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BY JIM HE]
Sports Wri
After the Carolina Biddies wer(
gia Tech two weeks ago their seas
sity of Georgia became a must gi
Another loss would make the ]
who needs a .500 season at a sch
a national power? Especially wl
earlier by Paul Dietzel as being
he ever recruited at Carolina.
So when the- Biddies rebounde
Monday afternoon they, and obi
Ryan, were overjoyed. But what
turnabout in one short week?
"Morale and' momentum are f
after the game. "We came back fr
house. We were really down aftei
the players came down from the
our morale."
The amazing part of the game v
able to control the ball against a m
They ran 85 plays from scrimmag
had the ball for just 46 plays.
Quarterback Jeff Grantz, one <
the varsity, ran the Biddie offens
tion. When Georgia took his pri:
Jackson, away by keying on him,
son as a decoy and ran the ball
first two touchdowns of the gan
14-3 first-quarter lead.
But Grantz gave Georgia mor
about. In the first half Grantz con
attempts, seven to Scott Thomas
back from the varsity. Although
more in the final half, Georgia ha
arm, and that opened the inside
Thomas and Jackson to move the
Near the end of the third quar
17-13, the Biddies started a drive
plays later and in the fourth quE
the ball five times for 32 yards di
the end zone from a yard out.
Almost every play on the drive
pound E. Z. Smith, who was play
time this year. When the play wi
middle Smith lined up as a guard
to go off-tackle he lined up at tac
"They had a linebacker that g
replace him with a second-team de
"We ran at him on almost every
And on the short yardage plays w
not be smart but we know that
him any time."
When USC got the lead it was
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a clobbered 39-7 by Geor
on finale with the Univer
ime.
Biddies record 3-3-1, and
Dol that is trying to build
ien the team was touted
the best freshman team
d to upset Georgia 23-21
iiously their coach, Bob
had caused the dramatic
unny things," Ryan said
om the gutter to the pent
Georgia Tech, but when
varsity it really helped
was that the Biddies were
uch larger Georgia team.
e and the Bullpup offense
f the players down from
e almost to letter perfec
rne running threat, Russ
Grantz simply used Jack
himself. He ran for the
1e to give the Biddies a
e than the run to worry
ipleted nine of 17 passing
, another of the players
he only completed four
d to respect his throwing
up for Joey Swam, Stan
ball on the ground.
ter and Georgia trailing
n their own 17. Thirteen
Lrter Swam, who carried
iring the drive, piled into
USC ran behind 6-4, 270
ing offense for the first
s designed to go up the
, and when the play was
kle.
ot hurt and they had to
fensive back," Ryan said.
play during that drive.
'e ran over E. Z. We may
we can get a yard over
the Biddie defense that
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