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ISports briefs I Footbi University of South 9 Carolina Hcgd I: ootbai! I Coach and Athletic Director I Jim Carlen announced I Friday the resignation of I offensive backfield coach I ti -l. n 1 ii? t- *- ' duu di uwii unu uie ninng 01 former Carolina assistant coach Ken Shipp. Shipp's coaching experience includes a stint as head coach of the New York Jets, an ofensive coordinator with the Houston Oilers, and a Carolina assistant coach in 1963 under Marvin Bass. Shipp will be the quarterback coach with the Gamecocks after having spent this past season with the University of Texas. Brown has served as an accictant fAnthall UOOIOVUIIV AV/WK/UII WU VIA under Carlen since 1969 at West Virginia. He followed Carlen to Texas Tech in 1970 and to USC in 1975. Brown was responsible for coaching the running backs. No explanation for Brown's resignation was given. In the coachini? reorganization, Ray Goff, formerly an offensive assistant, will coach the running backs. HEISMAN TROPHY winner George Rogers will be honored by the Columbia Touchdown Club in a ceremony to be held Friday Jan. 23. The USC tailback ended the season with 1,78! yards rushing, averaging 162 yards a game and six-yards-percarry. ! % r I The\ is i am r\rr I JHIM ZD criuA JAN 26 Com FEB 12-14 F Tennessee Further infc available in 777-7130 si UiW L^ all coach CLEMSON DEFENSIVE ! back Jack Cain received the ] Brian Piccolo Award for the i most courageous athelete in the Atlantic Pnact rv?r? ?' WVWUV VV/II" ference. j The award, given annually s in memory of the late Wake I Forest and Chicago Bear s halfback Brian Piccolo, will ] be presented to Cain by the 1 Greenville Touchdown Club ! in a ceremony Jan. 30. ? Cain lettered the last three years for Clemson and was injured 10 times. He played < numerous games while : suffering from various injuries. He underwent < corrective surgery on his right shoulder Jan. 5. Cain had 94 tackles during his i Clemson career, recovered c one fumble, broke up three j passes and intercepted two ] others. 1 , BOSTON COLLEGE { shocked over allegations { that some members of the \ 1978-79 basketball team engaged in point shaving for bribes, promised full cooperation with federal investigators in a Justice Department probe. BC Athletic Director William Flynn confirmed Friday that the Justice Department is investigating the "possibility of illegal activity," but emphasized that federal authorities hnri advised the college that "none of its coaches, personnel or present players a? e subjects of .the investigation." Flynn declined to identify the former players named in the federal probe. He also beuh ian Varsity Sport of the Mi: coming to U.S. /Deadline (32 7 petition Begin: regional Comp O. ;i 11 iciiivji i (x uii Rm 207 R.H.U ponsored by (CIAL* ^ resigns said he did not know how many games were involved in the investigation. Based on statements by an nformant, one unidentified :nnrr?tf? cnirl af loact fVirao HP UU1\4 M V 1VUOV MUVV UV ;ames during the 1978-79 season were involved in ;>oint shaving ? which entails holding the margin of victory under the established betting line. "It got to be a joke by the end of the season," the source said. "Many bookies wouldn't even put BC on the card." The players involved were illeged to have been paid to Fill* ? V pVllllO 111 1111 CC ;ames ? Feb 2. against ^ordham, won by BC 71-64; Feb. 6 against St. Louis, lost )y BC 85-76, and March 1 in in ECAC regional playoff game won by Connecticut 91r4. Easy \0JUi.i4SY. THAT GAUT T r^r *(/(ry t>* c/r.^tv urn. uiArch i UPOV us. tflLLlOAJS OF C/7-/Z.6V5 CJlLL Si6 IT 008, r'/i 5UK6 Oo/V< My GMrfDCHiLDRi* A THIS HISTORIC 6U6V1 nd c. "earn limit) s jetition in try forms .U. or Call * J* J J | russell house ? r Lady Gamecock Pat j night. Carolina won th Mwfiu/U unity m liter mag / MtRICM I TWJJfr ? son * P6 VoTt O ??~ V*SS/Ktt<, ToTtiL 3 It mil" I wV 1 j |'/vVAI \ I x*H I EVER W TO BE , Free Univer have some you would contact the Russell How asfa." S I J? i fBB * ? - JMPBHHH# iHT ^ **& ?4S? WX?X^yyy-s:.:................ Mason goes up for a I ay up ag< w 10 p.m. match 82-54 aft< ialf. (Photo by John Parnell) IV /i ' I IVIIKl Ji XHM&umtiom 7*THAT'S A/O '6 7* u)Are-H. ivi r^tKi' _?toM % (U ANTED \ \TEACHER sity needs Instru interesting skill c be willing to s Activities Office 1< ?e Km. iuu or can 7 .?>' x v Wi .V W ' /.r 9 < w & *% SL Sk.I^k v HK: 1 ainst Mercer last Thursday sr overcoming a 10 point 3 Fisher T 6*4CTLY (JH4T^\ /6 ABOUT. .. J hT } jM ftKyj^^n * I v ^htijb | J wIlMiPM I ctors. If you ?r hobby that hare, please ocated in the '77-7130 ram 'J -