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? Defen good but I'v< trnAiii ntKnf ??f/\ U/v 4 *-1 . iviicw wuai wc nuu iu u< us incentive." DEFENSIVE COAC1 against the Rebels. "I I got that break at the er to turn the ball over anc of that tonight." Quarterback Ron B ^ "Congratulate the defe ^ said. "McGregor, Ada people came up with b effort." Carol: for a net loss of 31 yard trouble reading USC's c "We're not an aweso intent?thev want to ii a In the third quarter, the longest Carlen had said. USC's Max Runs Miller averaged 43.7 \ USC plays Notre Da "It'll be interesting," C "Some people might I Karate USC's Karate Club h nlarp vuinnpr in tho A In the fighting divis blackbelt division. Ricl division and Rhoda Ne Steve Vitali was fourth Michael Goldman finis THE ATLANTA PR southeast according tc Illustrated, a national black belt division," \ In the full contact .Southeast and is rank 0 Southeast. Vitali is r received honorable-me vhwmmMWW* y i ou ! | YourC |? t 1 IL.G.BoI \ i j: From Page 10 se J piayed against better," McGr 3 and the fact that Mississippi be II Richard Bell thought the defei think the defense did a good job ? id but I'm proud of them," Bell s i give the ball to the offense and v ass credited the defense with ;nse. Thev keDt us in thp ^amp : v - ar ~ ' imski, Blackman. Prezioso and ig plays all night. It was just a 2 From Page 10 IlJlJL U " ' ' s in 12 attempts. Cooper also sai< lefensive alignments. me football team," Carlen said, nprove." Mississippi's Jim Miller kicked i ever seen. "I've never seen a ki< iger averaged 45.8 yards for ei ards on 10 punts. me this week in a Saturday aft arien saia aoout tne upcoming gc be worried," he said. "I'm not. I'i members j ad several members place high, itlanta Pro-Am Saturday, ion, Keith Vitali won first placc hard Jackson won third place ir ;al was third in the woman's bli i in the super lightweight-blackfc shed third in the lightweight-blc O-AM is one of the major tour > Keith Vitali. "From this touri magazine will rank the karate fitali said. fighting, Vitali is ranked num arl niimK^ir Ann in 1 i V/U UUIIIUVl Milt III ll^Ul tUIUdV.1 anked number 10 in the natic ?ntion rating in world competiti Choose! I I a Pinn _ W U V V| W B \ I I I V.J shown by Ifour >tens ? Art C ONT egor said. "We R at Georgia gave By RE1 Gameci lse did their job md of course we ^ne c aid. "Our job is USC's f /e did a good job fourth i last yea the big plays. all night," Bass backfie] so many other Radei great defensive assistar coach J for coc running ????? also rec Florida, i the Rebels had w( in, that 1 "They're (USC) Rader s an 82-yard punt, :k like that." he UADI ght kicks while the ren last we< ernoon contest. and thii ime. Dame a m excited." games i -g the kinc OlaCe are'onl opportu including a first i in lightweight- #"1 1 the brown belt ae belt division. elt division and USC ickbelt division. of Chai elimin; naments of the Vollevl nament, Karate i players in the Six s iit Frni ber one in the the tea fighting in the round >n over-all, has positim on. Saturd; If * J .ui veu HEMALL IN Yi "V V r'sc.CVS'V ader aids> 8ECCA MICK >ck Staff Writer * % >f the men responsible for ootball team being ranked nationally in total offense a r, and averaging 370 yards ne this season is offensive Id coach Dick Rader. % in his seventh year as an it under USC head football |?g fim Carlen, is responsible ^ >rdinating the offensive and passing games. He ruits in South Carolina and ; get good players to come makes our job a lot easier," MMS? aid. gBSgF SR IS OPTIMISTIC about WL. laining schedule. He said pi jk's game with Mississippi mJ 5 week's game with Notre re the two most important nationa of the season. "These are Rader s I of teams you have to beat Rader ove your program. There with th y certain times when the consider nities come by to become a Long a >lleyball tea] s women's volleyball team lost to the rleston Saturday in the first round of tl ation phase of the Francis Marion Inv ball Tournament. chools participated in the two-day tour icis Marion College in Florence. After i ims into two divisions. I he schools p robin within their division Friday n ns in the single elimination tour ay. OURCAMPUSBOC fJSC bac "si not atr jr d9 j onl i J L^&i LHJU JL , 0 pla: ick Rader wJ gra< lly recognized power," fori aid. at 1 said his job is much easier Dall e players here. Rader in J s running backs Kevin thre nd Clarence Williams Tecl tn loses toi College Carolina defeated le single Appalachian State F tational match. I SC lost the fii two. !5-9 and 15-10. W and 15-13 in an openi nament dividing showed some laved a volleyball even Ihoi igiit for CiiTiham said about th nament to *' nthrop in Ihe c r.airent. 15-11 and 15 J oa J? ?KST?RE^^^ k field iper football players," who have received the recognition they vc. Ron Bass is playing better now n he has ever played," Rader 1 "Bass has had to overcome a of things an average kid ldn't overcome," he said. HE IS OUR quarterback and are going to win or lose with i," Rader said. Rader said all running backs are plaving well. ley are good young people who j need experience to become ;er," he said. ader, a native of Charleston, W. , was an All-American football ^er in high school. He lettered three seasons as a wingback at ;t Virginia and then served as a iuate assistant under Carlen two years. Rader later coached ligh schools in Houston and las. Before coming to Carolina anuary 1975, Rader served for te seasons as assistant at Texas h. lul u itinera eventual tournament winner riday night in a round robin rst game 15-10, but won the next inthrop defeated Carolina 15-10 ng round robin match. positive signs of good team jgh we lost." coach Kathy c \\ inthrop loss. USC lost again onsolation round ol the tour _J