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Few people thoui
ranked second in tl
Tigers are ACC chs
mil wnen me
Saturday afternoo
out the records and
can win anytime.
Clemson proved
6 in Death Valley.
The Carolina off<
the season, will b
country.
The Tiger defen
total tackles, has a
per game. The Tij
caused 37 turnover
USC's defense is
by Ail-American
Provence, have all
and 2.9 yards per ri
The Gamecocks
pass, averaging 18
Ciemson's stronges
Clemson's junior
completions out of
1,416 yards and eigl
ins primary rec
with seven touchd<
receiver in eight g
But all statistics
two rivals, especi;
Oklahoma out of t
week.
USC Head Foot
Clemson's success
many players injui
"I thought the}
Georgia (13-3, Sep'
Carolina (10-8, No'
game. That'll hurt
"I don't know wl
pretty good in all
their offensive lin
backs.
"The biggest k(
hurt."
On the other hai
the entire season.
Weaver? to name
the rest of the seas
Clem son at US('
Ohio at Michigan
Notre Damp at Penn !
Wisconsin at Minneso
SMU at Arkansas
Nebraska atOklahoir
Miss St. at Miss.
I Oklahoma St. at Iowa
Washington St at Was
UCLA at Southern Cal
New Kngland at Huffs
Seattle at Kansas City
San Fransisro at I,.A.
Miami at N.Y. Jets
Washington at Dallas
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Penn St. At Pittsburg
Florida St. at Florida
Auburn at Alabama
Ariioiia at Arizona St
Notre Dame at Miam
IS IS II
Rivals Car
By JOHNNY BOGGS
SUff Writer
?h that Clemson would be undefe,
le country at the start of the year
imps and heading for a bowl
Tigers enter Williams-Brice
n to face the Gamecocks, you c;
I rankings because in this rivalry i
that last year when they upset Cai
inse, which has been lackluster fo
e facing one of the best defens<
se, led by linebacker Jeff Davis
llowed a stiff average of 87.1 yard:
*ers have 38 quarterback sacks i
s.
; no pushover either. The Gamec
candidate defensive tackle
loted an average of 117.1 yards p
ush.
, however, have been weak age
12.7 yards per game, while that I
>t point.
quarterback Homer Jordan has tl
161 attempts and seven intercep
ht touchdowns.
eiver, senior Perry Tuttle, has 7
)wns and has been the Tiger's lea
lames.
are void in the annual clash beb
ally in a year that has Notre D;
he Top 20, and has major upse
ball Coach Jim Carlen said th
; has been the fact that they hav<
reel.
/ would go undefeated when tl
t 19)," he said. "They had to get p;
v. 7), but North Carolina got b^at
you when you have injuries."
lat their weakness is," he said. "1
areas. They've got outstanding r
ie is strong, and they have good
3y is that they haven't had manj
nd, Carolina has been plagued bj
Percy Reeves, Carl West and
i a few? all suffered injuries and
on.
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