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"They'i I'S SERVICES I 2 ^_ we've se< esting = I I VJU l.V^ . \ V,""' i r point, F :al racilities pretty we ? detected bu they'll br team will missinq period them late Accordi 09 Hampton St. oftheDe? _ . linebacke 29204 Ed Walk< 10 'Less ?Sophisticated Fash - > A l .%, { __ HkL(js, ._ ifer * * t . / ?> % :* vv ^^Hllliis S %h lady are you? O uookoA clrirt ci iii ? <fcQft w v w/tvvt V/1U4 i V^MIL VfVAJ. der cocktail dress ? $29. t blazer, discount price ? $3 u want, we've got it and . . . je got it for less! tea from Columbia Mall. Pipe Rack iturday 10 A.M.-9 P.M. 754-26: 6033 Two Notch th Carolina's (Amos) e," he said. "Our players had a lot of )r him after last year's ally haven't been able to much as we'd like to of so much poor field For some reason, it e we've had to move the deep in our own territory season. This puts a strain offense and we've had lbles down there too." ?acons' defense is a 50ich, according to USC coordinator Jack Fligg, om switch from. *e more likely to set in," d. "They don't change siuiu iiKe some teams ;n this year. H A defensive stand'ligg said, "they'll play 11 for a while, and, then, eak down and the other score a lot of points on f in the game." ing to Fligg, the best part icons' defensive front are rs Don Cervi and Mark ir. =!l ft ions... Hk Mm mi i fiSh. K ' 0. 16 \[ "-"rlV-i'i V u>it i mi in! I, rit ii i|n i I'M Play begins in state tou llv unn niint f n-9j UVU K/Vi/rill Gamecock Staff Writer A 40-7 record, including a 25 game Carolina's women's volleyball team the tournament, which begins tomorrow in Carolina Coach Kathy Graham does t College of Charleston negatively. "We Graham said, "but the seedings are de record only, and College of Charleston ba "THERE IS a lot of pride involved in tl "We want to play all the teams and bea without a doubt." In a tournament of this caliber, depth < have greater depth than the other teami stayed with one lineuD the whnlp vmr ?r? in and out without being hurt." In an elimination tournament all the le as the winner. "We can't count anybo "We're going to have to play with a great intensity going in order to win." Graham is proud of the team's improve think we have more talent this year tha "The improvement of the returning play longer have the major problem of last ye? A SUCCESSFUL season is obviously i war. "Everyone wants to play for a wini young team like we do is also a very posit Playing in the Region al Tournament i be a reality rather than just a dream for team. a a nncvjuire influential person in USC athletics. Although he supposedly was under j promote Greg to top assistant when Wi Ben Jobe. That move, no doubt, did no One ironic note to all the controversy o1 seems to know when McGuire's contrac would not say when his contract expire However, Sports Information Director' office this week to find out the terms 01 McGuire's contract lasts until he reaches 65. However, Holderman did not know Hall of Fame trophy, his year of birth McGuire 61 this year and accordingly all* his contract. Whether or not McGuire retires at the < publicity resulting from pressure by univ hurting not only McGuire's reputation hut Trying to shove a well-respected, natio onto the back burner of USC's athletic pi an already fledgling program. As if McGuire hasn't had enough slap officials since the arrival of Carlen, the of adding insult to injury. If the board decbetter job of improving USC's basketball But at least they could have the decency t conniving behind the back of a coach an native for a nationally-prominent man. It may be time for McGuire to retire a; The controversial issue of McGuire's futi a decision is made. But if offering him a the best university officials can do for recognition to USC, what else is left to sa H; DIRIIAAT Pi %DHRI\UVI n %ROSEWOOD SHOPF i New Shipi Rugby Shirts 5 JEANS (Guys Vi price reg. *** m wm. m* m m m ?. VHEKUI ? )NAfHNu NEW LOOK & MAI Girls Crewneck Sweaters All other sweatt ------ - ? o ~ Friday moment winning streak, ha*^ earned number two seed in the state Charleston. lot view the second seeding to fppl wc'rii liirv llultor loll" ' termined by a team's in-state rely nudged us there. " lis tournament," Graham said, t them, so we'll he the winner .an play a vital role. "I feel we Graham said. "We haven't we feel we can send substitutes ams have a ehanee to emerge dy out," Graham mentioned, deal of intensity, and keep that > m pnl twrtw Inn* ? ~ ? vDiufvi iu.il y toi a icdlll. 1 n we did last year," she said, ers is also noticeable. "Wo 110 ir, a limited bench." i trump card in the recruiting ler," Graham said, "Having a ive factor." n Harrisonburg, Vu., may soon Carolina's women's volleyball From page 10 pressure from Sol Blatt to >lsh quit, McGuire selected t sit well with Sol Blatt, an ver McGuire's future is 110 one t officially expires. McGuire s. I'om Price called Holderman's f the contract. Price learned the mandatory retirement age ilcGuire's age. On McGuire's is recorded as 1916, making owing him four more years on ,'nd of this season, the adverse 'ersity officials is undoubtedly the L'SC basketball program nally-known basketball coach rogram should do wonders lor s in the face I'rom I Diversity fer of a Coastal Carolina job is ides another coach could do ;t program, then lire McGuire. o make that decision instead of d creating a demeaning alter > I'SC's hcadhasketball coach ire is not going to subside until position at Coastal Carolina is a coach who brought national y but Happy Birthday, Frank. &SHIONS# >ING CENTER^? ment K A rtA I >?j.uu irr. & Gals) $20.-22. ER-A-SMIIE /ERICKS & V-Neck $7.50 ers 20% off I