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use from page 12 for another USC rescue. "We really weren't keyed up in the first half," USC center Quay Farr explained. "Then, we settled down and knew what we had to do in the second half. We just had to execute plays better." HARPER WAS in agreement with his teammate. "We realized what we had to do. We had to do. We had to move the ball to win," he said. Moving the ball was the answer. However, the Carolina defense did it's job will too, as they held Oklahoma State to only 20 yards in the third quarter, even without the help of Scott Wade and Walt Kater, who suffered injuries in the first half. Cornerback Mark Bridges went even further to intercept a Bailey pass at the Oklahoma State 45. "Our defense got with it. We only U.S.C. SCI Meetinc 7*00 Room 135 Trip to Florida Kej Come to meeti Box a This ad is good for ' 1 One Pei I I USC T( I CONTI - CAIIMIV I WELCOMES At E 8 p.m. BaHroon gave up three first downs in the second half," Carlen said. "It was tough to lose linbackers like Scott Wade and Walt Kater in the first half but we played well." Complementing the defense on its efforts, the offensive unit took its turn on the field. Moving the ball in short spurts, the Gamecocks ate up 33 yards to set J I II * II /^1 1 I up stxunu uiiu uiree ai uie ^owooy 12-yard line. On a pitch from Harper, Rogers scurried the distance for the score, putting Carolina back in the lead. SEVERAL MINUTES later the Gamecocks embarked on another scoring drive. Moving the ball 63 yards in 14 plays they set up another Ecfdie Leopard field goal and boosted the score to 20-13. "Wo 1170PO HoltinH onH urn inct *7 VI V MV111IIU UI1U YVV/ jUOl came at them. We started doing the things we needed to do," I Oct. 9 p.m. ' PS f ontor Mi ?VIIIVI rs to be discussed, ng or write to 0142. I 10% off rental rates j r Person I ? BE RAIDED BY Ml' EMPORAR ?COMMIT LM DCrADMUA A nti ntwitwanw h i Oct. 11th Tkketi on Sale ii Harper commented about his team's sudden surge of power. "We started throwing the ball sparingly but at the right times and we won the football game." . f?i ?.? ? i r;?u I IK* unai quarrer jhiwuicu imu goals for both clubs resulting in the 23-16 score. Overall, the USC squad rushed for 248 yards on 65 plays, while UPS1 SI tli oct: 1/ ADM1 THE PO H Y FEE RTISTS EDDI i Room 209 Travel Center ; Harper completed 8 of 15 passes for 65 yards. I ; After a week of rest, the Gamecocks will host Mississippi at ???> m Si [ Wituams-isrice diauium. ran > believes that the upcoming break had a positive effect on their I victory over the Cowboys. "It was s an all out effort. We felt that if we WTDQ. All UDENT SA IESDAY NIG 16, 7:30 - 9:3( Br^^aeEgk We're having < to show you t and to otter y< BH and demonstr eat special savi answering qu equipment an e problems. An< ad you can bi i HP-3 headph J11 li. '.'i.' ih' "i. *j, ,V. "j"* * ' ' I \ 200 Meetinc mmmmmmmmJ Just across 1 TTANCE WITH C LICE 1 XV ^ I TUE DAI li sm rnu* with Special Guest IE AND THF HI i mm r? w MB Stwkmts $4, $5 at door Pol could just give it all this week we'd have a week to rest up before Mississippi," he explained. Looking ahead, Carlen believes the uDcoming match should be a tough one. "We've got a week off before Ole Miss and they'll be all we can handle." 5i<ys~= LE HT D P.M. a sale Tuesday night he latest in stereo du selected new, used ation equipment ngs. We will alsojbe estions about audio d solving your audio d, if you bring in this ... ~ ^4 jy a 5Ci ui i ai nana ones for $25. ] bt. West Lolumbia the Gervais Sk bridge j JSC l.D I "HI V flj k? . L J-J* russel housfc 9 . \-y B IT RODS rife tC tA H? IIaaw wwwm T" WWI ? -J