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9 Out in le I Skip Ram: Many football players ha in the past, but the incidei and quarterback Skio Rnm a player quitting a team. But as anyone who has at few years knows, almos department is normal and When the story about Columbia Record on Fridi quitting the team for acade player, the report said. But IN SUNDAY'S edition of and his parents were upsi situation. Ramsey's parent approached them after the loss) and told them that thei The story also quoted Mrs Carlen, coach Carlen quit Ramsey quit the team on hit IN AN INTERVIEW Mc doubt, I was forced to quit, t and every indication point overstepped his bounds. If I effect placing much of the b on the shoulders of one inc The fact that the individi it. 1 ^ games, wiui iiib longest ap] seems strange. Whey you cc five games (Furman, Ohio, coaching staff could have pi< However, according to Cai it might seem. He said the was not a starter and he the first team quarterback," thi But he is not the only second Who can fault Carlen for fc the team, he should be pi; Carlen, Ramsey even came i defensive back if it will he! However, after the quar Saturday to talk with the co Carlen said he thinks Ramse Ramsey believes he was 1 agree with that assumption, forced the quarterback to c If it was Carlen that ma athletic department has cor However, if Ramsey's paren in?t nnnfhor oWnn nl j avvv,,uami^ H?< I Stude I Wedi I All the Spat pi (served with ? $2.5? ( i pi: 12 Intersectic 3 St. Andrev Intersection I | Phon, iff" ficalH > kj i idV-Jt>* Brett Friedlanc sey: whose fault': ive quit their teams without any coi nt involving USC football coach Jii sey is not your normal every day sil (pnHoH (his IBoHfl.Jinw ' '? uuuvuuvii ui learning iui it nothing concerning Carolina's 1 every day. Ramsey's leaving the team brok ly, it seemed harmless. Skip Ranr mic reasons and because he was a f that was not the whole story. The State, it was reported that both et with the circumstances conceri s, who live in Atlanta, claimed tha i USC-N.C. State game (a 22-13 G* r son lost the game for USC. . Ramsey as saying, "Skip didn't qu Skip." That brought up the quest i own, or was he forced to leave? >nday, the quarterback said,- "W tut I still can't figure out why." If thi s to the fact that it is, Carlen has tie did force Ramsey to leave, then lame for the team's failure this pas lividual. lal in question only played in parti >earance of the season being two q insider that the Gamecocks won thn and Ole Miss) in which Ramsey pla eked a more suitable scapegoat, rlen, this situation is not as contravc problem stems from the fact that ] iught he shoukfbe. "I didn't think h e coach said. ''That was the whole p .4 f - - - ? siring piayer on uiis campus." >eing honest? If Ramsey was unable aying on the second string. Accoi up to him this past week and offeree Ip the team. terback's parents came to Collin ach, it was decided that he would n y's parents talked him into quitting, orced off of the team. Both he and However, they disagree on who it v |uit. tde Ramsey's decision for him, tl nmitted a gross injustice to a your its talked him into not returning, th< ayer who quit the team. ni special itesday Nite ghetti You can Ei salad & garlic bread) Mug @i \ j Draft JLV so* m 1-26 and Hwy 378 v/s Shopping Center O/; O C* n J Mmu u . niiulOWS V\Q. 3 794-0500 Intramurals "IT WAS A disagreement b J?P the coach," Williams said, "Th __J the coach to play us, and when w he quit. We had no warmup, no n ) pride that brought us back and i , for us. We will be back." But even with its internal pre itrrwpr?v nara lime operating against th n Carlen zone defense. A*80' Wl^ Sand? uation of ?^ense?the dorm division power running game effectively for ei . Bates had seven players to sco athletic e in the ?y|1 isey was mlAl Ifth year Ramsey 1? OfflCCfQ Psi P ling the unlock 2. Alpha Phi A ion?did 3- KaPPa Alphl ithout a 4. University (J s is true i finally 5- S'9ma Nu ? of five uarters, je of the USC at Clemson yed, the *rsial as Soturdoy Ramsey le was a _ 1 _ ? robiem. swimming- 1 p.m. $ to lead i! Basketball -ding to i to play women-5 p.m. abia on men- 7 p.m. ot play. r 1 Carlen , ms that : hen the p ig man. : "H . \ { en he is lrj? ^ ^ ^ at I J Mil " 'Tia iii fflnfli n b % 1 From"Page 20 etween the team and they used that b lere was pressure on early lead. Behir e went into the game, sewed four basli othing. It was Maxcy scoreboard. Mik almost won the game who three-point g the opening stres iblems, Maxcy had a 8-0 lead. e tough Bates House jrs playing back on The lead n was unable to use its Mcintosh came b isy baskets. improved its reco re in the contest, and fell to a similar tramural Ranki 'hi 6. 1 Ipha 7. i 8. nion 9. j 10. 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