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sports 'Run With character By V1NCK MOOBK Asst. Spurts F.riitor The slogan "Run With Dunn" carries around Durham. N.C these days. Th.i Duke Blue Devils play football, and the to their quarterback Mike Dunn. Before the 1977 season started, Duk McGee said. "There is no comparison Mike Dunn. We feel he just might be t terback in college football." \\1> IT S IWIBTFII. anything has make McC.ee change his mind. So fa Dunn has passed for 422 yards and tw and rushed for 135 yards. Dunn led (he / in total offense with a total of 1.835 yards I'SC head coach Jim Carlen also recoi talents. "l.e'sthebest quarterback we'll have this season." Carlen said. "He makes move, mis is the most mature Duke tea because of Dunn." Duke's record is 2-2. hut the Blue D misfortune of playing Michigan earlier The Wolverines wore ranked numbei nation at the time, hut Duke played we f i A Carolina runner is surrounded by two Georgia Tech defensive men during Monday's Junior Varsity game. USC capitalized on an abundance of Tech turnovers to beat the Yellow Jackets 35-0. Baynham eniovc ? l-f JV team By MIKE HUNT Gamecock Staff Writer Imagine a situation where (wo fonmc r\lnti nn/tk U ^ J vvunio |/i?y t?vu UUIUI ill el llt!M)IctlC Williams Brice stadium on a Monday afternoon. Add, if you will, 10 fumbles, 137 yards in penalties, and an unlikely score of 35-0. Does this have the sound of a disconsolate setting? IF SO, don't tell Bret Baynham. The freshman from Miami did it all for tho f!nrr?tinji liminr -....v. VUIIIUI V U1 OHJf | (JV) football team in their p trouncing of Georgia Tech. Before the afternoon was over, the left- I1 footed kicker and defensive back p had kicked two field goals, tl recovered a fumble, blocked a punt a ana picKea up tne loose ball for a t> touchdown, and added three conversions. Recruited for his overall athletic J ability, Baynham was a quar- pi terback in high school. Because of fc the surplus of Carolina signal fc callers Baynham was moved to th strong safety. w Dunn' slogi izes Duke t Their other defeat was Carolina in the first pan a lot of weight "l?l*KF*S OFFENSE i it's where the sjVe end John Dantonio : slogan refers some mistakes against Mi all over the field on ther e coach Mike "Dunn likes to roll out adequate for And if he gets outside he c he best quar- The Blue Devils operate 1 formation, an offense t seen this year. And the > happened to formation. r this season "Thoi b;r.ri IIIUI r\ 111 vi \M WllCliat? o touchdowns Dantonio said. "It 's like t! \CC last year blow you off the ball. Theii and it looks like it takes tv gnizes Dunn's them down. played so far "The Pro I presents sor their offense defense. They can run at y m we've seen blocking back ahead of thi can pitch and go. they c? evils had the quickly." mwmmr. r one in the lU'T TIIF Rlue Devils 11. losing 21-9. defense has held the opp< 't^rttir^iWtfrf^^Wt^ i^ ^^irtii ina ir - t flHBMBHWtBtBF 2-^r^W&0^r < WgMSm& IWIfiWv - ^BHKinUHHf 'Tcamener^vuinneKnowiedg^n d probably be moved to a new Georj usition. I've fallen in love with sided lat position (strong safety) Jacket* Hl>Ai?"t> T> iiuuugii i ve never piayed it most in efore." Tech p kicker BAYNHAM IS thankful for the fumble V program. "Anyone who can for Car lay varsity as a freshman is Mike >rtunate, but I have no hard varsity elings. Because of the depth on gained te varsity, I get a chance to play also sc< ith the JV team that I wouldn't "The an "Duke's offense earn very tough. 9 Although they m some mista a one-point loss to East against Michi? le of the season. they moved the s very tough," USC defen- f? ,he ,ie'< said. "Although they made them. ichigan. they moved the ball n tu J -John Dant< on the pass and then run. an do a lot of running." ?their offense out of the Pro he Carolina defense hasn't Pro I is basically a power a gamp D(lkc he|(| Wolverine team that put 41 comes straight at vou, ...... , . hey tell you they're going to Texas A&M last weekend r backs are all hard runners "Defensively, Duke is r vo or three tacklers to bring Carolina." Carlen said. "1 "They have two good del plays. They don't make ne different problems for a selves." ou up the middle and send a That means Carolina's o e runner. And because they two games, must get thing in get to the corners very 98 yards on the ground agf East Carolina defense until 13 points. can play defense, too. The The offensive unit now hs jsition to an average of 15 be out for about a month be gia Tech kept a boring one- get ^Tot^"experfence^ contest humorous. The jvs e*P*nence v ; seemed to fumble at the nnnnrtunp <vr>acinnD m.?v. msin . . .. _rI imcc TYimains crecmea the 01 >unts were muffed as the line for the win over Tech dropped the snap. One did one hell of a job," he d punt resulted in a safety olina. BEFORE TWISTING hu Williams, who doubles as a Tony Grant complei and JV running back, Williams in the back field 79 yards on 14 carries. He yards. Quarterback Gary ?red two touchdowns. and wide receiver Mike re are a lot of good backs on accounted for the Gam HHBMP' I powerful Michigan to 21 points, the same points on the scoreboard against Sth-ranked ? lot as quick and fast as Georgia and East But they are probably stronger." ensive ends and their linebackers make r.big any mistakes, and they won't beat themffense. which has been inconsistent the past/ ,s going. The Gamecocks could manage only linst Georgia, and were sluggish against the I a fourth quarter rejuvenation accounted for is another problem since Zion McKinney will cause of a knee injury. -rvf ^ ^ jji f ^M' . r?2||H?^ / IflKP; ' short. 1 otnerscoreorwMHre yard pass. vith the .JV coach Marc Dove was happy with his team's performance. "It ffensive was an exciting win. We did the . "They things it took to win." said. Like Baynham and Williams. ? auiuc, Dove places great emphasis on the mented jv football program. "It is imwith 63 portant because it gives the Harper players a chance to play and not Moore just practice all the time." ^ ecock's **