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Fourc Al. 11! vie miss I By MIKE LOUGH SUff Writer For someone not expecting I to play, Mississippi quar$ trterback John Fourcade % didn't do too bad. Fourcade played with a broken finger in his passing . hand and a bruised shoulder Saturday night, enough to keep many out of action. n..i & T7? ? I~ rpi-_ /> i I5UI nui r ouruttuc. me d-i senior out of Gretna, La. $ -ihrew for 195 yards and one S v touchdown to lead the Rebels I to a 20-13 win over South ? Carolina before 56,424 p disheartened Gamecock I fans. "I DIDN'T REALLY f\ expect to play" said Four'v cade, who entered the game 1 _ _ il S - A eariy in me secona quarter fj when starting quarterback | Kelly Powel failed to ignite | the Rebel offense. "Our ^ ^quarterback coach told me I *xnat I would be the third to go P in. They felt another week would help my shoulder and they wanted me for the I future." The "future" came on the | Rebels possession after Mark Fleetwood's 26-yard fiplri anal with 13*17 left in the half gave USC a 3-0 lead. K His first pass was good for 13 | yards to James Harbour. J ^he Rebels were forced to f punt, however, and on the ensuing possession, the fc Gamecocks went 70 yards in 11 plays for a touchdown and L ? A A ? _ _i p- a lVMMeaa. But after forcing USC to I 1 CREATIVE I?; CEN I On campus chil ( evenings, for USC S {staff. Children from j Fern Tillman at Crea { 777-7142. I i Day care from I Kampus Kiddie N I Terrace for USC i] and staff. Childrt II tn 6 \/Mrc nf anp ifg? uvy v/ j vvti ^ v I' Call Mrs. Fritz ai j Cii) Ear r The Jewlerv 2909 Piatt i 9 til 6 M I "tt't more than lust at I ode Quarterba punt, Mississippi started oi their own 25. Fourcade fade< back and found Harper alom down the right sideline an< hit him for a 53-yard gain The USC defense held an< the Rebels booted a fieh goal. MriTIIITR TI?AM 11AJ1 ? I1JUI% A Ui B1T1 V~V/ UK move much during the thin quarter. The beginning c the fourth quarter seemed t wake up those sporting th Confederate colors. An guess who filled the spot c General Robert E. Lee. Yej: Mr. Fourcade. He didn't start the quarte too well, though. Fourcad scrambled and threaded pass to Robert Perlotte, wh is the ever-present safety fo Carolina. Thus, a Mississipf drive was over, again. "That was just a case c being stupid," Fourcad grimaced. "I was just tryin to eet too much too auick." After Carolina punted, th Rebels took over on thei own 45. Fourcade passed t Harmon for 15 yards, the found the receiver wid open, very wide open, for 39-yard touchdown pass wit 11:59 left in the game. AFTER THE interceptioi Fourcade said that, " I gotl praise the Lord that K allowed me to come bac and throw the pass and th He gave us the ability come back. "I guess He realized I wi due for something." But Fourcade was fi from through. Carolina LEARNING ITER d care, days and tudents, faculty and 2Vi years of age. Call tive Learning Center, DIE NURSERY 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. at ursery, woodland students, faculty ?n from 6 months 1787-9017. 14k Sand Dollar ring only 16.95 ' warenouse springs Rd. on.sat. tottMr )*w*)ry store." ick Didn't St r1 offense stalled yet again, i and Chris Norman's punt e sailed into the end zone, i setting up first and ten for i. the Rebels on their own 20j yard line. rl Fourcade completed two d passes for 27 yards and d I i^M| 11HMl I IHIi iHIIIIHlit ?f e ^ ?;J|J a -43* 0 ralgilp ,f e :''', 'v ' :^Vf''^L^''.iy:' ' g ^HHHHHPBHHP^ 0 8 Pitflti n l, jff g;j [e ,k at to want IS ar | A Li I to \ Act ! J | Thi J I ofth 10 Jl art But Finis carried for four. The 80- C yard, 10-play drive ended c; when Malvin Gipson exploded up the middle for 29 H yards and a touchdown. And ^ the game. t WHILE FOURCADE j didn't expect to play, USC JJ; Head Football Coach Jim 'j$i& -'-M^y'' ?: mk ^Kzf??Hr?'&r-'Aioil&li^Bk to get invol We Have ttle S ometh r EVER YOIS at the Student iv ities Fail avhihitc h %? V/1IIIMI J judo club bodybuidir windsurfii (unAlllnr ^ll I^HIVIIIg w Bl & MORE! u r s., Sept. j an i n # * u ac K r u Iiv e Russell H a.m. - 2 p. i m shed Off C arlen didn't doubt Fourade's entrance a bit. "I even told (Ole Miss ead Coach ) Steve Sloan sfore the game that he'd art (Kelly) Powell and if e didn't do anything, he'd Lit in Fourcade. And he i H " IV* . > |W ~m-, smWMSmSm v,'$# " ^ Photo by CHr lovveu Ived? ing PR r E i } 1? : S3! tuu? houwk 3 I ng - yjP 11 1' I C) Jouse ft tamecocks Carlen was lavish in his Draise of Fourcade. who has led the Southeastern Conference in passing for the past two years. He needs only 339 yarts (total offense) to break Archie Manning's record of 5,576 total yards. 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