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Perloti From page 6. defense,"Perlotte said. "But I think the offense is going to come around." If more emphasis is placed on defense, Perlotte is ready for the challenge. "There's a lot of pressure on defense," it ri ?i? ??- - * * me sun-spuKen senior saia. "I play better under mi ' > J.3F m. \ fKp, I s ? i Tt Hill Pi will BS J fwfccii p JON DAV ClNlllf i( JM Kj [ iiiBiiii^Tn Tod [i 4 ; i 40 S n * n kiki co" fe pressure." Playing free safety not only gives Perlotte a chance to make things happen, but gives him added responsibilities as well. "I have to make the sure tackle uecause i m me last man, ' Perlottesaid. Perlotte's lack of size has been no problem he said, M&T y\ r. 9.y ^ rt V TARTS TODAY awkCod>fi only > IS HI A MI W Hill ?! Minim . mi UDDiuiiio niuin/iipi/i mi iinuimi ' j unifi nunniinwi) wuiiMUijiu BTAV .JIKIli Mflon i ay S?0t. S: 2:50, 7:00 and 9:30 Mpt. 4:2;50,7:00.9:30 and Mldntta Sapt. 9:7:00,9:30 amtMktaifta tnaaAMMntta-$l.OO Kvanlnos-Si.sc hM Houta Thaatra ta taa thte comatfy smaih httl I because he can make up in quickness and positioning for his lack of great strength. "I can't really say it (weight) is a disadvantage because there are some plays where I just have to be at the right place at the right time," Perlotte said. PERLOTTE has consistently been in the right \ jF / i / M JmBk j-? B * J|H ! MlllCt, it a : x. m fi Jll a nu mm/in tiiMH S3 place at the right time for Carolina during his career and is looking forward to his final campaign. "Now that I havp a fhanro fr> nnmn Kr.?1. , ^ w v.iM>aw vv vwmt uatlV and play, I'll sure make the best of it." And what is his best? "Giving 100 percent on the field, doing all I can do." Perlotte has played a vital role in Carolina's accumulating identical 8-4 WL STUDErs E Liscensed stud funds for 1981-* their budget to Student Life, W6 No Later than! Get ready for Green St. Sept. 8 ara Cookout E The Book Ex prices lower ths front of Russell I Would you like evaluation publi a line at the Stud |^s^<nowJB^ ~ -#)records in the past two years, USC's finest football ?? ocaauiu in uiaiui y. nuwcvcr, he feels losing is no disgrace. rrimril#*t#* "If you come off the field r"r tumpieie and say you gave 100 percent, I feel you don't have anything to feel ashamed of. . A ,, _ You lost/'Periottesaid. Intramural/ RecrWhen asked about the greatest thrill of his Carolina career, Perlotte thought for . . a moment and then gave the CatlOlial Sports answer most Gamecock football players give: j George Rogers winning the crhediilp?; rn\e>* Heisman. But Perlotte also ??-?euuies, rules _ j.i . ? aacsea a more personal accomplishment. "The greatest thrill," c if Periotte said slowly, "is ,ree caienaar a I being able to play here at Carolina. A lot of us could be playing somewhere else, but we chose not to and stuck I the Intramurall with it." g flnnr Rlatt D C l ill ",u,t i .l. i 1 _"! __ I 1 IT (JOVfcKNMENT BUDGETS DUE! ent organizations requesting 32 must submit a typed copy of the Assistant to the Director of .j ist Wina Rijsspii Hm i<p _ - - - - ^ ? w . w f V/ 5:00 p.m. September 14,1981 the Band Party / Pep Rally on th. Jegins 4:45 change has Books to sell at 9 in both bookstores. Located in I louse. Open noon til 3:00 p.m. I I . tu 3cc a udMiMUb wiue teacner shed to the students? Drop us I ent Government Office and let I 04 or call 777-2654. j