Illini's Virgil backpedals to D-back

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From: University Wire
Date: 20031016
Author:Colleen Kane

Colleen Kane
University Wire
10-16-2003
(Daily Illini) (U-WIRE) CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Morris Virgil's calf muscles hurt. So do his hamstrings.

But he can justify the soreness -- at least he's getting to be on the football field.

And besides, it's been more than three years since he's had to do so much of this backpedaling stuff.

Virgil has spent most of his Illinois career dodging defenders as a tailback, but for the last few weeks on the practice field, he's joined the former enemy. Virgil has become part of a small, young task force that is attempting to improve the Illini secondary.

"Coach ...

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