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speedster Percy Reeves and
Dominique Blasingame. Shipf
this year instead of head coat
offense full of screens, flares i
of his running backs and quart
"It'll be a complete
change from what they did
last year," Shippsaid.
"I'd like to develop a ball
control-type passing game."
Shipp continued. "I'd like to
keep the (Carolina) defense
off the field.
"Our main objective is to
take what's there ? we don't
want to force the ball,"
Shipp said. "The other objective.
. . is to score some
points.
"I LIKK a (>0-40 ratio ?
sixty percent running, forty
percent passing."
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pleased with the adaptation
of the offense to the new
system. "I think the kids
have performed real well,"
he said. "I've been totally
amazed at how well they've
picked it up."
The quarterbacks have
performed particularly well
in practice and have drawn
high praise from Shino
"They've simply amazed me
on the practice field," Shipp
related "I'm really impressed
with our kids."
But practice, though it
may make perfect, is not the
same as a game situation.
"The main thing that concerns
me," Shipp admitted,
"is can they line up under
pressure and play with 50,000
fans watching?"
THE CAROLINA coaches
did their homework during
the off-season, with the offensive
coaches visiting with
the San Diego Chargers to
absorb the intricacies of an
aerial attack. The addition of
Shipp to the coaching staff
gives USC one of the premier
passing minds in football.
Shipp has served as an
assistant coach at Florida
State, Miami (Fla.), Tulsa,
and most recently Texas, as
a quarterback or receiver
coach. His professional
coaching experience is even
more extensive.
The 52-year-old Middle
Tennessee State graduate
"started out,"ashe puts it,
Jim Hart with the St. Louis
Cardinals and Archie
Manning of the New Orleans
Saints at the beginning of
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careers. Shipp then moved
on to be offensive coordinator
of the New York .Jets
and .Joe Namath, serving as
interim head coach for the
final five games of the 1974
season
Shipp went to the
Detroit Lions in 197(> and
became offensive coordinator
under Hum Phillips
at Houston from 1977-1979
before coming to Carolina.
DeSDite his exneri^nrp
Saturday will be a special
day for Coach Shipp: "I'm
more excited than they
(players) are about the
ballgame. I'm usually a cool,
calm guy, but I can't wait for
the game on Saturday."
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?h Jim Carlen, will employ an
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