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GCSS Picks Te So here we go. Off into the wild Garnet and Black yonder. The first game on the agenda is the Gamecocks against Georgia Tech. For three quarters it should be a close contest but in the fourth quarter when Tech keeps sending in its fresh players the gap should widen. Unfortunately in the wrong direction. Tech 28, USC 13. SEC meets ACC. End result: SEC rout. That formula has held true for many years and no reason to end now, even though the SEC school, Kentucky, is not the best in the league. The ACC school, Clemson, is not the best in that league. SEC-ACC-Kentucky 27, Clemson 10. The top match of the initial weekend is probably the Southern California game with Alabama on the coast. 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Harris, who last year as a junior was named to three All-America teams, previously was chosen to the pre-season All-South squad chosen by Southern Living magazine. There are nine Georgians on the USC football squad that opens the 1971 season Saturday night against Georgia Tech. Defensive end Roger Toy and offensive guard John Dubac, both sophomores, are from Atlanta: quarterback Robbie Snake> Davis and defensive tackle Jim Burke, both sophomores, are from Savannah; linebackers Greg Crabb, a senior, and Chan Beasley, a junior, are from Dublin; senior defensive tackle Kin <Bucki Wheat is from Milledgeville; sophomore tailback Carlton Haywood is from Macon; and sophomore center Richard Simmons is from Columbus. Four members of the 1971 Carolina varsity football squad played their high school ball under coach Pinky Babb at Greenwood High School,. The Gamecocks developed by the veteran coach who has sent miany of his players to the collegiate ranks are defensive backs Tyler Hellams and Neville Files, offensive tackle Bob Morris and center Mack Stone. Uinman Gerald Witt of.- the Gamecock freshman squad also played under. Babb at Greenwood, Subscribe to the Gamecock