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them opened up so we could run.
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pass for 118 yards and managed
to connect on some key passes to
his tight end and running backs.
"I was getting pursued the
whole evening, even when we were
running the ball," said Nobles.
"They are a good team, they hit me
even after I pitched out."
While Carolina managed to bring
down Nobles, they had more dif
ficulty reaching the actual runner
until after he had already gained
substantial vardage.
"Physically, we just worn them
down," said Parker, who enjoyed
his best game in two years. "Our
linemen did a fine job of blocking,
and I did a better job of following
their blocks than I usually do."
Cherry agreed with Parker that1
the Cougars wore Carolina down
with their pounding ground game.
"We knew that we had to go right
at them and wear t-hem out to
control the ball, and we controlled
it most of the second half," said
Cherry.
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Jim Schaper, who was red
shirted last year when he suffered
an ankle injury, finished first as
Carolina's cross-country team
defeated Clemson and UNC
Charlotte 23-32-85 Saturday in 2
USC's season opener.
A junior who runs the half-mile C
for USC's track team, Schaper
finished the three-mile course in
14:41.6 to lead the Gamecock win.
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Parker gained his 135 yards on 24
carries while Cherry lugged the
ball one less time to obtain his total
of 102. The longest Cougar run of
the evening was 'a 25-yard
breakaway by Parker, indicating
the short-run, ball-control offense
that Houston successfully ran.
Biddies
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The Carolina Junior Varsity
>icked up their first win of the
eason as they crushed The
'itadel Junior Varsity 55-30
;aturday night at Williams-Brice
;tadium.
Led by the running of quar
erback Ron Bass' and halfback
iasper Carter, the Biddies put on
in offensive show that rushed for
86 yards and piled up 713 yards
)tal offense.
Bass, who rushed for 149 yards
n 18 carries, got the Biddies going
n the first half as he was
esponsible for three of the four
ouchdowns.
The first three times the Biddies
iad possession of the ball in the
econd period, Bass fnok the
3iddies the length of field.
With the Biddies holding onto a
8-14 lead at halftime,Carter
rased any thoughts of The Citadel
oming back as he scored on
allops of 51 and 67 yards. Carter
ushed for 173 yards in only 10
ittempts.
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