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Southern Ca (JSC - South Place:Williams-Brice Stadium (72,400) 7 p.m. Expected Attendance: 72,400 i cnllnuf OOIIUUI By Gary Byart Tomorrow's USC-University of Southern California football game reunites two adversaries on opposite ends of the field. Both DSC head coach Joe Morrison and ( Southern Cal head coach Ted Tollner are in ( their first years at their respective schools. , Morrison coached against Tollner when , the latter was the offensive coordinator at ' both Brigham Young and San Diego State universities, while Morrison was at the University of New Mexico in the Western Athletic Conference. TOLLNER SAID he was disappointed in the Trojans ? who come off a 26-20 upset by Kansas this past week ? so far, adding that his squad was "not a good football team in any phase of the game." Despite the tradition of great running s backs at Southern Cal, including Heisman k Trophy winners O.J. Simpson and Marcus 1 Allen, Tollner said the Trojans' strong point t should be quarterback Sean Salisbury. a Morrison also praised the 6-6, 210-pound junior. "I'm impressed with their quarter- [ back Sean Salisbury. He is a winner and gets i nit; juu uv/uv. v Tollner said his running backs weren't playing as "consistent to continue Southern 1 Cal's tradition of running backs." < Volleyball team pu By Tracy Mixson USC's volleyball team puts its undefeated recor today and tomorrow at the annual Carolina Clas; tournament. Carolina takes on Mississippi State University i today on court one of the Blatt Physical Educa The Lady Gamecocks then face Tennessee Tech on the same court. Play will resume tomorrow wun tournament cnampiuusiup atuun. USC stands at 8-0 after Wednesday night's 15-1 victory over Francis Marion College in Florenc Gamecocks North Carolina State Invitational Saturday with a win over Western Carolina Uni' HEAD COACH Elaine Mozingo said she's pie squad's record, but the team is careful overconfident. <1I I i h I I'l l ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ V a change in gam? plan or special compensate , According Informati Hneback^Jbmes Seawright, who has fiv? tackles and 24 total tactgef* will be ready topt Iat WiUiams-Brice Stadium against the U Southern California, Seawright missed the O last week. Another linebacker, J?D. Fuller, has a mild jury from the Georgia game, Ibut will be r< tomorrow. Fuller, with 48 total tackles In four ticed Monday. In the Duke game Sept. 17, defensive 1 Oilliard suffered a broken nose, but was i i against ueorgja. umoriunmciy, UUI 111]} i?(V ? test, Gilliard broke his now again, this time on the sideline. Defensive tackle Rickey Hagood, 6-2, < cracked Oilliard in the injured nose while he i his arms cheering on the Carolina offense. C ^tomorrow according to the wfcase. Junior defensive back Skip Mintoft, who fumble to the North Carolina game* suffered i jury when Miami of Ohio was in Columbia. W the Georgia game and will have surgery foi separated shoulder this week. Minton is expec for the season, the release said. I game reui ^ | Serios record: 1-0 (Southern Cal leads) Season record: use 2-2 Southern Cal 1-1-1 . , we will have to play a perfect jame with no mistakes and capitalize )n their mistakes to have a chance. Basically it's the same situation we found last week against Georgia/' ? USC head football coach Joe Morrison THE GAMECOCKS, he said, were on the 'same level as Florida," which tied the frnianc parlior tliic CP-JCAII I I VJUlia VMi Ilvl vino jvuav/u. USC senior defensive tackle Paul Martin aid, "Georgia had a big offensive line, and I :now Southern Cal will be the same way. rhe taller a lineman is, the easier it is for us o get under him, so I think that would be an id vantage for us." The Trojans' offensive line averages 6-6 or the five interior linemen. Carolina's offensive line averages almost 6-4, and the iefensive line averages 6-2 1/2 Morrison said, "We will have to play a r . . . ? _ J *a seriect game witn no misiaxes ana capitalize an their mistakes to have a chance. Basically, its undefeated m< "It feels really good to be 8d on the line more we play, the more compel sic volleyball weekend, it's going to get a lc here and win the tournament, it 11:30 a.m. "Georgia is going to be ther tion Center. ding. We also might meet N.C. at 4:30 p.m. ning for us because we came re. for Carolina ed them," she said. Carolina eliminated the W< 0, 15-3, 15-2 route to winning the tourname e. The Lady THE CLASSIC will featur tournament separate pools. USC is favorei versity. Tcch and MSU> ased with the Although the tournament is not to be Department, Mozingo said hei to w*n before the home crowd ces | Faces N.C 3m Soccer ball team is jrlw rofcl?fi BV Haywood Taylor tt$, USC's soccer team on release^? its fourth defeat of the riltiassisted^^ Wednesday as Erskine rallied ?y tomorrow 2-0 deficit to defeat the Gamec nivetsl|goA: in overtime. eorgia game The Gamecocks took contn >? contest early when Steve ghotildcr in* scored to give Carolina a 1-0 ! sady to play Gamecocks then extended thei games, prafc- 2-0 when midfielder Danny * ' another coal. jack 0rywnt The second half, however, Jfol plapf hold the same fortunes ^K>rgia C0l|fe Gamecocks as the first. Two |V?|ii}l6 goals, including one off of ? kick by Antone Corneal, seconds remaining in the gami contest into overtime. HUiturd jwjp In the overtime period Rodriquez scored the winn Afcovered ||S with 4:42 left to provide t t *houlder|0- margin of the victory. The win Unton missed? ed Erskine's record to 5-2, \ partially- Gamecocks dropped to 4-4-1. ited to be oi|%v The loss marked the fi H Carolina has allowed a team _ from behind this season, a rtS lites two ad ^ \^Mf :/"YSC'i .-.-^l - Mffil ML **S ifMBp v.'* jx^H^HHEi; BwSffl -'? liffl1 >\ ^ ^ -i"-=i Ar?^ SLEL-J^MI Stone Wall J.D. Fuller, the Gemecocks starting linebacker, is se it's the same situation we found last week against Georgia." The Gamecocks lost 31-13 in Athens. OF THE four USC players from California, junior defensive back Rick Rabune said, "I've dreamed of playing against Southern Cal ever since I was a kid. I can't wait to play them." Tollner, who replaced John Robinson as irk on the line in 0," she said. "But I know the "Carolina tition we're going to have. This "It would be it tougher. If we can play well good volleyba *m?SI1 raolltr Ka AnpAiiraoino hie crowd to It mil I vailjr UV VllVV/v*tMe?ie. 0 ? e, and they're always outstan- "I believe v State again and they'll be gun- LaDue, senioi idy to play last time and shock- teams we'll hi best we shoul Dlfpack this past weekend en nt championship. JUNIOR S e 13 teams divided into four chanceofwin d in Pool One over Tennessee ^ej'* e J"s defense, and 1 sponsored by the USC Athletic . Working to * quad won't feel the presssure in8?? which is . State Sunday m team loses t Ratclift BBiHniv did not for the MHw i Erskine i penalty wHRHBHwB with 39 Marli Berton ; sent the ygp 80ccer coach Greane coach Mark Berson found the d ing goal difficult to take. he final "It's a very disappointing los limprov- our team to accept,," Berson said, vhile the led 2-0 and had opportunities to by as much as 4-0." rst time Berson also said he was d to come pointed with his team's defense i ind head game. versa ries < J*MB?2 Ptwto by pRp Lovw* :ond on the team with total tackles with 48. head coach, brings his 1-1-1 squad into Williams-Brice Stadium. The game will mark only the second time USC has played Southern Cal. The Trojans beat the Gamecocks 23-13 in Los Angeles in 1980. Carolina enters tomorrow's game with a 2-2 record, and a sellout crowd of 72,400 is expected. Game time is 7 p.m. Carolina Classic tasn't won the classic in five years," she said, i nice surprise since it's been so long. It's always 1 and a really good tournament. I'm expecting a ome and see us play. e have the ability to win the classic," Mary Lee back row player, said. "There are a couple of ve to play our best against. If we do play our I win." ETTER Kim Brown said, "We have a great ling. As long as we play our game, we should do need to control the offense, be strong on ^ork together," she said. jether is the key to success, according to Mozwhy the team is undefeated. "Communication Sm "Volleyball," page 15 d Erskine "Erskine had a tremendous performance coming back and scoring three goals. However, by the same token, we should be able to protect a two-goal lead better than we did," Berson said. a 1*1 i. 1 - ~ i I n.. /Minougn ^arunua uiu anuw c,iskine to come from behind, Berson feels that overall the Gamecocks played well. "I'm very pleased with the team effort against a National Association for Intercollegiate Athletic power such as Erskine." Berson said. We dominated the game statistically and just missed too many scoring opportunities." Carolina will face North Carolina State University Sunday, and Berson said he believes this will be another test jfeat for his young squad. ? "North Carolina .State has some for awesome talent. Last year we lost to 'We them 1-0, and they have almost their lead entire squad returning," he said. Carolina squares off against N.C. isap- State at 2 p.m. in the graveyard. No 1 the admission is charged, and no student identification is necessary.