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' Kentucky *? y From page 16 | way to an easy win. But it was not to be easy. After a UK punt, USC drove from their own M to thp WilHpnt 9R anH RloofuinnH linor) im fnr -1 vie a, ? .... ? ~ -w ?..v t . v w m11v4 a ivvi.tvwu 1i11v.u up IUI u -*cl~ yard field goal attempt. UK nose guard Chris Ferrence broke through the middle to block the kick and defensive end Don Roe picked up the bouncing ball at the USC 45 and raced into the end zone to put U Kback in the game. Tom Grigg's PAT made it 21-14 with % 1:55 remaining in the third quarter. CAROI .1N A nuovir flio ITW in ..nth . ^.tvr LI iu lliv Ull I/U n 11.11 JUOl UVCI 1UU1 minutes left in the game and Fleetwood's 47-yard field goal attempt was blocked by UK safety Greg Long and the Wildcats recovered at their own 22. "We did a lousy job," Carlen said of his special teams, who also allowed UK kick returners an average of 22.7 yards a return. "That's disappointing to me because we work on the kicking game probably as much as anybody in the country." Wildcat quarterback Jenkins directed his team to the Carolina 46 with just over two minutes to play in the game. But Provence sacked Jenkins for an 11 yard loss back to ^ the Wildcat 43 on a second and six at the USC 46. ON FOURTH and 17, Jenkins' desperation heave down the middle was picked off by corner back Harry Skipper who returned the ball 29 yards to the UK 42 with 1:39 left in the game. BADISCHE CORPORATION . ' a producer of CHEMICAL] FIBERS &YAR Since its founding on the Texas Gulf Coast in 1958, E I tion has become a recognized rising force in the chemicals and fibers and yarns industries. 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"The difference (between this and other games) was we had a running game tonight. That took a lot of pressure off the throwing game," Beckham said. THE GAMECOCK offense controlled the ball for 34:51 during the game, including 12:33 of possession during the iL! > * ^ ui ucicu miru quaner wnen uarolina took charge. Beckham credited his offensive line, v/ho allowed him to be sacked only once, with an improved performance. "The offensive line gave me all the time I needed," Beckham, who was sacked 10 times against Pitt last week cairl "I rnallu folt mmfnt-loWn *u"? *? :-Ul " ^?1 ? ?? ?. ? vunj ivu vuiiuui lauic uativ nici c luni^iii. v>arien said alternating players on the line helped. "We played two lines of scrimmage to rest the kids," he said. "Our offensive line played much, much better." 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Austin felt the offense showed some cohesion and improvement. "Tonight, the offense kinda jelled a little bit, running and passing. That's one bright spot, it's starting to come together," he said. Beckham was pleased to gain a road victory: "We were just fortunate to come out of here with a win. It's a big road r n win iur us. Carlen felt there was definite room for improvement. "We moved the ball, held the ball (but) we missed some points on interceptions and blocked field goals and that's not good." WHAT DOES this record-evening win m< in to Carolina? "It means," Carlen commented, "that the fans will say next week we can't lose to Virginia ? because it will be the biggest game of the season next week." See KENTUCKY, page 12 =ER lNFOLIBRARY~| LIEBER COLLEGE ) NEW HOURS MONDAY - THURSDAY f Q'am - Onm */?i i - <^yi 11 ft SUNDAY ) I pm - 5pm ) TENDED RESUME CLINIC" ) Wednesday 2pm - 9pm 11 ipffr rm nc )# %>?A 1 II ON DUTY (I Workshops \J AREER INFO. RESUME WRITING \( ERVIEW1NG SKILLS. 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