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The National Collegiate Athletic
Association has ruled USC is "in compliance
with rules regarding off-season football
drills," the university has announced.
y * WIS-TV had reported that "running and
agility" drills could constitute spring drills,
but the NCAA said Monday that Carolina
was "in compliance" with the rules.
Some of Carolina's football staff, in
eluding Head Coach Joe Morrison, were
present at the drills.
NCAA rules state football coaches may
conduct physical education classes
providing they are open to the student body
and are advertised.
USC Athletic Director Bob Marcum said
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and had been advertised at the weight room
at Williams-Brice Stadium, the Roost and
the Blatt Physical Education Center.
Morrison had scheduled his first spring
session for Monday, Feb. 28.
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SID WILSON, assistant athletic director
and sports information director at Kansas
for the past 2 1/2 years, has been named
USC assistant athletic director for media
relations.
The announcement was made Monday by
USC Athletic Director Bob Marcum, who
was athletic director at Kansas before
coming to Carolina last year.
Wilson, 34, will be responsible for the
management of media relations for the
Athletic Department's 14-sport intercollegiate
program beginning in early
March.
Tom Price, USC sports information
director, and Jamie Kimbrough, associate
ij sports information director, will remain in
their positions.
A University of Oklahoma graduate,
Wilson was sports information director at
Baylor for three years before going to
Kansas in July 1980.
He served as snorts editor of Th<? Dailv
Ardmoreite in Ardmore, Okla., for 1 1/2
years before returning to Oklahoma as an
assistant sports information director in
1974.
A native of Shawnee, Okla., Wilson is
married to the former Lynnette Stowe. They
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have one daughter, Courtney Lynn, who was [ - ]
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USC'S KARATE CLUB will meet in gym H I
307 at the P.E. Center at 7 p.m. today. H j
Anyone interested in joining the club, froir H
beginner to black belt, is welcome. i ! '
The club is open to all styles of karate, jfl C
Participants are advised to wear sweat T j
pants or shorts since a workout is planned. 69 A
USC'S MEN'S TENNIS team improved to S f
5-0 for the year with an 8-1 win over .^H *
Presbyterian College yesterday. | j
The Gamecocks face the College of i ;:.j |
Charleston at 2 p.m. today at Sam Daniel H t
Tennis Stadium. p
USC'S RUGBY CLUB has matches set for
this weekend against Penn State and the ?
Charleston Rugby Club. WB& rag
The Gamecocks will face Penn State at 6
p.m. Saturday and meet Charleston at 2 1 ;
p.m.Sunday. < ;
The games will be held on fields B and C
near the P.E. Center. Hi
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BOTH USC BASKETBALL teams will be M
in action today, with the men playing in H
Carolina Coliseum and the ladies traveling |
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p.m., while the women meet UNC-Charlotte |
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DAVID BERST, NCAA Enforcement I]
Department director, said Monday he is j
satisfied that Georgia running back Her- h
schel Walker did not sign a contract with the H (
United States Football League. |
Berst declined to say whether the NCAA ?
will investigate allegations that the All
American and Heisman TroDhv winner had H V
signed a mult-million dollar corltract with mm
the New Jersey Generals and then exercised [
a 24-hour opt-out clause.
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