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ifter 28-24 Monday afternoon at Williamsass.
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adel heavily on passing attacks.
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By MIKK HUNT
Gamecock Staff Writer
More than just a conflict of
I culture in Carolina's 28-24 juni
While the Carolina players f
in shorts and tennis shoes, th
uniforms and spit-shined s
Charleston. One of the Cadets
game. Citadel freshmen get
campus.
IT WAS as if the ancient cit>
battle. But instead of attackir
the Bulldogs and the Gamecoc
yards of total offense.
Bulldog quarterback Glenn
yards and one touchdown Ho
I baffling the Carolina seconds
receptions with four.
Rleth could not really accou
JV's) don't even practice ant
brought four varsity player
sophomore who plays with th
Stressing the "san^lot men
"This is just a put-together tea
Citadel freshman tight end
down pass for the Bulldogs an
make the triD. said 'Tamiin.
m , , vauia
(quarterbacks and receivers."
CAROLINA QUARTERBACI
yards and two touchdowns. "1
receivers did a good job," Ha
USC wide receiver Mike Mo<
play of the line. "The line is tt
two catches for 32 yards.
Tommy Grant, DeWayne 1
touchdown receptions in the pa
led all receivers with five rec
? v arouna equalized The Citadi
3CK Tommy Grant and Brice Wilsoi
Brice Gamecocks 165 yards rushing,
relied 11 was rush?ng game that
saw scoring game as Citadel 1
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players, there was a distinct conflict of
lor varsity win over The CitnHoi
iled out of the lockerroom after the game
eir adversaries, wearing neatly pressed
hoes, boarded a Greyhound back to
said he relished his long shower after the
30 seconds to take a shower while on ^
r-states of Athens and Sparta had met for
ig each other through the air with snpars
ks did it with the pass to combine for 735
Rleth completed 19 of 37 attempts for .324
almost equally used nine receivers while
iry. Chip Seignious led the Bulldogs in
nt for his passing success. "We (Citadel
i don't work out with anyone. We only
s along on this trip," said Rleth, a
e varsity also. (
tality" of the Bulldog JV's, Rleth said,
m that gets in some playing time."
Mike Hunt, who caught the only touchd
was one of the four varsity players to
has some fine athletes, especially their
K Garry Harper hit 9 of 13 passed for 128
Vly offensive line blocked great, and my
irper said.
ire agreed with Harper on the excellent
le key to passing," said Moore, who had
Chivers and Steve Schuitz all had ssing
dominated contest. USC's Schuitz M
eptions.
el passing barrage with a ground attack,
i rushed for 84 and 65 yards to add to the
Mark Sanders scored on a one-yard run.
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vui uiuici gam the lead in the seelad
only 51 yards on the ground.
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