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Offense = & bunch." 9 Carolina's defense held the Wolfp; sufficiently contained explosive spec to break open games. Although holdi usually good enough, it wasn't this 44VVK II 'VJT noA/1 trk LvtAfn " > >? iivvm iv ovvi t, uuui: "We haven't scored in a long time." eight quarters and have only manag quarters. For the Gamecocks, whose record dilemma which seemingly defies e Jekyll and Hyde. r~ SOUTHERN WOK To Talk Wi Who ( /"" f TOOA' 1 WOM/ Free Pregnancy Ti Problem Pregnane and Referral Abortion Referral ^ _ w * -birtn control ?e Fa Information Referral to Social & Medical Faciliti ir Our Contacts are ( or call toll i .flon.oc A WWOR 1614 Two : * IttMHH HnfeBlM Hello. I wnnlrJ i Igor has rathe here we see breakfast do moans. 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Dy, Happy Halloween. ersity Dining Servic tookie Curri * i iTamng Tor I r RONNIE llt'TCHINS Car iniccock Staff Writer was cau In Texas, the word "big" has inte wavs been used svnnnvrrminjlv - f - J Vi^ll th the word "good." By all " eans, the bigger the better. With def< at in mind, it's fair to say former saic lmecock football standout Bill def< irrier has made some large B ntributions to the Houston Oilers on < his rookie season there. ben Currier is one of six rookies to Nat ake the starting lineup for the " hllilHinP Oilor<S thic spacnn 0 WW V...W ^VMUVII. * 1*V. CiVt ly rookie to earn a defensive the arting role, Currier, a safety, mui ade five unassisted and five don sisted tackles in a game last mu< 2ek against the Pittsburgh you eelcrs. loo! LAST WEEK'S game against ncinnati was Currier's fourth the arting assignment, and he ad get its his playing status came as a the; rprise. mu< t<v 11-- -J- J - - * " i icaiiy uiun i expect 10 start," an said. "It came as a sort of a " rprise. con "Hut we do have a young team. "I t icy're sort of in a rebuilding con age down here right now. We had C ne rookies to make the team and can < of us are starting now." pie Currier played defensive back at pro 9 VI 'I vit; I 3} nes 15-; I li-i ( pla I friend Igor, or example, j Dst. Igor's pop..it just ore interested ie University rence survey ( Russell House, during lunch | And by the kes | ecti?ns- IM It's really a lot simpler playing inse here than at Carolina," he RSlI rlirr;Ar 1. "We stay with two or three Dill V.UfTier inses the whole game." "We practice outdoors in a field ut Currier said his experiences near the Astrodome," he said, defense at Carolina have been "We never practice in the eficial to his play in the Astrodome unless it's raining or ional Football League. something. And, before 1 came I'm really glad coaches (Dale) here, I thought Columbia was ms and (Richard) Bell stressed about the hottest place in the lunaamentals ol defense so world. I was wrong. ch," he said. In the pros, they "The facilities here aren t as 't stress fundamentals very nice as they were at ISC^either, ch at all. Just as long as you get Currier said. "But 1 think facilities r job done, that's what they're are for recruiting, and that's not ling for. situation in the pros." DIKING the season, Currier BUT, TO ME, .you have to have says his schedule consists of heavy fundamentals before you can workouts Tuesday through Friday, your job done. You can tell travel or light workouts Saturday y don't emphasize them as ;,nd games Sundays. "On .in ch in the pros, though. You see average day, we have lean, awful lot of missed tackles. meetings from about 'J:30 to 11.:iu I'm glad our defense was so jn the mornings. Then we break lplicated at Carolina," he said. for lunch and practice lor a couple hink it has developed a sense of hours on the lield in the ..I eventration in me." ternoons," Currier said. urrier said the six-week rookie The Oilers are in the An.erican ip has been the most un- K<with:>ii --- . v.niHllllH' 3 * (.'llllill asant part of his young Division, a division main say could fessional career. he won ihis year \\ ith a *.m> i ecord. /omen's volleyball team fins ASU tournament 'lie I SC women's volleyball team won the Appalachian Male In itional Tournament this past weekend. 'SC advanced to the single elimination draw l>v ln':itn??> r..<t see, 15-12; 15-4; Appalachian State, 15 7, 15 12 and 1 eace I J. 15-8, in round robin play. 'SC then beat Concord College. 15-12. 15-12; Western r.u'ohna. 15 4. 15, 15-9; and WinthropCollege. 15-12. 15-11 to win thetouriumu-nt arolina's Kleasa Hrown and Kath\ Much were named ;o the m\ yer all-tournament team. 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