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- BY JIM IERSH
Asst. Sports Editor
Injuries--both serious ones that
kept Carolina players out of the
game and nagging ones that
hampered other players' per
formances--were termed by North
Carolina State Head Coach Lou
Holtz and USC's Paul Dietzel as a
prime reason the Wolfpack was
able to push USC's defense around
for 56 points Saturday night.
"Carolina was a bruised and
battered team after their game
with LSU last week," Holtz said
following his team's sixth win.
"They were just as tired as all get
out."
NC State gained 330 yards
rushing and had two runners with
over 100 rushing yards. Charley
Young gained 107 yards in 19
carries; Willie Burden had 122
yards on 18 carries. Overall, State
had 556 total offensive yards.
"We had a lot of defensive
players who got run over by their
running backs," Dietzel said.
"Our defense was just too bruised
up to stop them."
USC starting defensive end Bob
Roe missed his third straight game
with injuries and outside
linebacker Grahl Phillips missed
all but four plays with a hip injury.
Other defensive players who
played with injuries included
strong linebacker Bill Cregar, who
did not practice all week after
suffering a slight concussion
against LSU, end Steve Gribble,
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Henry Laws, leg injury.
In addition, Cregar had to be
helped from the field in the fourth
quarter when he suffered a
sprained ankle. He did not return
to action for the rest of the game.
"We came into the game really
bruised up," Dietzel said,"and we
got more bruised up tonight.. They
are a' tough team physically.. We
got whipped by a team we just
couldn't physically beat."
Because of the injuries USC had
to play nine freshmen on defense at
different points of the game. "We
were playing an awful lot of fresh
men, especially on defense,"
Dietzel said. "And NC State is not
the kind of team to break freshmen
in on."
Meanwhile, although it scored 35
points, USC's offense was troubled
by an injury to quarterback Jeff
Grantz. Grantz had his leg in a
cast until Friday to protect a bad
ankle, and he did not start the
game. Freshman Ron Bass
started at quarterback but Grantz
replaced him after State took a 14-0
first quarter lead.
Grantz played until the begin
ning of the fourth quarter when he
left the game after getting the wind
knocked out of him. He gained only
four yards rushing on five carries
and completed just three of nine
passes for 39 yards.
"Jeff was so gimpy and Ron so
much smoother looking in pre
game practice that we decided to
start Bass," Dietzel said. "But
when Grantz comes in he picks the
whole team up."
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