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/ Ruggers v By Ralph Stice Gamecock Staff Writer The USC Rugby team concluded another outstanding fall season with a 27-3 trouncing of Clemson this past weekend. Bubba Bates scored iwice to lead the Gamecocks to their convincing win which left them with an 8-3-1 mark for the season. "We had an outstanding season. There is not a team in the South that can beat us ricrht now Wp proved it many times this semester and over the past few years," Coach Jean-Pierre Chambias said. In Chambias' words, the team whipped Clemson because "we played better rugby. We did some things that other teams don't do. We play a different style of rugby. If IC O mArn f AM . AC 10 ? IHUI t act iai, laoici ~iy rugby." Chambias' "different style of rugby" also stresses a total-team concept with every player involved in the collected effort as much as Women ftorn page 11 37-24. Parsons said that while her other freshmen were suffering from first home game jitters, she was very pleased with Rivers' game. "Sharon Rivers scored some key baskets for us in the first half and she was like ice for us. We really needed that out of her," she said. With SC State behind them, the L,aay uamecocKs win raKe tneir 4-0 record to Clemson today for another in-state rivalry. Against the Lady Tigers, Par gffj pi m: newshi II// from $1 Great prices on terpen f:; J Example 14KooM 15" chain from (that s 97< per Inch) $14.55 Make this Thursday s< visit to S&S Cafeteria of top quality baby be< homemade seasoning goodness, then toppec | On Thursday, enjoy S jj: and Onions with any t nsiu hicf mm I o y a f y vvyi ipi ^ home to S&S this Thi something special jusi S> <* it Where America C 1411 Gervais St. Serving Maily l lam- o 1 2:15pm and 4:45pm-8pm 4pi I .Servin /hip Tigers possible. "When everybody touches the ball before we score, well, that is beautiful to me on the sidelines," he said. Mark Moss, Sam Marby, Tom Smith, and captain Gene Pond were other players mentioned by Chambias who turned in outstanding performances against Clemson. "Mv team kont nlavint* * 1? r"**?r ""O) kept putting the pressure on. They didn't let up," Chambias said. The Tigers did not play that poorly according to Chambias. "They were very physical. Clemson was up for it. I guarantee you one thing: Clemson did not come here to get beat," he said. "Clemson always has a good team. They keep coming at you. They never quit," he added. Despite the team's superior showing, Chambias still expressed dissatisfaction. "I know we can do better. We should have had a better record than we had. We lost to teams we were ten times better than," he said. ? sons is looking for a close game and fears that if the Clemson U I ? ? wwwu mcaiva net ifain s concentration, Carolina could suffer its first loss. "I believe we can beat Clemson," she said, "but we've got to concentrate on what we're going to do and go up there and execute it. It's a real challenge for us to go up there and see how well we can nlav We lost un therf? last vpar ariH i tf * r j I think the players would like to avenge that." JRtVED^^^HAMET^^k PMENT SHAME ffij n rapq H ON YOU! Mm ptj if you don't U I c Qc B check our p 19.99 Prices First! |j| tine chains I 1 JEWELRY m ?p WAREHOUSE ggf I 2909 Piatt Springs Rd. M/B W west Cola. 9 til 6 Mon Sat^gy BW??i complete, Thursday mL- --, 3mething sp with a y-v a si uur generous pornon if liver is coated with I s and baked to tender 1 with buttered onions. &S homemade Liver wo vegetables ... and r te. Delicious! Come irsday ? we're cooking f for uonf *55 I t -??**? I omes Home To Eat I Richland Mall erving Daily 1 lam- 2:15pm and [J rj-8pm (8:30 Friday & Saturday) ^ '? ?n?in(iAitciu KiinHnu 11 am-8nm I ^ ihmhmmhJK i IDE | Mi * rormer p. V Ms. Cost,an za : A for Public Lia v last, year. A i, A her ou t,spokei Ms. 4 Th X Do VTaitvi Aciil ntr T A WW WULJUlOOUajf y Jl v Russell House H f\ Admission free M AS and ISSUES present dge Costanz ~\ f~~\ f" c~\ i / \ T~) r^/ \ n i / I / \ ? ^ f !l t>D iC> UOii I b r rcbiuuilb served m,s Ass is'-in', to i.he pr son unMl silt; resigned her pc the White House, she was k i advocacy on behalf of the c Costanza will speak on: e Carter While House mestic Human Rights )ecember 8 at 8:00 p.m r'll 1 I'i.X >rri V Wr warau ^ w $ K t J Ifr T * y a | arter r esident, \ jsi tion U nown for y oppressed. X russe* house 3 \