The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 11, 1976, Page Page 11, Image 11
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I By MITCH SHERWOOD
Asst. Sports Editor
and LEN KING
Gamecock Staff Writer
USC soccer club player-coach Tinr
Hankinson believes if the team were U
. gain varsity status it would have gooc
W and bad effects on the team's potential
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more freedom and a lot more peopl<
can be involved in the game at the
university," Hankinson said.
HANKINSON SAID if the club gained
varsity status many players would
have to be cut for scholarship players.
"We would have to make an official
roster cut, which would instead ol
promote the game, would turn people
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Varsity status would make the
eligible for several benefits includ
paid coach and trainer. "We wou
eligible for a national ranking if w<
i varsity status and we would be eli
> for all-Americans," Hankinson
1 "We would have a paid coach an
would have paid trainers," he
t "We would have the scholarshij
i give, which would mean we wnnlrl
? a much finer program."
Since the soccer team is unab
I give scholarships, Hankinson beli
1 that to recruit they have to offer <
aspects of the university. "We ha\
I awful lot of fine facilities and
f programs which is one aspect p<
> find of attraction," he said.
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DURING THE SUMMER, many
team players work at camps to promot
ing a university. During the year, the s<
Id be club sends letters and receives lc
b had requesting information about the t
gible The club also invites recruits tc
said. university to look at the school an
d we soccer program.
said. USC is one of the few schools
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have They play a fall intercollegiate sea
winter indoor season and a s]
le to outdoor schedule.
leves "I guess there is something that
)ther in the blood of every athlete ir
re an respect of sports and in socce
good certainly in our blood," Hanki
jople said. ''It's a thing called dedic
which is why we are out there,
said. We receive very limited ber
as far as recognition and finance
and that's what keeps us out thei
THE VARSITY TEAMS have p<
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have to do the administrative \
according to Hankinson. "Most o
1 players all have assignment
j prepare for the game not only ii
MEm playing aspect but also who is goi
pay the referees, who is going to
the medical bag out there, who is j
H to have the benches," Hankinson
"One of the interesting predican
H of this learning experience is that
of the varsity sports do have
ministrators to deal with their fi
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Iuieir scneauiing ana an cne details
go along with road trips and 1
games," Hankinson said. '
Carolina experience involves
officers where we have a com
soccer administration," he said.
The club's president is Ray Frai
He is assisted by vice-presi
Jonathan Bryan and secretary
shall Reeves. The treasurer is
Hankinson.
The soccer team lost its s<
:K match of the season Saturda
ayer Davidson 1-0. USC's now 8-2 anc
y play its next home match Tuesday
p.m. against Furman.
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