Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Column w "" From page 1C separate control of basketball without athletic program is foolish. Ex-UCLA won numerous national championships was he athletic director or in sole con was an athletic director to assist him The same applies to football. Letti thing, but controlling all other athletic! which has hopes of developing into a n Hayes may be head coach at Ohio State despite the many years he has been i And Hayes has won more than his sh Bowls. If a school such as Ohio State c athletic director who is separate fr programs, why can't Carolina? TAKE SOME of the pressure off C? bring Carlen's football and McGuire* The problem with USC athletics is it seek to expand their control. The onl figure in his battle with McGuire is received from President James B. Hoi Why can't these two men, along with their differences and get an athletic athletics above and beyond any pow< between Carlen and McGuire. Uni program wants to compete with the ve The board and Holderman think uni McGuire with a "promotion" to Conw, handling the problem. Sending McGi No prominent basketball coach knowing full well that football has top stature has been pushed out of the p used in Columbia. It is a grave injusl the memories but hit the road to Cc T1IE ONLY remaining problem is if athletic director, would Carlen resif would not risk losing Carlen as footh director. After extending Carlen's cc has complete confidence in the job Ir football coach. Carlen's main purpose when comi football program. At Texas Tech ai where Carlen last coached, he was i sequently he guided Texas Tech and i and 25-13-3, respectively. However, athletic director at Carolina up to this CAKLEN'S SPECIALTY is football on just coaching football and let ! Carolina athletics? This may be the had better seasons since Carlen's pro What type of experience has he li little, if at all. So why is Carlen put ir USC when he has never been one selected Carlen primarily because athletic directorship. Carolina needs an athletic direct basketball. "Bear" Bryant at Ala t Carlen? A person who is qualified ir In any position concerning athletic his particular specialty is necessar terested in keeping Carlen's foot! developing a good athletic progran Carolina bla< division in t< By VINCE MOORE | Asst. Sports Editor Mike Goldman, USC karate cl ranked lightweight in the South, v of *hn UnlMo g\f Atlunto thic nnc (II 111V 1/UIV1V UI iltlUUMI UUU Goldman celebrated his fourth, the competition and bringing a s "I had been training since th< j tournament," Goldman said. "I 1 the day Saturday. And since I di< ; four years ago, I wanted lo do \ Which he did. On his way to the < John Carini, top-ranked super I Charles June, the super lightweig ^ "?>ome aays you re on anu sunn * "You will have bad days. But I th | And I was mentally ready Satui By virtue of his high ranking in the tournament. That meant he o championship. But it has its dis "When you're seeded," Goldm* the preliminaries and therefore I Fighters are seeded so the other somebody or so they won't lose be : Goldman's super lightweight c sixteen of all divisions where n< getting that far put him in the se belts in the nation, which Goldma USC black belt John Orck p division at the tournament. ) : any outside supervision in the l coach John Wooden may have , but never in his years at UCLA trol of UCLA basketball. There i. ng Carlen coach football is one 5 can be damaging to a program ationally athletic power. Woody (, but that's all he's involved with nvolved with Buckeye football. iare of football games and Rose an see the necessity of having an om the basketball and football ?rlen and let an athletic director s basketball program together, is divided between two men who ly reason Carlen is the dominant because of the support he has derman and the board. i the board and Holderman, settle director who will place Carolina ;r clashes which have developed fir ic a nnpoccit \/ if an athlotip IJ 10 C* IIV/VV.OOH J II Ull MIIIIVVIV ry best in the country. ty can be achieved by phasing out ay. This is the wrong approach to iire off will make matters worse win want 10 succeed Mcuuire, priority and a coach of McGuire's irogram. McGuire can be better tice to say to McGuire, thanks for nway. the board should actively seek an jn as football coach? The board all coach by hiring a new athletic >ntract it seems obvious the board e is doing as athletic director and ng to Carolina was to develop the id West Virginia, the two schools lot the athletic director, and conWest Virginia to records of 37-20-2 his overall record since becoming ; week's Clemson game is 11-10. I, so why not have him concentrate someone else handle the rest of i reason why USC football has not motion to athletic director. tad as an athletic director? Very 1 the position as athletic director at at a major university? Carolina of his football record, not for his : i s a r r 4U..II or inuepcnuum irum tuuiuaii auu bama is an exception, but is Jim i administering athletics is needed, s, an individual who is an expert at y. It seems the board is more inball expertise in Columbia than 1 ' A ck belt wins aurnament lub black belt, and number one /on the super lightweight division t Saturday. anniversary in karate by winning ix-foot trophy back to Columbia. i beginning of the year for this lave been in karate four years to in't win anything in my first trip veil." championship, Goldman defeated lightweight in the Midwest, and ht fighter of the year in 1976. i days you're not," Goldman said, linlc it's rcnllv ;ill a state of mind. -day." the South, Goldman was seeded in nly had to win three fights for the i advantages, too. j in said, "you don't have to fight in don't get any warm-up fights. people will have a chance to beat fore they have to." hampionship put him in the final i e last his first-round match. But lwt comnanv of the best 16 black n said was "quitean honor." daeed third in the heavyweight > p?^^^^^^^v:-r'"- "-' -"" ' BUy aSBam. JBm , S^v3j|| s^jg^m : '^'' 'THHm&km Fencing team members of I Citadel compete during a matcli 1^1 UTaaei aer< By l)Ot'G JOLLEY Gamecock Staff Writer The USC fencing team kept with striking distance on the Citadel, but lo 12 Saturday at the Sol Blatt P. E. Cent* r ? 1 ?i ilw Ill lun uuiiijnriiuuii, uovy a l^aii Hodgers, Carolina Cheney, Steven So Orli all won. Cathy Allison but lost thi matches. In Epee competition, Richard Orli and Rodger Gerald won three of nil winning one individual match. In sabre competition, Lynn Henrich Tftn f Antkrt being courl By MATT WARD (iamecock Staff Writer Nov. 19th will be the date when me lop couegiaie iooiuan learns in the country find out where they will be headed when the major bowl bids are officially offered. Of course there is widespread speculation, but it is not hard to decide who will be going where. The premier bowl in the nation is the Rose, and among all the bowls the Hose is the easiest to predict. The winner of the Michigan-Ohio St. game will represent the Big Ten Conference and play either UCLA, Washington or Stanford from the Pacific Eight Conference. UCLA must defeat onlySouthern Cal Nov. 25th while Washington and Stanford hope for losses from either one and two teams, respectively, to get the opportunity to represent the racmc Kigm in me nose wowi. TIIK COTTON BOWL could possibly have the national chamnionshin i?amc when Texas. number one in both wire service polls, plays Notre Dame. The Irish have been approached by all the 'SC and The P.K. Center last J i at the lilatt 13-12. eats USC fe m Duggan also w USC's number one Citadels' number ( in a one point won two of three e >t the match 13- and third-seeded 1 ;i . i uiuu?iii iiiai v Elliott, Tim the Citadel surpris )tt and Richard the year by one po ee of four close They are a good cli The fencing club , Mike Monroe Atlanta, Ga. this ie events, each Georgia Tech. Fen university class, w , Ti Kodgers, Ti time in this tourn II teams in l%?4T m#ll# ivy BIB I % top bowls but want to face the highest ranked team in the country, Texas. Notre D \.ie ?i. be offered a bid to the Sugar Howl to meet Alabama, but all indications show Notre Dame will play the Ixinghorns of Texas Jan. 2 in Dallas. l ne^ugar bowi nas one detinue team in Southeast Conference champion Alabama. The Associated Press reported the Sugar Howl is still "leaning" to the loser of this Saturday's Ohio St Michigan game. The Orange Bowl may have the biggest problem of this year's postseason classics. The Big Eight champion will either he Oklahoma or Nebraska. The opponent can be either Pittsburgh, Penn State or Arkansas. Penn State and Pitt iihiireh will nlav <?ach nlhor Nov 26, hut the bowl bids will be announced Nov. 19. TIIKKK IIAVK BKKN reports by thn Ac'CAiiiofitrl Prncc that t liiu /iaav/viui\Ai * i v oo iiuu uiv Orange and Liberty Howls have decided to wait and hold a spot for each of the teams. The Penn StatePittsburgh winner will go to the Saturday. "t'SC lost the match. ncing club on three of nine events. Henrich, 1 fencer, defeated Jeff Jaeger, the >ne fencer in a close Ixml. Kodgers vents, defeating the Citadel's firstfencers in one point l>outs. ve would win," Henrich said. "But ed me. They defeated us earlier in >int and they did it again this time. Lib and we enjoyed the match." will participate in a tournament in ; weekend against (Georgia and cers, who began this fall in the free ill fence in competition for the lirst anient. country >r bowls Orange Bowl while the loser will go to the Liberty Bowl. Arnansas was memloneu as u possible candidate for the Orange. But since they are located too close geographically to the Big Eight Conference, it appears unlikely the Orange Bowl will offer a bid to the Kazorbacks because the game will not be of imoortance to a national TV audience. Arkansas officials have said if they do not receive an Orange Howl bid they will play Arizona State in the Fiesta Bowl. The Liberty Howl supposedly will have the loser of the Pittsburgh Henn St. game, but that will not t>c known unni Nov. xt>. Penn St. or Pittsburgh's opponent could be the runner-up in 'he Big Kight Conference or possible ACC champion North Carolina. According to A.F. "Bud'' Dudley, executive director of the Liberty Howl, wortn i aroima lias an excellent chance of going to the Liberty Bowl, provided the Tar Heels win their final game Saturday against Duke. Clemson had been mentioned as a possible team, but Dudley said the Tigers St'e BOWl.S, page 12