The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 03, 1981, GAMECOCK THURSDAY, Page Page 7, Image 7
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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
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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.
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Carolina during his career
and is looking forward to his
final campaign. "Now that I
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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
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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
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accomplishment.
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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."
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