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I Coach and Athletic Director
I Jim Carlen announced
I Friday the resignation of
I offensive backfield coach
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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
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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.
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CLEMSON DEFENSIVE !
back Jack Cain received the ]
Brian Piccolo Award for the i
most courageous athelete in
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The award, given annually s
in memory of the late Wake I
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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
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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
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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
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