The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 16, 1972, Page Page 10, Image 12
Offense
(From page 9)
"We were working on the drop
back offense but we were losing
games," said Dietzel. "It's not so
much I like winning, but I despise
losing.
"Dobby can do things with the
men we have now, we're not going
back to the offense we were
attempting before, we're just not
going to do it,"' said Dietzel. "Now
we can run the ball and throw passes
off the runs."
Unfortunately for Troup, Diet
zel's reluctance to return to the
drop-back offense would have to
make his future shakey at best. A
drop-back offense could conciev
ably win with Troup, as his passing
talent would have its best opportun-'
ity then, but the 6-4 quartrback
lacks the mobility ot direct a rollout
attack and so it would seem his
potential would be cut back
immensely.
Although Troup appears to be the
loser in the switching of offensive
attacks, the team itself would seem
to prosper greatly. Grossman's roll
out theatrics have paced Carolina
to succesive victories over
Memphis tate and ASU
Grossman scrambled for 36
yards in just seven carries, includ
ing some key first down jaunts, and
passed for six completions in 11
attempts for 133 yards and two
touchdowns against ASU. Gros
sman has now passed for five
touchdowns in his two games.
"I can run," said Grossman, "If
the opponents have the recievers
covered or the line breaks down, I
can scramble and we still have a
chance .to escape allright. I've got
confidence in our team; we're play
ing better now.".
Grossman continued, "A lot of
success is because of a fine
receiever named Mike Haggard.
When I put the ball in the back's
stomach and pull it back out and
Mike's' wide open it's an easy
touchdown."
Grossman and Haggard com
bined for two touchdowns in the
game, making their touchdown total
five scores for two contests.
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