net
Oct 5, 2009 |
Game Story: Giants 27, Chiefs 16
Here are some Stats, Quotes, Notes as well as what went right and wrong in the Giants' big win.
-by GiantInsider.net
Oct 5, 2009 |
Giants vs. Redskins: X's and O's
Here is a look at how the Giants did, position by position, against the Redskins.
-by GiantInsider.net
Sep 13, 2009 |
Inside Slant: Untested Widereceivers
The Giants are starting the season with a group of untested Wideouts.
-by GiantInsider.net
Sep 10, 2009 |
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Wt: 190
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05/06/1985 |
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Canoga Park,
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| Steve Smith stepped in as a true freshman
in 2003 and ended up positioning himself as a viable number 3 receiver behind incumbents Keary Colbert and Mike Williams. He finished the year with 17 catches for 319 yards and 2 touchdowns. Smith was worked slowly into the lineup and game plan. Trojan fans caught glimpses of Steve in his first few games as he registered his first collegiate reception for 7 yards in his first game (at Auburn), ran one time for 8 yards against BYU, caught one pass for 9 yards at Cal, and another pass for 17 yards at Notre Dame. However, in the 9th game of the season, a must-win against Washington State, Steve showed the all out ability SC supporters had been waiting for. A quick slant and a 55-yard dead sprint left the Trojans with 6 points and the promise of a brilliant future at the wide receiver position. Smith continued to impress throughout the remaining games, catching 2 passes for 54 yards at Arizona, 4 for 27 against UCLA, and then decided to host his own coming out party against Oregon State. In that game, Steve caught 5 passes for 136 yards,
including a 73 yard touchdown strike. In 2004, Steve Smith will look to step in for a departed Keary Colbert and fortify the wide receiver position. |
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