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N.C. Slate at Clemuxi
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West Virginia at Penn State Pcnn Stale
Dvkt at Maryland Maryland
Tennessee *1 Florida Florida
Kentucky ?t Georgia Kentucky
Vanderbill it Olt Mix oic Miss
Wake Forest at Virginia Wake Forest
Auburn at Florida St. Aburun
Kansas St. at Missouri Missouri
Colorado at Nebraska Nebraska
Iowa State at Oklahoma Oklahoma
Southern Cal at Notre Dan^e Southern Ca
Washington St. at Stanford Stanford
k California at UCUA UCLA
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yard pass play to George Togers. N?
The offense will be tested again esp<
this weekend when the Gamecocks scri
play North Carolina. The Tar Heel cam
defense has been winning games
for North Carolina this year and "
will probably be the toughest def<
aetense uirolina has seen all year. "It
North Carolina
Billy Johnson at fullback. Lawrence is th
71 carries including 217 yards against N
Farris (237 yards) and Johnson (158) ar
rushers, respectively. Tight end Brook:
receiver with 12 receptions for 144 vard:
ON DEFENSE, the Tar Heels return
dison. Dooley believes Hardison to hp
lineman on the East Coast.
"Dee has done a super job for us over t
think it's time for him to get the recognitu
"Dee has anchored our defense and I think
team when we have needed it most."
For USC, the North Carolina game w
Carlen thinks this game will tell how the rc
Gamecocks.
"We need to prove to ourselves that
against a tough team," Carlen said. "No
has played well against the better teams
you look at their record and see it's only4
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Florida Florida
Kentucky Kentucky
Ole Miss Ole Miss
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North Carolina has played
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has definitly been their forte." hard,"
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Florida Florida
Kentucky Kentucky
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Florida St. Auburn
Kansas SI. Missouri
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Iowa State Oklahoma
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problem is North Carolina of a top offens
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me formula which was so And you cat
sful for Mississippi. Carolina defe
thing and \
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Carlen said, "but in terms scrimmage.
ny Rood."
they played Kentucky and Texas Tech real
ames could just have easily been victories. V
[ainst them because when you play in Chape
It to come out of there without a good
?a."
KR DEFEATING Wake Forest and North C
are leading the race for the Atlantic Coast
thinks the game with USCwill be of equal im|
mentum UNC will need to prepare for the foil
laryland.
can't afford to look past South Carolina with <
t Maryland," Dooley said. "A lot of our pla
to beat Maryland but I told them before we pi
face a good South Carolina team."
runningbacks George Rogers and Spencei
300 yards rushing on the season. Rogers,
, Ga., has rushed for 348 yards on 75 carries
as gained 336 yards on 76 attempts for a 4.4 a\
GAMECOCKS' opponents the next four week:
of 15 wins and 10 losses. UNC is 4-2; North
Forest is 1-5; and Clemson is 5-1.
x>th teams the camo has wmal imnnrtanpo i
ans they will be able to keep up their momen
aryland for first place in the ACC. For the
?et them back on the winning track after tw<
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B> KON'MK FKKKKI.I.
( amrcock Staff Writer
? Four t'SC karate club members
placed in five divisions of the
Battle of Charlotte karate tour
lly well and both of nament last weekend.
fe've got to play our The top finisher for USC was
1 Hill it's extremely Susan Morris, who won the
battle from North women's fighting division and kata
or form* division.
arolina St., the Tar AMON'CJ TIIK members who
Conference title. placed for ISC in the tournament
portance because of were John *>rk, fourth in the
owing week's game heavyweight division. Tony Bell.
second in the lightweight division
5ur upcoming game and Goldman, second in the super
lyers want to get a lightweight division and third in
lay Maryland we've the weapons division.
This weekend members of the
r Clark have each Carolina karate club will par
, a freshman from ?icipate in the Karate Battle of
for a 4.6 average. Champions in the Camden City
erage. Arena.
shave a cumulative Tommy C.enova of the C.enova
Carolina St. is 5-2; Karate Studio in Columbia and
I'SC's Keith Yitali will becin the
ror the Tar Heels, a event with a 12-round exhibition of
turn for their battle jxiint karate against two local
Gamecocks, a win fighters. The main event will be a
3 straight setbacks. special demonstration of kata lo bo
given by Goldman Goldman and
Richard Jackson will also
P demonstrate point competition.
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