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cording to Mills, is thai the op- averaj
posing defenses have been keying 4.1 avc
on sophomore tailback James runnei
McDougald, who gained over 1,000 season
yards as a freshman last year. yards.
McDougald, however, is still "Th<
gaining over 100 yards a game this USC
year, averaging 4.3 yards a carry. Kichai
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THE GAMECOCK offense has Bell
outgained opponents 2,993 yards to same
2,722 yards in total offense but has defens
suffered from turnovers and stalls weeks
near the opposition's goal line. "He
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offense and we've had
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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
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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
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ir, a limited bench."
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ler," Graham said, "Having a
ive factor."
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Carolina's women's volleyball
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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.
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