The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 10, 1973, Page Page 3, Image 3
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BY BOB ODOM
Sports Writer
Although the Carolina fresh
man football team lost their
opening game to Mexico
Tech, Freshman Head Coach
Bob Mauro, in his first year at
USC, still managed praise for
his Biddies.
Mauro labled this year's
recruits "a bunch of athlete's
with real class. Individually
they are some of the finer
athletes ever recruited at
Carolina."
The USC froah program has
undergone changes. With
the new NCAA rule allowing
freshman to become eligible
for varsity competition , fresh
man coaches all over the
country are receiving much
pressure.
Instead of having a full year
to teach and condition an
athlete they now have as little,
time as it takes for the athlete
to make the varsity. Ac
cording to Mauro, eight fresh
man players have already
been promoted to the varsity
squad.
Freshman on the varsity are
Jacyn Adamski, defense back
from Florida, Mike Waters,
linebacker, North Carolina,
Don Abrazinkas, defensive
back, Pennsylvania, Allen
Carpenter, defensive end,
North Carolina,; Steve
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Donald Bobo, linebacker,
South Carolina; and Greg
Shope, offensive guard,
Pennsylvania.
Mauro said that this year's
freshman team will "improve
as the season goes on. Against
Tech we certainly lacked
consistency. We made many
mental errors and we didn't
play well as a team." Mauro
said "all these errors can be
expected when a team plays
together for the first time."
Mauro said all four quar
terbacks, Ron Bass, John
Shealy, Chris Cowan, and Scott
Curtis all looked "pretty
good," but that the starting
position is up for grabs.
The frosh's next contest will
be at home against The Citadel
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