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Wolfpack will dominate the ACC
this fall. Carolina wanted him for
our coach.
Only five players return on of
fense but they are all super as are
the six starters that return on
defense. The Buckey twins, Dave
and Don, should have a natural
radar hookup. Dave is the out
standing quarterback and Don is
the outstanding pass receiver.
On defense the Pack has Ralph
Stringer as defensive back and
three outstanding freshmen
recruits in linebackers Ricky
Adams, Scott Wade and center
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Columbia
The Mountaineers have never
beat USC, but they have always
played like they could. 1975 will be
no different.
Jim Brakefield's club posted a 6
5 record last season but heavy
graduation losses on both sides of
the line will hurt the Mountaineers'
goal of a Southern Conference
championship. They lost 15
starters in all.
Wake Forest--Nov. 15--Columbia
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had not tasted victory, but the 16-10
upset could carry over into this
season.
Thirty-eight lettermen return.
Fourteen starters will need to be
replaced. It could be a good day
for the Gamecocks Nov. 15.
Clemson--Nov. 22--Columbia
It is difficult to understand why
most pre-season publications have
rated Clemson to finish fourth in
the ACC. Few teams will score
more than ten points on the Tigers
in 1975.
Red Parker has 28 defensive
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eight on offense, but with the
return of All-American Bennie
Cunningham, fullback Ken Callicut
and the addition of Stan Rome at
wide receiver it seems likely that
the Tigers will challenge for the
ACC crown in 1975.
The big question mark is ob
vious: Who will be taking the
snaps from center? Mark Fellers
has graduated and his heir Mike
O'Cain is too inconsistent. Should
"Red" find a quarterback, the
Tigers could be in the "Top 20"
sometime during the season. They
have their chance against
Alabama early in the season.
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