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Price ? Appalachian coach Jim Brakefield admitted USC is one of their tougher opponents, along with East Carolina and Ball State. "We feci like we've prepared as much as we can for this game," he said. Brakeficld sounded less worried about his offense than his defense, who return just three starters. Carolina lost to Appalachian in 1975 hut defeated the Mountaineers 21-10 in Columbia last fall. This season's game was schedule for Nov. 5, but Carlen requested the game be moved to September 3 to give the Gamecocks a mid-season break. Whatever the outcomo RjiinrHow night, you can bet the mountain folk will have their ears pressed against radios to see if the banjos Schedule ^ At Wake Forest-Deacon coach Chuck fense to make Wake Forest a contend the school's fourth-leading passer of a He'll join James McDougald who rush last year. The defense performed w starters, including All-American safe Carolina again. Clemson--Many folks think Clemson n ball this year. Charley Pell takes over will have a whole new attitude. Qua charge of a newly-installed I-formati backfield with a good shot at being Ch Pell was the Tigers' defensive coordii 1977 defense should be one of the team are stronger. At Hawali--The Rainbows have little Graduation took its toll on a team thai killers. Coach Larry Price is switchinj on passing. The lack of big linemen Gamecocks shouldn't suffer mnro n ?? - W?..?w (Iiui V VI1C easily. The summary information was con< Smith's College Football Yearbook. Used vacuui $10 - ! 1 i year guarantee w t r , % '/ I | THE ONLY aa EBk I, "#b! I I OCA now* COtUMMA ? OftAMOOTURO MMUM TiAU. UVCI 1 796-6124 page 2 2 Robby Price need to be strummed any louder this fall. m page 22 Mills will be counting on his ofnt* %w% A **M-- ? c? in me /w-v,. miKe lvicuiamry, 11 time, returns at quarterbsck. led for 1,018 yards as a freshman ell last season but six defensive ;ty Bill Armstrong, graduated. nay make its mark on ACC footthe Tigers, and he says Clemson ] rterback Steve Fuller will be in on. Ken Callicut will be in the jmson's all-time rushing leader. lator last year, and he says the 's strong points. The Gamecocks to look forward to this year. . has never been known as giantl to a veer offense with emphasis will be a major problem. The in a possible sunburn. Carolina lensed from the 1977 Street and n cleaners &30 ith all attachments ^nnni ITER^J I THE VERY^BEST!! f FILTER QUEEN ] NEW & USED |J | RKPAIHS OH * f J vnnrauo -GduJUL KIRBY I jl tluuotax (Royal I I PULLMAN $mbeam p PACT FILTER QUEEN SALES SERVICE PARTS J Why Roy Mo??? lir -1 [ jf? U* Todayl |B| HAMS ON NfW t UStO I a *ICONCMTIONtD SAlfS 1 flHl UK PARTS* BAGS* KOS S I 1 G SHAMPOO *S POIISMMS RCNTAl r| -i Mgl 1 Hjml ~ MONTHLY TEIM3 ^ BHHa?wiiini'i?iimi ii New coac JANET SHEALY Gamecock Staff Writer New concepts and an intense ti be Scott Woodburn's immediate neaa sw?m coach. "I don't know of any job or an life that you don't get the rewar price," Woodburn said. Woodburn said he'll incorporal and a nautilus program, weight water work into practice sessions "I feel that the price of being at performance," he said, "is a pi and look forward to paying evei "My total approach to swimm together; we try to establish one g and work toward." nr n wuouuurn replaces Alan Gentr; year to pursue a business caree "Scott has excellent credentia and we feel our swimming progr, move forward under his lea Director Jim Carlen said. Woodburn, 33, was a three-tin All-American swimmer at Soi State College. After receiving a 1 degree in Physical Education ir three years at Potsdam State Co He later accepted a position University, also in New York. Under Woodburn's direction, St nuaa Division Three national c fourth season of varsity swimmi; He plans to bring his training | "As far as I'm concerned, anythir past history." ALI f 1 kf?Y f*Y, SAFE & C PERSONALI ANY) STAR MONDAY. 1 CAL RUSH W Fn r AA Dn nnrJ \ w ivivt I VJ I IVJ September 6 Come be o me :h stresse Therm same pre raining program will weeks o goals as USC's new distance ything else we do in "I wai ds without paying a Woodbui K J test the) te intense land work what m; training, as well as ; seven days a week. 1 .0 t a very high level of thusiasi ice you should pay "He's :yda.y " t , said. "T1 ing is that we work or thre ;oal we can live with hacj a w it " y, who resigned last r. Woodfc Is as a swim coach adminisl am at Carolina will to the sn dership," Athletic individu; the nata le College Division ithern Connecticut Althoi bachelor of Science January i 1966, he coached outs as liege in New York. at St. Lawrence "Ithinl you expt . Lawrence won the Nationals hampionship in its . . ng. Junior program with him. fs 1 ig they're used to is ,,18 him. ?HA ME< V ESC ) SI vn V 1LNU .Y ESCORTEI WHERE ON ( iTS SEPTEME [HURSDAY 7:00 p.i .L 777-3825 'EEK SEP Women! SEP ith - 9th SEP AF >mber of the natior s trairiii in's and women's teams 1 >gram through Christmas f individual stroke wo work as possible. it the swimmers to accep rn said. "Each and evei m I'll utnl* 4 ??t. i 11 wait aiill dL'Ct'pi y impressions are." team members seeme* n for their new coach. got my interest up," s he work load will probab times what we're used i eight program. But I'm >urn and the P.E. Dep tering physiological and Vimmors Mnnrln., < ? J_i ... . J IU UCI al is in his or her trainin] torium begin September igh the dual meet season r, Woodburn wants to str< a part of his program. t we swim a very aggres ;ct to do well and go t > and AAU's vou nav a v*?i Tina Hasselberg said ol looking for lis to be natior program we can do it. \ m GA :ori SRVI ENTeF D TO & F CAMPUS IER T 2th f n. -11:0I (DUCK) T. 6 - miy^r 8: T. 7 - mixer 8: T. 8 - keg p< 'O office 8:0 )al service fra ng will be following the s. There will be four ?rk with as murh t me for what I am," ry day I'm going to them according to d to share an enenior Steve Breiter ly be two and a half to, and we've never looking forward to artment will begin psychological tests ermine where each g. Open practices in 12. does not begin until 1 sss year round worksive schedule and if an to swim in the ry dear price." [ Woodburn, "I can lally ranked .. . and Ve really believe in I r CE REE! ROM y p.m. RH - 301 00-9:30 RH - 302 nn . o-on vv - S . \J\J arty 0 - 10:00' te rn ity