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ighlight T featured in the backfield. Used i in '79, Larry Carthan bulled fc Wisconsin, Scott Moeschel(6-3, quarterback. NOV. 1 AT THE UNIVERSITY C After a week layoff, the Gar take on the Bulldogs "betweei Carolina came back for a 27-20 samora stadium. Georgia, always unpredicta Dooley, who is beginning his s Last year the "junkyard dogs' disappointing 6-5 record. In 1980 third straight win over Georgia. The Georgia offense, returi quarterbacked by junior Buck ] at quarterback last season pasi eigm luuciiuuwiis. However, Belue, broke his an his speed and execution is uncer If Belue can get the ball in tf Bulldogs waiting on it. The remembers Amp Arnold. The lij Carolina for a 66-yard TD catch last season. But the leading re< 512 yards was Lindsay Scott, talented tight end - Norris Brow Matt Simon, Carnie Norris, or be in the backfield. Freshmar who was probably the most souf this year, is also a prospective si With nine returners, GeorgL improved. Senior cornerback S< in line for post season honors ba the line will be Eddie Weaver (6last season. Hie kicker, Rex Robinson, h most consecutive extra points(6 NOV. 8 THE CITADEL The Gamecocks face the Bull row. This time though the Dogs to Columbia. Tracey Shrader is the only e ning for the quarterback positi ^fwiy ? pm JHF^" | - , || Btt ' - SIS HnRH^n^ganmBn: Jay Venuto, M/ VXD sch mainly as a blocking fullback >r 343 yards. A tranfer from 210) is expected to start at >F GEORGIA necocks travel to Athens to n the hedges." I?ast season win in front of 60,000 fans in ble, is coached by Vince seventeenth year in Athens. ' finished the season with a i USC will be looking for their ling four starters, will be Belue. Belue, who alternated Bed for 719 yards along with kle in the Auburn game, and tain. le air there will be a slew of Carolina secondary surely ghtiling quick flanker burned i on the first play of the game ceiver with 34 receptions for The Bulldogs also have the 'n. perhaps James Womack will 1 Herschel Walker(6-1, 216), (ht after high school prospect tarter. i's defense should be much jott Woerner will certainly be rring injury. The key man on 0,270) who made 80 solo stops olds the SEC records for the 5). dogs for the second week in a make a trip from Charleston xperienced cadet in the runon on the team that went 6-5 'Wvtfi flSH^^K3S888H8B^ii^K?SH ::^'~'j_?.jvj: :>'/ ;jvc yv |S|? Vi 71111111111111U:lfJ2*' hiHmw'^S:':' IIkVB! - rake Forest qu* rauic last season. Stump Mitchell, wh< 1979, will be in the backfield. receiver in tight end Mark Hunt. Jim Ettari, a 6-3, 245 nose gu? Southern Conference at the NOV. 15 WAKE FOREST UNIVI jonn MacKovic s uemon Deac to convince the football world tl was no fluke. The Deacons appe since 1949. Even though Wake F Tangerine Bowl, the Orlando trij many from the Winston-Salem si After being redshirted in 193 initiated the storybook season I player of the year accounted passing TD's, while rewriting I with 2,597 yards in the air. His since he missed spring pract surgery. Venuto had some boi elbow of his throwing arm. Ver Wayne Baumgardner. After cat year, Baumgardner wound uj receiving category. NOV. 22 AT CLEMSON UNIVEI Once again the final regular the Clemson Tigers. After beat Carolina-Clemson clash last ye favored to win this years event i Coach Danny Ford is faced v frtllnurorc ovnorionnoH in *71) Ul tVlAVTTVftU IVMVW tfl? ? V? VT terback? Andy Headen(6-5,210), from c over Homer Jordan(6-0,175).. ] to worry about, the coach has oi offense. Chuck McSwain, who gained ACC Rookie-of-the-Year last ye Jeff McCall or Cliff Austin wiil j With only two returners, the weakest spot on the team. The defense, however, will t same faces will be back. At Durham lead the charge. ng arterback j scampered ior yzo yaras in Shrader will have a good ird, could be the best in the position. CRSITY ons will put out a lot of effort lat last seasons 8-4-0 record, ared in their first bowl game orest lost 34-10 to LSU in the 3 brought a deserved relief to chool. 7Q niiorf A?*Konlr Tmr IfnnnfA u, ^uai uavA uajr vcuuiu for the ACC team. The ACC for 208 completions and 17 the conference record books present strength is unknown lice while recovering from le chips removed from the mto's prime receiver will be ching 61 passes for 1,128 last ) seventh nationally in the ISITY season game will be against ing the Tigers in the annual ar, 13-9, the Gamecocks are n Death Valley. tfth a problem that Carolina rho will be the starting quarill indications, will get the job [f that is not enough for Ford aly four returning starters on 443 yards and recognition as ar, will start in the backfield. ntn him i offensive line should be the igain be rugged. Most of the 6-5, 245, senior tackle Steve J ter. jSpBpfc i^B^^^0S^^^jBII^^SB/t^S^B^^KS^-jftfeljg ^^ BHMK.: 3^& mvp ^i*; Wam^gF | HMMHT - : s^H? ->^*m ^ ^ &X^R&r r'"'" ?^??2 TjHHIH . Jim \ _'.-L_=." V'~- - V-J". :.v-': ~; :r, JMi'l" ij1 i'I||'H ,|i i, l'|)'i 'i i1" 11''J| j I|MI >!W||^ jzx. 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