The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 27, 1976, Page Page 14, Image 14
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By MITCH SHERWOOD
Asst. Sports Editor
ATHENS?An inconsistent
strong Georgia pass rush hurl
victory against Georgia Sati:
"I'm concerned about the rr
said Carolina head coach Jim
disturbs me the most is that v
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have to get that corrected."
CAROLINA WAS thrown fo
Georgia recovered three ol
Quarterback Ron Bass threw
first half. "They were aggre
time to do what I needed to do
Guard Steve Courson tl
Carolina. "We made a lot of
to improve on them," Cours
many fumbles on key plays
around."
"They hurt us because
Courson said. "The rush froi
good. Our game plan was to i
sort of got away from it."
(iKOKGIA COMPLKTKI)
Carolina's secondary for 201
"Robinson (quarterback Mi
McGuir<
progresi
USC head basketball
off the intensive care 1
Hospital.
Earlier in the week
bleeding ulcer and is n
\ list.
It is not known whet
I him to join the Gamecc
As in the past, associa
Walsh will be resoons
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| absence.
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!S concern
and he thi
could," s<
"Ouroffei
running game and a The cat
t Carolina's chances for third quai
" day. split end I
listakes we're making," tackle on <
Carlen. "The thing that three plaj
ve're getting thrown for Defensi
1 me as head coach. We hard hitti
were hitti
reason for
r 46 yards in losses and they coulc
f USC's five fumbles. run. They
two interceptions in the low-blocki
ssive and I didn't have
," Bass said. FKKK
lougni mistakes hurt defense di
mistakes and we've got our line d
on said "We made too didn't mo
but I think we'll come "Our k
"Georgia
they were stunting," early witl
tn the outside was real congratul;
un in the middle but we got them
fine quarl
seniors."
10 of 16 passes against "I think
yards. areas," C,
lit) has a real good arm proud of i
1 1 -
e pittceu on
sive care list
coach Frank McGuire was takei
list FYiday at Columbia's Baptis
McGuire was hospitalized with i
ow listed on the progressive can
her McGuire's health will permi
>cks when practice begins Oct. 15
te head basketball coach Donni<
;ible for the team in McGuire1;
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i Carlen
rew the ball a lot further then I thought he
lid Carolina strong safety Jacyn Adamski.
tisive turnovers and that long pass hurt us."
ch Adamski referred to came early in the
Her when Robinson threw a 50 yard pass to
Steve Davis. USC's LanceGarrett made the
Carolina's nine yard line but Georgia scored
/s later.
ve end Scott Blackman thought Carolina's
ng caused Georgia's four fumbles. "We
ng pretty hard out there and that is the
the fumbles," Blackman said. "We knew
I run and we practiced all week against the
ran a lot in the middle and Georgia was
ng and that hurt us."
SAFKTY Bill Currier thought Carolina's
id a good job. "Besides a few breakdowns
id an excellent job," Currier said. "They
ve the ball consistently on us."
ids were hitting hard," Carlen said,
has a versatile offense. (Hay) Goff hurt us
h his running and Robinson should be
*ted. He came in with his team behind and
the victory," Carlen said. "Those are two
erbacks and I'm just glad they're both
we should have improvement in certain
uien said. "We had a chance to win. I'm
iiy young people.
1 Soccer club
wins match
i USC's soccer club defeated the
|- College of Charleston 2-1 on
l Saturday to improve their record
to 5-1.
In the first half John Hosier
i scored with an assist from Bob
t Allison. Phil Pavitz scored
unassisted in the second half with
\ less than six minutes to go.
i Goalie Paul Bristol, who sat out
previous games with a thigh injury,
was back starting in the goal.
* Carolina had 40 shots on goal
while the College of Charleston had
? 12.
5 The Gamecocks will play four
away games before their next
\ home game on Oct. 9 at 2 D.m
^ I
[ against Davidson.
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USC linebacker Bret Bond (55) lil
Washington (82) as he returns a
game. Washington returned the kick
Georgia?
Robinson said Georgia's mistakes kep
three more touchdowns. "We had four iui
down near the goal line that stopped long s
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said. "They stand you up and this gives tl
away from you."
Quarterback (lotf said he didn't see ;
second half play. "1 thought we played i
half," he said. "At halftime the coaches
doing in certain situations and we adjustec
DKFKNSIVK GI'AIU) Paul Petrisko
against Alabama this week should be "one
He said the hard play of the Gamecocks
Alabama. "They hit hard and played wit!
expect Alabama will do the same." he
came oil oi the ball good."
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fts Georgia flanker Gene
kickoff during Saturday's
to the Georgia 10 yard line.
From 12
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nblcs and three of them were
coring drives," he said,
b of gang tackling.'' Kobinson
lein a chance to strip the ball
any difference in (ieorgia's
ibout the same in the second
went over what Carolina was
1 pretty well."
s;nrt (?
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hell of a football game."
would help prepare them for
1 a lot of determination and I
said. "South Carolina really
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