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n ? I Perspective I I JB The press box at North Carolina State's Carter Stadium sits way up H in thp Qfrfltnsnhprp Tt'a nn fhoro in I the nose bleed, ear-popping region. Low flying jets and high flying albatrosses get in the way of the game action. But, from that high perch, one can get a somewhat different perspective of the game below. At this past year's N.C. State USC game, I was able to watch a igame lor once in relative silence No crowd noise, no cheerleadei noise, no nothing. The press box enclosed by glass and surroundec by signs that prohibited louc talking, was indeed one of the more serene environments at Cartel Stadium. The game was also quite calming. The Gamecocks and the Wolfpack wore the grass ou between the 30-yard lines, bu could generate little excitemen near the endzone. ki A ICowher I ZIP-KLEEN !; DftY CLEANING ill hour cleaning I I 4 hour laundry I I 6 days a week ; j M-F 7:30a.m.-4p.m. j- j SAT. 7:30a.m.-3 p.m. au. scats I?mxrwErrrrtm 49 Kinffioj JUi.', 2r30 4:50 A^rrrfft'. ^.|g . 9.3J After her divorce, Erica got to know coinni? nrpftv I interesting people... i nclud i ng herself. $ unJbarried 7 f Wr;man < OlOH MOV 111 AH TRINIS BY OrlUHl s R ?? W ? Jill Clayburgh ? 1 s ?u Mi1cf> Miir With thie score 7-3 at half in f i of State, I turned to a fe t sportswriter in the box and n the prediction the score w ; remain the same. i It did. i It's a year later and I have y make a prediction as such. N< s deal. But its also a year later for Carlen. With a record of 4-3-1 t Gamecocks must again trav? Tobacco Road to take on Wolf pack in Raleigh. And , Carolina, this is one of those gt i some describe as "must." I State, which was shell-sho ; this past week by Clemson, w looking for someone to re] their frustrations on. N.C. S i The same team that destr ; North Carolina in Chappel Hil i uie same leam mat went l( t Peach Bowl last year. Even th t the ACC crown is out of reac the Wolfpack, a bowl invitati still in the picture. And the focus of that pictu i Ted Brown. Now sixth on th< [ time National Collegiate Atl i Association rushing list, J powerful runningback has I considered as one of the lei I candidates all season for | Heisman Trophy, as he is 1#?n Hi n0 ornnnH a a ; O 6" i Brown, like his teammates, 1 bad day against the Tigers, ai too will be looking for someo vent his frustrations on. In Carolina's 7-3 loss agains Wolfpack this past season, B | ran well. Scoring the dec | touchdown for State, Brown d | day against the Gamecocks | he does best: run for dayligt | But if the Gamecocks just v I about Brown during the j I wt II w \ I - v .: , J# ? tomorrow, they will be in for trouble. Another individual comes to mind in State's win this past i year: Bill Cowher. Cowher, a linebacker, made . about 23 tackles against the y Gamecocks. He seemed to be in on avor every play. Cowher, like Brown, is illow back for the 'Pack. lade In Raleigh tomorrow, the ould Gamecocks must perform a feat they are not used to doing: win on the road against a formidable etto opponent. A loss will drop 3 big Carolina's record to 4-4-1, and the chances for a respectable season Jim will be obliterated. , the It's time for the Gamecocks to ;1 up get their act together. With at the present a mediocre record, at best, for USC has again found itself in the *mes same position of the past three 41 jcaia. mat ui eiuici aiutiimig eked respectability of falling on their ill be face. lease And with three Atlantic Coast !tate. Conference foes left on the oyed schedule, the latter is probable. 1 and It will indeed be difficult for the ) the Gamecocks to make up lost ground ough against State, Clemson and even h for Wake Forest, who averages nearly on is 30 passes a game. Again, the prospects for Carolina Lre is football look bleak. e all- If things run as they should for lie tic the rest of the season, the the Gamecocks will lose to State and been Clemson and beat the Deacons, iding But since inconsistency is about the the only consistent factor that the Carolina can claim, all three iner. games remain questionable with lad a respect to their outcomes. nd he To beat State, the Gamecocks ne to will have to employ excellent passing, excellent running and few ?t the mistakes. In other words, USC will rown have to impersonate the team that iding beat Georgia earlier in the season, id all For the Gamecocks to play like what that will be somewhat of a feat, it. George Rogers, who injured his vorry shoulder against Ohio, will again Same be dressed out as he was against pyjf? * 4 I Jti' ? ~ I &m~T. ou a ami i?30~6:00 Geor^ jj &00~ TOO Jtawy TOO- $:30 Jtoti \2/ indej&iuk (?>bd<e, $ aif Jh i North Carolina. Whether or not he plays is a different story. The onetwo punch provided by Rogers and Johnnie Wright at the runningback sports give the Gamecocks an added edge no matter who they're playing; that is, if they're both healthy. The secondary, still minus Rick Sanford, is suffering despite the play of freshman Robert Perlotte. North Carolina freshman A. 1 I /tl- " quaneruacK v^nucK anarpe riddled the secondary this past week as he hit his receivers with relative ease. City chart r%n Wr\o fm \/l i J By Williair Gamecock S The USC rugby team's four-game this Sunday, as they face the unc Columbia for the city championship Both coaches said they are antic highly optimistic about their team USC Coach Jean-Pierre Chambs formance thus far. "They've been shown good ball control in the last fe CHAMBAS, in his third year as match would be to his team's adva keep it under control." According to USC's coach, the O Clemson match in importance and ( remain low-keyed. "We should win i well as they've been playing." Old Grey player-coach Gary B J _ /T A. 1 r% A 1 * - *? * * * * * aeieaiea o-u record 10 me tact mat tr position this year. "Last year, we always had a f breakdowns led to defeat in several all summer and have shown good tea BOZEMAN EXPECTS a "hard f out that they have already defeated White Rugby Club from Atlanta, 01 There has always been a strong i /-I . 1^1 11-- -i A. 1 * vjti cy was uriguiauy siariea Dy iorm the university and decided to form tl USC has won the last three time " iflie ? ? 4)??3 $as?l*s & \e/( ? Connie !:30-n r 4 ^>'00-6't)l ye Gordon &0&~?0P Uln Rose W-Z3C <fS ~ siort films (>f ?y / .i / \nt filmmakers i ^<?3.. > &** TTT^tT^ The quarterback situation is anything but stable. In a complete reversal of roles, Skip Ramsey, after falling against Mississippi, drove the Gamecocks to 16 quick points against the Tar Heels. He bailed out Garry Harper, who won the game against Mississippi, but could no nothing against UNC. The N.C. State game is crucial to the Gamecocks' season. An upset by Carolina would depend on all factors of the offense and defense playing better than usual. ipionship r Carolina i McSorley ;t?? Writtr ; winning streak will be on the line lefeated Old Grey Rugby Club of at Fort Jackson at 12:30p.m. inatino a r?h\;ci/>ol u pujaivai uiab^ii anu ai c 's chance of winning. is is pleased with his team's percoming along real well, and have w games," he said. head coach, feels that a physical mtage. "As long as the referee can IH flpou rfqmo ic nn 1 *r tr\ thn V. V-J KJlllJ W MIC Doach Chambas hopes his team will t if everyone is relaxed and plays as ozeman attributes his team's unlere is an experienced man at every ew weak positions and occasional games. But we've worked together am work this year." nnflht " Kut ?1 uugui IIIUIVII, UUl VJU1V.IUJT ^UllllCU a rough Clemson squad and the Old ne of the South's perennial powers, 'ivalry between the two teams. Old er USC players who graduated from leir own team. L W 17 Of at3 Off SiringSari? J ? S.CRmDimRx> Ohc^fni (, ^{artJkkn fiese V \ Jbnfies ~ Sdor I films (\ inckpetukrrl filmmakers & *M $f CO: J* <c l**'s ^ ^a^>"r>?D (ycwvw Cf/t-,?- ?vycyt>