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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
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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
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On a pitch from Harper, Rogers
scurried the distance for the score,
putting Carolina back in the lead.
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Harper commented about his
team's sudden surge of power.
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23-16 score.
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for 248 yards on 65 plays, while
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