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Long By Mark Gilliam Gamecock Staff Writer Some people feel that siz everything. Mac Credille, 2( person who believes this the Credille wanted to play when he was a sophom Spring Valley High I Although his size inhibit) from participating in the s] still got a spot on the tea manager. Now Credille is beginn third year in charge of managers for the Carolina team. AFTER LEAVING Valley, he got a job at tl Center. When he heard t managing job was vacs jumped at the opportunity paid off. Referring to his job, < said, "It came from the Lo ooened the door for me. I cl could say that I was just right place at the right tir very fortunate." Credille takes care of eqi that might break. At ever game he is seen wearing a t holds "little tools to fix ment." "I mainly make si the coaches have everythi want," he said. "They very get upset with the manager: WORKING SEVEN days ; Credille usually puts in sbc hours a day. "The long hou bother me. It's just 1 athletics. The athletes p don't like practice, but the make it all worthwhile. Ga is where all the excitement is what you work for all Credille said with a wid Although Mac's job frustrating sometimes, 1 "loves it." "If you don't lo\ you're in the wrong Credille said. NEEDLESS TO say, Credi not expect an immedi< change. "If you can find ; job than this with fewer he no frustrations, I'd like ( about it. But I don't think t will find one. If someone 1 mn nrhan T nine r* niv. vYiiun i wao ai opt 1115 that I would have the job now, 1 would have told th they were crazy.It is like ? come true," he said. Thanks to Coach Dav r Pajan during the specified hou Extra Discounts off Aire apply to Every Item in th HOURS AND ATTIRE 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Wear Warm-Up or Ski Hat 2 p.m. 4 p.m. wear ui\t i ennis snoe 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Wear Sun Glasses & Hat 8 p.m.- 12 Midnight Tennis outfit or Ski Bibber 1 2 a.m. 2 a.m. VVtMtt l""/\JMIV1MO wfit U 3127 [ Sale at N WASH! Mark your cal REMEMBER - Thai* i them off the already lob i ' **< * ? . t, t "r.?v?.. (JSC's Mac Cr ?~~ llUUlb 1U1 stetler, who is in cha trainers, Credille said, e is not learning more and more 3, is one day. He's a great helper wl ory. and teaches me every day.' football lore at CREDILLE IS also ve School, preciative of the other m; 2d him and trainers that helj Iftl't lid Monnrt/?.n TA 1-1 v, ..v. 1 Tioiicigcri 1UIII UUUt'K, m as a ing his student ^ Spring > int, he JB||p ' and it JBillf :'redille rd, God Biil?i? Sliip you the I'm B9m^ ^HHhES lipment Mac Credill y home \4?lt thof 1^ AIIII T\/T<*i /vii iiicu i\cuj and, iVldt equip- and Chris Kay are ire that responsible for making si ng they each coach has what h< seldom when he wants it. s." "We make sure the heln equipment are in good cc a week, We also have to mend jers lut 10-12 do the laundry. We are res] rs don't for each coach having the ike in of balls he wants," Tom Du robably 26 year old head student m t games said. A former high school me day ? le grin. 'e a job, ?J| lie does ite job a better iurs ^Mg^HijUaUyl 0 know t . , -t 3 |S)?u :hat you lad told ^ I found iM em that 1 dream ^0 CldSSlf M e Huff If you come to the ia Party Sale rs, wearing the proper attire, you will rei ady Low Sale Prices! The Extra Discoun e Shop ? Even Items Already on Sale! TENNIS ITEMS SKI ITEM EXTRA DISCOUNTS EXTRA DISCC 5% EXTRA! 5% EXTR 10% EXTRA!! 8% EXTRi 15% EXTRA!!! 10% EXTR 20% EXTRA!!!! 12%EXTRi 25% EXTRA!!!!! 15% EXTR/ :NNIS/SKI ' Millwood Avenue 256-3511 1iH wood Avenue Store Only rHOSE PAJAMAS! endar ? Friday, Oct. 1 i discounts sre extra discount* ? You d ? prices/ f, K ? >' -H V V . . . r > - ' I ; ' v edille managers rge of manager, Dudek said, "Being on "I'm the sideline at the games, and ; every going on the away trips make it all io helps worthwhile." ! KKLLY KVAN'S, a junior, at j try ap- IJSC works with the defensive j anagers backs. Hoping to go info coaching | :> him. upon graduation, the son of the Murrell defensive backs coach said, "I have never played football, but 1 have always been around it. I'm getting good experience being around here." Sophomore Matt Fligg, son of Coach Jack Fligg, played wide receiver at Newberry College, until he was plagued with a knee injury. "My father said I could play at Newberry, or work here. After the injury, 1 knew that my days were over, and now I think I j made the right choice of coming here. I had to accept the fact that I couldn't play anymore, but this is the next best thing," said the Irmo native. The trainers are Joe Watford, I#* Steve Cook. "Doc" Davis Sidnpv Kenyon, and Mike Dillon. t Fligg, "Our job is to take care of the mainly players and prevent injuries." ire that Watford said. Since the eighth i wants grade, Watford has been attending clinics concentrated on player lets and care. mdition. "If we have an injury we have to leys and work seven days to take care of the ponsible player. You get used to the long number hours. The main thing is to keep up Hair Iho vnnr stllHvintJ vnil pan't lnt vnnr IV4V/I\, VIIV, J ~ ? W,D1 J VV4 v'Mil v JVU1 lanager, studying get behind," Watford football said. Jds!^ 3> p?^ ceive Wh **?| t will ?L:: - | ; 11 '"a?fc m. gwBH^a I ^ at^l 1 ! Buu one i Mllll ? 5 at regula ^ CHEESE SAND ?|^?? * .^. TOMATO^HgKi ath i oduct HB ^ Otter expires October 25, ? Il Hi BB KB m m I * |t t * ? * /? .'. I . J .V ? . * i. . >1 !!v * <V1 ;*;*> ! W' ~~ Intramur TKNNIS UPDATE During the past few weeks, the U an abundance of rain which has ] tennis tournament. Both David Pi intramural office have worked ha and as a result the men's singles c< divisions three and four. Congratulations go to David War division three championship and League division three chamDion. 13; was the winner of the division foui championship in the Gamecock I,e? The division one and two singl tomorrow at 5 p.m. on the P.E. ( men's doubles will be held on Thurs PLAYOFF TIMK The flag football season is drawin begin on Monday, Oct. 22 on fields Any team with a 7-3 record or betU Pairings will be determined on Fri UPCOMING I)EAI)LINKS Women's Foul Shooting Men, Women Ping Pong(Singles) Pumpkin Run Men, Women Volleyball Men, Women Ping Pong (Doubles) All entries are due by 5 p.m. in th ? ff! mi fr? !_ ? i ?? | unice. ine omce is locaiea in room g.limilllllllllllllllllMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllll Giapk-iUi | for clubs, | fraternities and | social organizati 1 CUSTOm STYLED T-SHIRTS 1 2767 ROSEWOOD Dl 254-9380 :7I||||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII t7 NY DAI '*-??U ypw's M CUP COUPON^ <mn1o Hair JL 1UA1 r price, get if & m 1 1979 Good at all cur coupon* m '^^''\y f r "^ai Flash"SC campus has been drenched by put a damper on the intramural umphrey and Ed Huggins of the rd to reschedule all the matches umpetition has been completed in d of Chi Psi for his victory in the to L.K. Gardner, the Gamecock ana Wolfe of Sigma Alpha Epsilon r title and Bill McConnel won the igue division four championship, es championship will be played ^enier conns ine nnais tor me day Oct. 25. g to a close and the playoffs will B and C next to the P.E. Center. ?r is eligible to make the playoffs, day Oct. 19. at 4 p.m. in room 134. Thursday Oct. 18 Thursday Oct. 25 Monday Oct. 29 Thursday Nov. 1 Thursday Nov. 1 e intramural&recreational sports i 102 of the P.E. Center. iifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigiiiiiiiiiiiiig , T-Skfokv| | ons : , I ?- ' r ? ? IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIII^ / , lburger j another s mms%\ I LX> *Vk SH XOW E D1 ' 2K MDWEBS Wendy's in ColiiwMa, S.C. I ^ \ msffib mota wHi mi . I WSm WW HB BHB HBb BHI {#* : 'Vj> * He 6-.