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use Willi By MITCH SHERWOOD Asst. Sports Editor USC will attempt to schedule four of the seven Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) basketball schools in the near future, ac> cording to associate head basketball coach Donnie Walsh. "We will schedule ACC teams in the future if they will schedule us," Walsh said. Maryland, North Carolina and North Carolina State will not. schedule USC, Walsh said. ArrftRniNr, TO WAI.SII Maryland and N.C. State will not schedule USC because they do not Players ? Since the opening loss, Notre Dame has outscored its opponents in four (Fames and not allowed a single touchdown. "USC has a good quick defense," McLane said, agreeing that /^ofnncn r?Ai llrl Irmr fKa Aiifnnma UV'lVll^V VUU1U I\V/J Ul^ UUk^UlIlU. "They've really turned their program around in the last couple of years. I think they show a lot ol different fronts that could create a lot of problems in our offensive 8 > A two for < I a I a. lie a I a contemporary scei You can enjoy all thr too at the Soup-Saru and Clteese Factory, exciting atmosphere . ! __ I"MV7 'tf* r? ^.1% ljl y IU want to take the chance of losing outside their conference. "I would be forced to do it the same way if I was in their position," Walsh said. Lefty Driesell, Maryland head coach, said Tuesday playing USC is not very attractive to him. "I've got to go dcwn there five or six times anyway (for ACC games) and playing them (USC) is not very attractive to me," Driesell said. "I would rather go out to the Midwest or the West coast and play," he said. North Carolina refuses to play Carolina because of the relationship between UNC head n Page 10 scheme." "We have good speed in our I backfield with A1 Hunter and a pretty good passing game but we Ic IIUI ill an wlicit mijfuuujf would call an explosive offense," MacAfee said. "We just try to pick the defense apart. ; "BUT AFTER SEEING some of [ South Carolina's film, I'm not just i real sure of what we're going to ? pick at. It's hard to see their >i?e USC student of oupSanc leandCh ^Factory. u inejwj IWHI time deli effect, An exciting and assorted 1g Four kinds of soups ? sand good f??d Fh~r?'",,d iWICh-Wme . SaUd* from th? saUd bi a new and win? and chtcses D Beer onty 25$ ptt mug TV?Watch Monday Ni? ILL BE SHOWN zzMl/ 3 / s S^)M/E/sWs fd?/ *ytafnAfon/ Where hospitality is the order of fl cross from the Capitol, 1201 Main Street. < *a#nf ki y ( ?p 0?lh?. Thai dule ACC coach Dean Smith and USC head coach Frank McGuire and Walsh, according to Walsh. Smith was McGuire's assistant while McGuire was at UNC and Walsh played under both coaches. Walsh said when USC was in the ACC, the rivalry was so intense that McGuire's and Smith's friendship was affected. Walsh said Smith does not want that to happen now if it can be avoided. Smith and head N.C. State coach Norm sioan were unavaiiaoie tor comment. CLEMSON WILL BE scheduled for the 1977-78 season. Virginia weakness. On film I'd have to say they're the best defensive team we've seen all year. They throw so many looks at you it's hard to pick 1_ ?t une (tiru iu uiuick. According to McLane, much of the outcome of the game "depends on just how well we nandle their defensive front and their rush. Their overall size is typical of a southern team. They're not big but they're quick." " 1 fer at... C iwich I I of menu is featured: by the croch or haH crock wicht* - by the whole or ir - by the bowl or hstt bowl arty hot special* Yogurt with hwdt iht Football Offer Good 4 p.m. till Mktni?ht Show USC Student ID I fie day. t-5? teams played in the Carolina Classic last I year and will be scheduled in the i near future along with Duke, and 1 Wake Forest. 1 Commenting on this year's * schedule, Walsh said it was a tough schedule and a good schedule. "You wouldn't find the ACC teams playing the teams we do," Walsh said. He said last year when USC was considering getting back in the ACC he left open dates on the I schedule in case USC did get back [ in the ACC. When the USC Board I of Trustees voted this summer not ! to seek admission to the ACC the schedule was left with open dates to fill in a short period of time. Irish "They have an aggressive defense i Devine said. "I can honestly say th football team." Carlen said Carolina's defensive p victory over Mississippi last week. "Our defense doesn't break down tc times we break down are very cost] Offensively, Carolina's triple optior per game while Notre Dame's Wing-T per game in total offense. "I think we're getting better pro because our younger players have gi half of the season," Devine said. 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