Say Oui to Wie: The Honolulu Phenom, Michelle Wie, ready to go pro, has been handling well her professional status

For those of you who don't know her, Michelle Wie is just a 16-year-old golfer who decided to go pro. She has been compared with Tiger or even dubbed the "Tigress on the prowl for greatness."

At 13, she started turning heads. Wie was already known as one of the longest hitters to appear on the LPGA Tour. Her drives were 20-40 yards past most other players. Wie is only 6-feet tall. She was born in Honolulu on October 11, 1989. She has some hobbies she engages in when she is not shooting golf. she reads, draws and surfs the Internet. She is one of the high schoolers who are doing great things in their community and all over the world.

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Bulldogs' Red Wavers talk about it each time they have a chance. Each time, they gather at World's Sports Cafe, owned by Tim McDonalds, USC alumnus and 49er great, current coach of Edison High, Bulldogs die-hard fans talk and dream about the encounter. The Saturday game may not be a big deal for USC because it's a non-conference encounter. It may not mean much for a team that has won all its 32 games so far (10-0), triumphed over archrivals such as Notre Dame and UCLA. For Bulldogs and the fans of the Central Valley of California where Fresno State sits, a victory will be a huge achievement.

Who would not want to capitalize on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity offered by this friendly encounter? If anything, it will help USC's Trojan Coach Pete Carroll sharpen the saw or cleats before the main games against UCLA or the Orange bowl. Should Fresno State win over this unbeatable, glamourous team of the Los Angeles, the win would be part of the Central Valley recruiting lore. So far, Pat Hill's recruiting teams have to parlay Fresno State's community assets such as Travel and playing time, River Park shopping center and Kings Canyon and Yosemite National Parks etc.

USC is a champion in its right. It has everything that one can ask for. It has a brilliant coach, star-quality quarterback in Matt Leinart and great assistant coaches. In addition, it has the devotion of its fans, the Trojans. Among the Trojans, you will find alumni and community die-hards who contribute to make the program what it is now, the envy of a nation. USC has 11 national titles, six Heisman Trophies, 42 active alumni in the pros (among them are Carson Palmer and Dallas Cowboys Receiver Keyshawn Johnson who is sometimes compared to TO in terms of their outspokenness). In addition, USC is in LA, the capital of celebrities. It also benefits from its closeness to the various beaches. It has the cool sea breeze.

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