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sion on a field goal set up by a
Carolina fumble on their own five
yard line, a total of ten first downs,
and a mere 154 yards on total
offense for the evening. The Deacon
defense, if it seems possible,
matched the offensive effort by giv
ing up 386 yards to the Gamecocks
along with those 35 USC points.
With USC dominating the affair,
the frustrations on the field had
to belong solely to Wake. But even
Wake could take some consolation
in the fact that their first-period gift
field goal stopped their being shut
out streak at just two games.
USC found their running game
which had deserted them a week
earlier against N. C. State and
employed it so successfully against
the Deacons that the Gamecocks
were able to disregard the forward
pass almost completely and yet still
dominate the game offensively.
Paced by Jay Lynn Hodgin, who
rambled for 120 yards on 27 carries
and scored three touchdowns,
Carolina's ground game accounted
for 358 of the USC total. Hodgin's
100-yard effort made him only the
second USC running back to attain
that goal in the last two years for
Carolina, the other being Dickie
Harris who ran past Wake last year
for 108 yards and three touchdowns.
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USC was quarterback Dobby Gros
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three tries from the five.
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next offensive play. After Wake's
score, Grossman lofted a first-down
pass which Donnie Brown thefted.
Wake failed to do anything with this
second consecutive USC gift and
then USC stopped its attempts at
giving away the game and settled
down into a runaway effort.
C. A. Wilson set the Carolina pace
on the very next drive as he took
Chuck Ramsey's punt and returned
it 100 yards for an apparent
touchdown which was nullified by
a clip. Undaunted by the break, the
Gamecocks marched down the field
for 89 yards and a 7-3 lead that they
never relinquished.
"This beats the fire out of losing,"
observed Carolina Coach Paul Diet
zel. "We started off about as terri
bly as possible and we were lucky
that they only put three points on
the board with us giving the ball to
them close twice. But, we kept our
poise and that was very pleasing."
USC did keep their poise and any
V victory in the midst of a 3-5 season
i has to be pleasing. But the value of
a win coming at-the hands of inept
Wake is not nearly as pleasing or
as unlikely as an upset win over Vir
ginia Tech or Florida State would
' be in the next two weeks.
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