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Bobby Scott, the forgotten field
general of Tennessee, has sud
denly projected himself into the
all-star quarterback picture. He's
winning some converts from
among those folks who have
regarded him as something other
than a star in the quarterback-rich
Southeastern Conference.
For two seasons now, the blond
thrower from Rossville, Ga., has
played second fiddle to other SEC
quarterbacks in the all-star
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many of his more celebrated
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The Rossville Rifle has been the
Vols' number one signal-caller
since the outset of the 1969 season
and over that spn the Big Orange
has won 15 games, lost only three
and captured the SEC sham
pionship.
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of the week honors, chosen by the
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By LEWIS H. ALLEN
Sports Writer
"Tennee has a wel-balanced,
very quick and agrsive football
team. They are one of the major
'Mams in the country. Everything
they ,do, they do real, real well."
With that forewarning by USC
graduate assistant Cam Lewis and
Gamecock head coach Paul
Dietzel, Carolina football fans and
the USC football team are in for a
tough game Saturday afternoon
when the Gamecocks host the
eighth-ranked Vols at Carolina
Stadium.
Sporting a overall record of 6-1
as compared with the Gamecocks
3-4-1, the Volunteers have turned a
pre-season question mark, the
defense, into a formidable plus. In
the words of Lewis, "Tennessee
puts a lot of people on the bail
carrier. They have a hustling
defense." With the exce,tion of the
Vol loss to Auburn in the second
game of the season when the young
defense surrendered 36 points, the
Tennessee defensive corps limited
SMU. Army, and Georgia Tech to
three points, shut out Alabama,
and gave up only seven points to
Florida and Wake Forest.
Headed by captain and defensive
back Tim Priest and featuring
linebacker Jackie Walker, whom
Lewis called "as fine a linebacker
as I've ever seen," defensive back
Bobby Majors, and tackle Bill
Emendorfer, the Vol defense has
proven both difficult to run and
pass against.
If there is any weakness in the
if into al
Associated Press and United Press
International after his brilliant
performance in the 38-7 win over
Florida two weeks ago.
Bill
Battle:
praises
Scott
He completed 21 of 38 pases for
two touchdowns and a school
record 385 yards against the
Gators. Vol Coach Bill Battle
seconded the wire services' choice.
1 just don't see how it could have
been anyne el.q" Qnid tho TTr
skipper. "You seldom see a
quarterback have as great a game
as Bobby did against Florida."
Florida Coach Doug Dickey, who
recruited Scott when he was head
coach at Tennessee, joined in the
accolades. "He's an underrated
quarterback, a fine leader and he
certainly picked our defense
apart," Dickey said.
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Christian business
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will be fielding .asat USC it
might be at the coaerbeek
posties where both Cowed
Jackie Walker
Graham and David Allen as well as
there back up men areI
sophomores.
If protection to complete passes
is given quarterback Tommy
Suggs the USC offense might ef
fectively challenge the Vol secon
dary despite the ball-hawking
presence of Priest and Majors,
whom Dietzel labeled "out
standing."
First ar head coach Bill
Battle, ormer assistant under
Dietzel West Point said, "We
expect tI same tough kind of
-star class
Battle has long been a Bobby
Scott fan. "He's worked hard to be
a good quarterback," he said.
"The coaches and players have
always had great confidence in
Bobby. And he's getting better
game by game. He just keeps on
going out there and beating the
best."
But beyond all the statistical
data, he has met the test as a big
play man. Time and time again, he
has kept on the option and made
the two or three yards necessary
on a critical possession down play.
He has hit the bit pass to keep
drives alive and he has led the
team on the :ield in the same
confident style characteristic of
another outstanding Vol quar
Captain Tim Priest is another
Scott admirer. "I know Bobby's
not listed among the great quar
terbacks," he said. "But
remember what Texas Coach
Darrell Royal said about quar
terbacks: 'They are gauged by the
success of the team.' We were 9-1
last year and won the SEC
championship and we're doing
pretty well this season, too.
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holarly and inspiring man is no
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on their lives.
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campuses across the nation.
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Po ehod'last year with uw
when it went right down to the
wir.-have great respect for USC
and for Coach Diets."
In aseeig Caroina's record
Dietlel commented, "O%w eom
has to date been a series of ups and
dons. We felt we've played ss
tremely well at times, especially
In wins over Wake Forest, Virginia
Tech and North Carolina.
However, in other games we've
made critical mistakes that have
been hard to figure out."
Offensively, Tennessee is led by
the passing and generalship of
Bobby Scott and he running of
fullback Curt Watson. Tailback
Don McLeary will be out with
bruised ribs and sophomore Kevin
Milam a slashing runner, will
assume tailback duties.
A tail and fast group of receivers
led by Joe Thompson, Lester
McClain, and Stan Trott provide
balance to the workhorse ground
game led by Watson, who was
described by scout Cam Lewis "as
fine a fullback as I've seen
anywhere." According to Lewis
the "running game goes as Watson
goes and they like to hand to
Watson going over All-American
guard Chip Kell."
Lewis also said that "Bobby
Scott has been more effective each
week." He noted that the Vol front
wall has "real fine speed and
quickness. The firit four are very
quick, which puts pressure on the
quarterback."
Noting that 'they consider Priest
one of the smartest players
around," Dietzel said "it seems
like they always have an All
American defensive back." He
observed that "Walker impressed
us last year with his great speed
and hard nosed play." Dietzel
added that Bill Battle "is a very
dedicated coach and hard worker
and one of ability."
The Volunteers have had little
trouble this season except with
strong Auburn. The Tigers won
handily 36-23 to put a damper on
''ennessee's chances to repeat as
the SEC champions.
The Vols have beaten SMU 28-3,
Army 48-3, a tough Georgia Tech
17-6, Alabama 24-0, Florida 38-7
and Wake Forest 41-7.
The interior line is led by Kell
and center Mike Bevans. Bevans is
a 6-1 216 senior who made the
second team all-SEC team last
year. Kell was a consensus All
America as well as winner of the
Jacobs Blocking trophy as thw hat
blocker in the SEC.
Steve Robinson and Joe Balthrop
line up at the tackles with
Thompson the split end and Gary
Theiler the tight end. Don Denbo
joins Kell at the other guard spot.
Walker, Majors and Priest
anchor the tough defense. "Walker
has all the skills of an All
American," Battle said. "Even
though he is only 191 he hits with
the force of a 240 pounder.
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hitter who cantaie to 98we OP
with the big play" adm ad
Emendorfer's "qu1ckpes, and
entumisn make bim on mt
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Ison gives USC quarterback
to expect Saturday afternoon
ssee.
*es over
lead
ve finally succeeded in over
total offense department of the
s team statistical race, ac
eased by the league's Service
,d the top spot in this category
ing the final two weeks of the
out front in the opening game
d enjoyed a comfortable lead
; move.
mgainst Clemson and Georgia
iassed 966 yards. They totaled
id added 420 in the 24-16 defeat
hile, North Carolina managed
harts against Wake Forest and
yards for eight games and a
ile the Tar Heels have 2,886
head in total offense North
s the top club in total defense.
ards in their loss to Georgia
ie Tar Heels' defensive figure
-ginia is second at 269.3 and
eader in both rushing offense
Id all season. It is averaging
iely while limiting its foes to
other club averaging better
he rush. The Deacons have a
rushing at 189.8.
~sing with an average of 216.8
::ond at 185.6. The Gamecocks
ice in pass defense despite the
243 yards through the air last
best pass defense figure.
a are still in a close fight for
ks have scored 191 points for a
els have put 183 pointti on the
State, which has given up 116
p defense with a 14.5 average.
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"Priest is a great comnpetier,
intelligent and hard-noed. He
comes up with the clutch play.
Majors is the most exciting
defensive back in the conference.
He is a threat to go all the way
Linebacker Ray Nettles and
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standouts in the defensive team
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Tommy Suggs taste of what
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offensive
The Duke Blue Devils ha
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Atlantic Coast Conference'
cording to latest figures rel,
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The Tar Heels had occuple
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USC continues on top in pa
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were able to hold onto first pl1
fact Georgia was able to get:
week. Virginia has the seciond
Carolina and North Carolin
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23.9 average while the Tar He
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points, is the leader in scorini
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