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McGuire i?? 11 ^ jn?iiw 11 k j'^satasaiaBH .... HBBf < ^?^HL? ;. I riM [ ^5 ' Bai raO-iJ?mK*i. A- ^ \ :' H <. A sure rebound One of USC's top recruits is Hilton (33). Hilton transfern College and against Cal PolyI <> points and had nine reboi uai inf nuurvo ii ?v RESTAUR COMPLETE TAKE OUT SERVICE BREAKF/ STEAKS - CRISP S 204 KNOX A8BOTT DR. CAYCfc, S. C. satisfied i MI' _vT* . VMHHHM IvV"nlB w IflH ^ilW 13 SUM ?mm Pl&v 'I^KwniS MP&'' - ^at tegm B^^y;. j^MBp^^jPHj^^/? ^|A|| ""^e^^l^STHE GAMECOCK i junior college transfer Karlton ?d to USC from Anderson Junior Pomona Monday night, he scored inds. ^ST ANY TIME , ALADS - SANDWICHI 796-1910 vith Caroli I By ALRIC MIXON Gamecock Staff Writer USC coach F'rank McGuire had a banner recruiting year, signing five top players. The group, rated the seventh best by Street and Smith's basketball publication, is considered to be McGuire's best in four years. TliP rprrnitc aro !?/< C-O 01 ft ? ..v W* M?VU Ml V/ IVU J \J %J J pound high school All America Jim Graziano of Farmingdale, N.Y. , one of the nation's most heavily recruited prospects. Another newcomer is 6-6 junior college All America Karlton Hilton of Norfolk, Va., who helped Anderson Junior College to a 29-4 record last year. Two all-city guards from NewYork also signed with the Gamecocks. Mike Doyle, 6-4, from the Bronx averaged 22 points per game for Mt. St. Michael High School. Doyle said he came to USC because of McGuire and at the urging of former USC standout Kevin Joyce. tup: COMPETITION is much tougher according to Doyle. "Ir high school maybe one or two guys on a team were good but now everyone is good," he said. Doyle said this year he wants tc learn what he can from the veterar & players and make the most ol I \i/h a t ph'innn Kn rtnfo f a ITf UMVVT VI 11^ gCIO IU yiCXy McGuire called Doyle a "Briar Winters type Guard." Kenny Renolds, a 6-2 playmaker averaged 17 points and sever assists per game for LaSalle Academy. This school producec former Gamecock stars John Roch and Tom Owens. Reynolds said h< I came to USC because Grazianc ' and Doyle came. ^ Playmaking is enjoyable foi Reynolds. "I enjoy making a gooc [ I t M Ml/ Igktdown to bring you only $ 1 or $ Ire Join us for 1 of Russell H volunteers some Chris Co I . USCtM convolving r - i v Clothinge* 8 by calling na's five re 4Shb?9S^^^RmBEK!& v ?yi I'? I . qJ Pi %V. s ^ - i,r r .}< / W j ^ ^ ? Jim Graziano " w w p pass, but then I like to shoot, too," g he said. "The difference between s< high school and college ball is in a I Artistic achievement and scientific i j individual freedom and personal a | subsidy and collective will. Farly riched environment raises each ind > I lectual potential for cultural appreciat 1 I ; J TIIF COLLF<;F OF FAI J I "Hnvironmrnt lor ie | ? . Columbia. South ) " 772-331 - ! BJIIIJlJII'UBilJJIWll'K.lJ.I; 1 /?rzS co flight! ?z ! Mondoynight as Carolina Cores and IFC t< USC's first Disco with a Light Show. Cover < 1.50 per couple. Beer will be provided by th ? fr Roily he lighting of the Com pus Christmas tree ir ouse at 7pm. Then there's a meeting for all followed by a chance to visit your favorite p tmas spirits. rolina Con December 8 if wfkiuMtMMM MomkAft />i kat Utll il T^'T y. I m? CotomMo afa for Oon^kxti of i^Toyi. Y<Mr?ot> h#lp brlghttwi Cotumfci?jr'?C 777-71414 now. cruits liege if you make a good pass to meone he is going to score," he !ded. Fhe top rebounder and number o scorer in the Cincinatti, Ohio ea, 6-8 Mark Connaughton will lp the Gamecock's up front, nnaughton averaged 22 points d 16 rebounds per game. () I ENJOY REBOUNDING but I ive to work at it because I am not at great of a leaper," he said. "I y to be in the right spots." McGuire said this group could lallenge for the national chamonship in two or three years. "We ill i in neea one more strong forward id also another good backcourt an," he said. ( It is tough to recruit top players vo years in a row, according to IcGuire. "A potential recruit ants to know when he is going to lay," McGuire said. "We can't uarantee anything and this ;ares some prospects off," he dded. HHBHHBH i liscovery are the products of mbition. not of government V exposure to a free and en- i ivictual's aesthetic and intelion and advancement. I KLY LEARNING J f Discovery" 711 | Carolina 7 IJJilJIJI.llli|l|;|l||.|J:HMI I ? ? ^ Tu/STX m nbor 6. ! jam up :harge >e Spur. mber 7 i.m. ' front ' I lace for ?/ !h? ' y. food, K' brief mas t