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Spring ft
Hoping to accomplish three ]
head football coach Jim Carlen b<
for his Carolina squad Tuesday.
Carlen, who guided the Gamec
with berth in the Tangerine Bowl
Carolina, welcomed approximate
spring drills, including 24 lettei
club.
"We have some definite goal;
achieve this spring," Carlen said
establish a quarterback to repla
believe Ron Bass can do the jol
"Another main concern is imj
over last year. We have to get bet
said. "We also lost some valuable
and we have to find people to take
Carolina finished with the fourt
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in me iiuiiuii a year ago as A
accounted for 28 touchdowns (t<
and 2,288 yards total offens
nationally).
Grantz and five other offen
Baker
statemanlike attitude about ath
program into national prominam
as well off that could use his talei
potential.
Walsh has a winning personalit
any school stay clear of recruitii
new legislation for college athle
necessary for big schools to hav<
j; :ti ~ J fi- i
uivei snieu. 11 *i can dc so mucn, <
interest to him.
In the coming weeks Donnie Wa
it must be because of his deep loj
expected to recruit some of the fii
nexi year. Me can stay and helf
pionship before his expected retir
new challenge and put in an appli
retires. If he is able to build a si
school, it seems logical he would
He has said he would like to be th
William H. Patterson has said Y
McGuire retired while he was p
NOW IT'S A wait-and-see game
Elsewhere, Walsh would be recri
itself might be enough to keep or
Columbia for a while longer.
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primary objectives, departed, but arm
egan spring practice l.000-vard rusherj
single season, Ke
ocks to a 7-5 record back for their ser
in his first season at Long gained 1,
;ly 90 candidates for carry, while Will
men from the 1975 average per attem
NCAA history that
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letics. He has helped launch USC's
:e, and now there are other places not
its. At USC he has not realized his full
y, and his knowledge of law could help
tig violations. With the NCAA passing
tics every year it is going to become
; a lawyer on tjie staff. Walsh is very
and basketball is not the only thing of
ilsh will decide to go or stay. If he stays
'alty to Frank McGuire, a man who is
nest basketball players in America for
) McGuire try to win a NCAA chamement
in 1980. But he can go away to a
ication for the USC job when McGuire
nccessful program by 1980 at another
have the inside track for the job here,
e head coach here, and USC president ,
ie would support Walsh for the job if
resident. '
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two runners from the same school
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r, we're also short on ability in
arlen said. "We're striving to
ne attitude and enthusiasm we
r."
id will practice daily Tuesday
4 p.m. on the grass fields behind
thletic Center, while the AstroTurf
?d at Williams-Brice Stadium.
ages win oe neia at 10 a.m. and
i to the public.
onclude with the annual spring
for 7:30 p.m. on April 24.
English 18th
in final balloting
Unless Alex English is an atlarge
selectee he will not play in
the fifth annual Pizza Hut Classic
after finishing 18th in final
balloting by fans around the
nation.
Player of the Year Scott May of
Indiana and Missouri AllAmerican
guard Willie Smith led
voting for positions on the East and
West squads that will play April 5th
in the Las Vegas Convention
center.
The top eight vote getters on
each team receive automatic invitations
to appear in the Pizza Hut
Classic. Two additional at-large
selections per squad will be named
this week.
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Tim Lewis was unable to hold a
2-0 lead against Rollins, and suffered
his first loss since his
sophomore year, 4-2. Mark Van
Bever and Steve Cook each had two
hits for Carolina.
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Florida Tech, 8-0, as Hinkel, Van
Bever, and King homered. Ed
Lynch pitched a two-hit shutout.
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USC pitchers, took the loss. Jeff
Grantz and Van Vever homered.
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Wisconsin, 13-9, with Greg Keatley,
Chuck McLean, and Jim Pankovits
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Thomas got the win in relief of
starter Hal Hutchens, who left the
game in the second inning.
McLean pitched a two-hit
shutout and Steve Cook homered as
the Gamecocks defeated Florida
tech, 7-0.
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