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Carolina'$ high scoring Biddies,
hoping to rebound from a 22-21
upset loss to Clemson, meet a
defense-led Georgia Tech team in
Atlanta, Friday night.
The Biddies have scored at least
three times in each of their five
efforts to date and are averaging
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The Baby ,Yellow Jackets should
provide an interesting contrast as
they have demonstrated consider
able defensive prowess in impres
sive wins over both Alabama's frosh
squad, 14-7 and Tennessee, 9-7.
The Biddies will be without their
two most effective offensive
players, as both Russ Jackson and
Jeff Grantz will stay at home for
action in the varsity clash with
Wake Forest.
Defensive lineman Jay Saldi and
rover back Bruce Duke will also
join the varsity unit and will not
make the trip to Atlanta.
Jackson and Grantz combined to
set five school freshman season
records and tie another in the Bid
dies loss to the Cubs, and their
absence will undoubtedly limit the
effectivness of the Biddies attack.
Zeb Shue, who has attempted only
ten passes this season, will open at
quarterback. Either Bosie White or
Randy Chastain will take Jackson's
spot in the starting lineup.
Grantz put his name in the USC
record book by setting new seasons
standards for passes attempted, 91,
total offense, 658, and yards gained
passing, 572. He also tied the frosh
mark for completions with 41, in the
loss to Clemson. Grantz was
blanked in the first half but came
back to comnlete 11 of 33 passes for
158 yards and one score.
Jackson's 103 yards rushing in 20
carries against the Cubs was the
third time in five games he has
topped the 100 yard mark and
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brought his season totals to 61
yards in 120 attempts, both ne,
USC frosh standards. Although thi
year's Biddie team plays seve
games. both players' record breal
ing efforts were achieved in fi,
outings, the same number of conte;
the former record holders playei
The Biddies rallied from a 17
second half deficit to take a 21-1
lead against the JV Cubs, wh
played nine upperclassmen, bt
were considerably hampered b
three fumbles, a pass interceptio
Carolii
picked
Gamecock basketball fare
in the recent 1972-73 editil
Smith's Basketball Yearbo,
most prestigious of the man
ketball magazines publish4
Besides picking the USC var
nation's top teams and guari
an All-America selection,
tabbed Coach Frank Mc
freshman signees as the nu
group in the nation.
In a section devoted to th(
freshmen and prep players ii
magazine's expert, Jack Mc:
frosh at the top of a list tr
other basketball powers as F
e th SColle0
FNs
of ~out ti..
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0 and a blocked punt.
v First year USC frosh coach Bob
s Ryan, although disappointed with
n the result, praised his team's come- 1
back, saying, "We made mistakes, I
e but I thought we did a good job of
it coming back in the face of adver
1. sity. Besides having quite a few
7 good athletes, this team has also
7 demonstrated that it has a lot of
D character.
t "Among our individuals, Grantz
y had another superb all-around per
1 formance and Russ Jackson ran
ta basketbc
as nation '
I extremely well North Carolina
>n of Street and Vanderbilt (10tL
)k, probably the (12th, Duke (13t
r pre-season bas
,d on the sport. On an individL
sity as one of the ing Joyce, the :
1 Kevin Joyce as Cox, a Gameco4
the publication nation's bright n
Guire's seven Mike Dunleavy,
rnber one rookie Cartwright, 6-4
included on a lis1
top sophomores, The other three (
i the country, the der English, 6-5
(ay, put the USC Greiner, have al;
at included such other preseaso
.orida State (3rd), stand- outs.
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well. Also, Brad Kline, until he was
njured, and the rest of our blockers
lid a good job of blocking, while
:ight end Scott Thomas caught the
all well."
"On the defenMive side, tackle E.
. Smith played his finest game to
late and his running mate on the
)ther side, Saldi, came up with
;everal big plays. Linebackers
3arry Mott and injury-hampered
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md Grahl Phillips was outstand
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best
5th), Penn (8th), UCLA (9th),
), St. John's (11th), Louisville
h) and Tennessee (15th).
ial basis, in addition to honor
ublication listed 6-6 Tommy
:k sophomore, as one of the
ew prospects, while freshmen
6-2, Bob Mathias, 6-7, Mark
and 6-3 Joe Artime were all
of the top freshmen recruits.
amecock signees, 6-8 Alexan
Jim Clements and 6-6 Mark
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