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F ootball? preseason favorite to finish second seas in the Atlantic Cnast rnnforonno ?*** ? ??WWBMVI VIIW (ACC). Goff Duke's offensive line returns 1975 guard Terry Ketchel, tight end Kevl Glenn Sandefur and center Billy offei Bryan, who is an ail-American and candidate. Duke's backfield is strong with starters returning at Ba every position. Quarterback Mike whic Dunn who was named to second defe: team Football News Freshman all- the American will be back The Blue Devils secondary is the seas bright spot on defense with all-ACC terb; cornerback Bob Grupp heading the and i group of returnees. Duke rebuilt The the middle of the defense but Rell returns Carl McGee, a first team Grej Football News Freshman all- Th American last season at Flyr linebacker. ? ^ Donj ueorgia?aepi. za Com Many polls pick Georgia and soph Alabama to battle for the seco Southeastern Conference (SEC) and championship; some rank Georgia in the nation's top 20. The Bulldogs ,v*] return eight starters on defense Dic^ including veteran linebacker Ben aclUJ Zambiasi, a member of Family sProt5 Weekly's all-America first team. Th Georgia's veer offense, which stror averaged 297.0 yards per game last ^re I BLUEGRAS SATURDAY Jr music Jr Co at ( \ Blane' hamL^' A H loca d 20 mi?t MAC WISEM HICKORY WIND*NCW Xll AliUf BB A iiu LnrmHNl, 1*1 AIVI Save Your Tickets For Fab You do not hove to be f Advance Tickets FOR $3.50 803 At Gate-$4.00 803 GOING TO THE F GAMECOCKS-GEORGIA | the HOMI: of the GAM1 ;! ATLANTA s 12 nights-3 days September 10-11-12 $26.00 per person double occupancy 1 night stay $m.00 per person1 double occupancy I on, returns three starters in Copelam backfield: quarterback Ray With a ? , flanker Gene Washington and sophomc SEC sophomore-of-the-year, will be I t? mJf-T -- * - ui mcL.ee ai tailback. The . Joe Jenk isive line averages 242 pounds kicking | is led by Mike Wilson (6-5, 255). Virgir Baylor?Oct. 2 returns lylor returns an offensive line defensiv :h is very experienced and a graduati nsive secondary rated one of suffer fr nation's best. Cleveland IV iklin rushed for 1112 yards last Missis on and teams with quar- ^e SEC ack Mark Johnson who passed returnin rushed for 1406 yards last year, defense, offensive line is led by guard rj^e ^ Tipton and center Gary wijj ^ j le defensive line returns tackle ^un^r^i in Bucy and end Keavin Mc aid. Junior Ron Burns, all- center 1 ference his freshman and center tl lomore years, returns in the ?^e j3ac ndary along with Gary Green <x>n\nr* safety Mike Nelms p^iti^ns Virginia?Oct. 9 ^ f rginia's first year head coach fh . f Bestwick is faced with finding . . irterback and filling the tackle 5 on the offensive line. e Cavaliers appear to be Heoth b ig at running back where e-year letterman Billy S 76 |F^ SEPTEMBER 11 11 f me Early! 8 I Y Drag Strip | | 10 vorth of Columbia on U.S. 1 I 1 TO I Bjin, S C. | IAN 111 GRASSREVIVA1 I ? MORE I I ulous Door Prizes! 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The JLckle *y returns five veterans ' defensive line has good ro?nrn ut has the problem of I all-SEC middle guard IEvei State ] gradui " or. for I ?. ?rnit?r?T ca,nnd^ "Let Our Price* be fu! Of The TmBdm&." quartc PaIIau % DISCOUNT with v USC STUDENTS ?" Factory B( Furniture I ByM Mart I Gam< ?-8 WEEKLY I coVie! 4 SATURDAY 1 ok^| 799-3055 1 Bruc< 4 S. Assembly B Uni X - 8 I Arizo ? Y ? 7 I behin Coliseum & the! ie Fairgrounds | Pi nAll for th cente ,.A? By r1 ^I nn I / "< ,C 8 5 I ( Ex i t ^ i ^ 13 J TAL/3> M w a t ^ AIIUNd I >1 555ieB*eB*mBar*eae*ae*wi J : . n __________ Villiams. .Pete Robertson ^ position lacking experience. * to have the starting job in 011 the offensive line> ^ Wolfpack reition. returns seniors Jack Hall, Bil! rt (TlPPrv RinharH WKaalop 11nr) v..w. . j , ...VWV. i^vh c uame?V/Cl. ?.6 Millar SU??SAW ^Vak?F.re.t-N?v.? j hat lost only four offensive Seventeen starters will be back ree defensive starters. this season at Wake Forest, ACC e Dame returns their top third place finisher in 1975. The ball carriers from last offensive line returns four veterans I. Sophomore fullbacks but depth is a problem with only e Heavens and Jim one letterman on the second unit, er, having combined for 1150 John Zeglinski returns to the backast season, and halfback A1 field after finishing fifth in the who had eight touchdowns nation in all-purpose yardage last ar, return. Both Rick Slager season. Deacon head coach Chuck oe Montana will be at Mills describes free safety Bill rback again this year. Ken Armstrong as "the best free safety ee, first team All-American in America." nMAM ...Zll. Ait 1* naun wiui zo receptions ana __ uchdowns, returns to tight Clemson Nov. 20 Clemson head coach, Red anly veteran of the offensive Parker has an entire new offensive guard Ernie Hughes but the line this year and hopes to ave some good prospects for revitalize the backfield. The Tigers ler positions. finished last in rushing in the ACC e Dame's defensive front last season. itum with the exception of Parker shifted his players on the erican Steve Niehaus at offensive line, but will keep Two starters return at regulars Joev Walters at slot back iker and three veterans and Tom Marsik at wide receiver, in the secondary. Sophomore Steve Fuller is the N.C. State?Oct. 30 quarterback but will have comi though North Carolina P**"0" !r0 Wi">? Jo,r.d?n ?Jhe ost five all-ACC players to 0088,118 ition thev return the league Warren Ratchtord. Xheyir T^d Brown8"" ^ Ti?er defeT,gaVe Up 312 a hack and ail-American yards *** game last season and L ML Jac,Qn ot fa^fo only have six returning lettermen Xrirfirtrf wffh * "ni the defense. Juniors Jeff Mills, 'back Ralph Stringer and I}^MtinfldatKSclUeelTVm rback Johnny Evans. Ed alternating at tacwe. nm ray will be playing center Stough is the top linebacker for ery little expend C1?m??" ?!,th ?en^orsl,Bl" ; . and Malcolm Marler heading the defense, cornerbacK is the defensive backfield. ~B ft -m -m - [>wiing club wins ATT WARD >cock Staff Writer :'s bowling club won first place in the National Invitational 5iate Bowling Championships held May 5-8th, in Oklahoma City, loma. i Gamecocks bowled a total score of 2384. i chamnionshin tpam pnnsistwl nf Rollinaor MioKaoi g r V. 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