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Flayers r By MITCH SHERWOOI) Asst. Sports Editor Although Virginia comes into Saturday's game with an 0-4 record, several Carolina players think the Cavaliers should not be taken lightly. "They will be up for us and we can't afford another breakdown," said tailback Clarence Williams. "We beat them pretty good last year so we can't let up and lose," he said. DEFENSIVE TACKLE Charles Barber agrees with Williams. "They will be ready for us and although they haven't won a game is no reason to take them lightly," Barber said. Virginia has run a different offensive formation each game and the I SC defense does not know what to expect. "We don't know what to go on and so we will have to play it by ear," Barber said. "There will be a lot of guessing and I hope we guess right." After two consecutive losses, Williams thinks the Gamecocks morale is nigner now than before. "Everybody's morale is up and everybody's concentration is on Soccerteai USC's soccer team will play Davidson at 2 p.m. Saturday at the soccer field across from the Roost. Tim Hankinson has succeeded Yank Albers as the team's coach. Albers who had coached the team for several years, has accepted a similar job at Allen University. IS.E.J. , CUSTOM t t GOLDANDSIL LAPIDARY AND JE ROCKS A Handmade Jewelry by St Open Daily 10- 7 Closed Sunday 772-7 %'ttt Friday, Oct. 5 :30-H Mil NKIH1 Buy one dinner at reg ? ? second to tdoeenl tnckMto b?v?r*o?< ciu<ed m mt* ?tfwr ) Reservatic Proper Attire Requ call before 5 p bring this coupon & ! 741 Saluda A espect Vir mm** Williams Virginia," Williams said. USC coach, Jim Carlen, is concerned witn Ubt' s lack of poise : and for the most part Williams agrees with him. "In the key situations we lack a little poise but as a whole we're pretty good," he said. CORNERBACK Lance Garrett is concerned with Virginia's passing game. "They pass a lot 11 to play Da The soccer team has a record of 8-1. Hankinson believes USC will be ranked among the top 15 teams in the South when the Southern Soccer poll is released next week. "USC plays more soccer matches this fall than any other intercollegiate soccer team in the , B Cli/r" mw 1 WC.VVELL.K T DESIGNED VERWORK WEL^RS SUPPLIES ND GEMS eve Jarrett & Mary Hart 1722 Broad Hi ver F'd. ' 925 Columbia, S C. 29210 ji U 8, J 976 From ):30 p.m. r (couples only) ular price, and get the j ir Half Price! j or *pp*Tir*r?, and Lobster tailt not In >ns Required ired (no blue jeans) >.m. 799-6303 Student or Faculty I.D. j ve. Five Points j ginia and they're head coach said they should have passed more last week so 1 think we will see some passing," he said. Garrett thinks Carolina will be able to adjust to any offense Virginia runs. "If we play caliber ball we can adjust to anything but they have an offense that can score," he said. Barber believes the defense needs to regroup and play more as a team. "We have to play better in key situations and regroup our selves, ne said. "We need to improve from game to game and improve as a whole," he said. Garrett also thinks USC's secondary needs improvement. "I think we need to improve more as a team but 1 also think the athletes that play in our secondary are talented," Garrett said. "Compared to the other teams we have played against we have the best secondary, " he said. VIRGINIA'S QUARTERBACK from last year, Scott Gardner who was an all-America candidate, has graduated but Garrett thinks this year's quarterback is also a good passer. "He can throw on you and we are just going to have to play good pass defense," he said. vidson country," said Hankinson. Although the team is not a member of the NCAA it has been nljivincf nnHor i(c H?rl?su>o u.ivivi no ujiano IU1 IIIC past four years. The team began practicing two weeks before school began and now practice six days a week between 6-8 p.m. at the soccer field. PIZZA Ols ROLLING TO FREEDE 6:00 PMCall 25: FRIDAY Nl< Two For Or Order any 1 2 or 16 inch Sup get another of 1 FR Get the gang have a Pizza Par Call 252-7383 t Baker?? Carlen said he wants to move Ticket Office building on Rosew office and the Gamecock Club em) be a place of business," he said. 4< social gatherings in the back of 1 Carlen will transfer Moore's offi* hopes to establish offices for the t the Roundhouse as well. His idea o possible to a central location shoi accessible. As things are now, co ainerent locations. BEFORE IMPORTANT decisio will consult with people working ir be putting a lot of trust in those woi After 1(> games as head coach at Far better than most people woul when he first came. Home games 1 people in nine games for an averaj Carlen appears to have his foot success. His new challenge as at with a $2.8 million budget is just Karate club wins three of four events USC's karate club won three out of the top four positions in the lightweight black belt division in a recent pro-am tournament at St. Petersburg, Fla. Keith Vitali finished first while Tony Bell and Michael Goldman ! finished second and third respectively. Richard .larksnn fini<;hoH thirH in Kata (forms) competition. Richard Davis won first place in the green belt competition. j .Jackson and green belt Rhoda Neel were eliminated in the second round fighting division competition. / WHEELsl use DORMS LIVERY Midnight 2-7383 GHT ONLY ie Special >% D *+* I ? ? ~ 1111# 11 i\ c?y u i u i >er Pizza and hhe same size EE together and ty at Half Price or Free Delivery Page 10 everyone out of the Athletic ood Drive except the ticket - 1 t imi i jioyes. l nai is supposed to You have no business having that building." ce to the Roundhouse. 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