The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 15, 1968, Page Page Five, Image 5
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By JOHN DAVID SPADE
Sports Editor
When the Gamecocks are good,
they are very, very good; but
when something goes wrong, said
Coach Paul Dietzel, "everything
goes wrong, terribly wrong."
Saturday night's 36-12 loss
started out that way. N.C. State
Bai
Donaulud Bailev runs back
kickoff in first-quarter acti
the ball dee) in ISC terri
cornered and tackled on the
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kicked off and Dona( l Bailey wa
deep to receive.
llailey had trouble finiing the
handle on the ball and was racked
up on the USC 12.
Rudy Ilollontan found the
going tough through the State
line and wam stopped for no
gain on (Carolina's first play
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fey Runs Back Kit
a WVolfpack a 59 yarl re
on. He took off 90 var<?4
tory and Was arolina.
State 38 for
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from scrimmage.
l'o (le of the only bright spots
in the game, llnny Galloway
ramimeld 10 yards up the middh-.
for a first down.
A healthy Galloway has been
onething the coaching staff and
Gamievovk fans have been hoping
for for a long time.
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turn. Bailev returned a kick
two w,(-eks ago agatinst North
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Holloian and Galloway buttt
the State line on the next thri
plays and found themselves or
yard short of a first down ar
Billy Parker came in to punt.
The soph punter got off a 3
yard boot, but a 26 yard return
made it count for only 13.
Eight plays later, with 8:4
left in the first period, halfbacli
Charlie Bowers dove over tht
middle of a pourous Gamecoci
line for six points. Gerald War
ren added the extra point.
The Wolfpack offensive li
was pushing the lighter Gam
Locks down the field on near
e'very )lay, and their traps ar
Sweeps were well executed tea
efforts.
And that was how it was to I
for the entire 60 minutes of foo
ball. Charlie Dowers and Ih
Hall would he getting handoffs
pitchouts from Q11 Jack Klehe
account for 205 yards rushing b
tween the two of them, whi
Klebe added another 77 vart
himself.
There were only a few brig
spots in the game for the Gam
cocks.
Tommy Suggs ran and passe(
Carolina 76 yards to a seconc
period TD which was calle(
back on an offensive pass inter
ference call.
Billy Dupre m.anaged to salva
three points onl that drive for tI
Gamecocks for his second fie
goal of the day. (11ne goal w
for 38 yards and the other 89.
State's deadly kickoff and pu
returns not only gave the Wo
pack good field position but al
accounted fOr a Score as Ja
Whitley raced 84; yards after
Parker punt.
State only went to the ai
seven times, hitting on onl.
three passes, but it was thei1
running game, good for 354
yards. that broke the Game
cocks.
Dietzel stated that State "bea
us in every phase of the game
That's the poorest we've looke<
iii a long time."
"I'm offering no excuses," sa.
he head coach, "they whipped th
'ire out of us up front. They ra
he ball right down our throats.
"Against Georgia we were
ootball team, tonight we weren
\uid State kept getting stronge
%verything went wrong."
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ACC SCORIS
N.C. State 36
South Carolinia 12
Auhur 21
Clemson 10
Va. Tech 7
Wake Forest 6
Maryland 33
UNC 24
Virginia 50
Duke 20
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Sophomore quarterback
1an<ly Yoakum tosses a pass
inl USC's losS to N. (". State's
Wolfpack Saturday night.
Yoakum hit on se-,en of 12
passes for 86 yards.
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Merlin Olsen, All-Pro tackle f,
might have put together the onl)
plain the line play of a team such
"We get so bruised and battei
playing in sort of a coma. By the
instincts have taken over. By th
anl animal."
Of course Olsen was talking
per cent is expected( of each play
they're getting paid for.
Paul I)ietzel knows how hard
every game in the world of colle
"Last week," said Dietzel. "om
against Georgiai, but tonight the.
When you're not playing well. th,
knocked out of you."
The Gamec)ocks have played v
year. One quarter was against U
game against Georgia.
One man traveling with the tei
the hardships of a visiting team y
"I know myself it's tiring to
away from home," he said.
It's also very difficuit to get m
within two p)()oints of defeating a I
P)sychology has a lot to do u
Give the opposition the advantag
time in nine games bef(re the h(i
Then look at the frustratio)n
how ch( se they were to having .
against lIuke, a team that isn't
should have been on qpening nigh
'lhen there was the (,ne-point
tion that will stay with the GaIm
staff.
But Satur'(L,v night can't be C
or a look-good,losing effort. Man I
team where it cunts--up front.
g d(-1b sing.
Loking ahead at the psych4l
has just snapped a 16-game b sin)
a letdown after their big win.
themselves to be a team. ()le that
Remeni bering the wrds of a ni
quit. who spent the last years ot
who died before the U'NC game, <
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)r the Los Angeles Ramns,
y words which might ex
as N. C. State.
-ed we sometimes windL up
end of the first half your
e end of the game you're
tbout pro ball, where 100
r each week. That's what
it is to get a team up for
iate football.
boys played like wildmen
were flat against State.
t's when you get the fire
"ell for five quarters this
'C and then there was the
*m to State was discussing
laying a night game.
kill a whole day up here
er the fact that you came
iationally ranked team.
ith the game of football.
? of playing for the first
ie crowd.
of your own team. Look
>een undefeated. One TI)
s good as the Gamecocks
gave us our first lss.
oss Geo,rgia, a frustra
A'(oks and their coaching
assUd with a tough break.
or man, State has a better
But Carolina didn't look
>gical situation, Maryland
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