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USC goalie i By Haywood Taylor In soccer, the goalie spends much of his time standing idle, but the way a goalkeeper reacts in those few seconds of action he sees may determine the outcome of a game. Glen Thomoson. eoalkeeDer for USC's soccer team, has been making the right reactions. The junior from Irmo has 59 saves and a 1.20 goals-against average for the Gamecocks this season. Thompson said he started playing soccer as a way of occupying his time between other sports. "I PLAYED football and baseball and I took up soccer as something to do in between seasons," Thompson said. "1 didn't get serious about soccer until my eleventh grade year in nign scnooi. Oddly enough, the year Thompson began to look at soccer seriously he was not playing in his present position. "We had two goalies on my team (Irmo high school) and I was changed to fullback because of my ability to play the field," he said. Thompson was switched back to goalkeeper at the beginning of his senior season at Irmo when he decided to attend use. Homecoming Continued f NCSU IS the only team on Carolina's schedule in which the Gamecocks lead the series. USC has a tour game win streak over tne Wolfpack in Columbia dating back to 1976. The last home victory was in 1981 when USC won 20-12, and the last time N.C. State won in Columbia was in 1973, 56-35. USC is coming off a 20-6 loss at the hands of Louisiana State University. 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Prefer in< I Amnesty international at Clemson in advertising I Camp-out. Support human rights. for appointm making right "I CAME to South Carolina because it was far enough away from home that I would be on my own, but close enough to get home if I really needed to," Thompson said. "The facilities at USC were great als<p." USC head soccer coach Mark Berson said he thinks Tiaving an individual such as Thompson in the goal is a definite asset for his team. "The goalkeeper position continues to be a brieht snot for us." Berson said. "Thomo o ?i ? ? son and Warren Lipka have played well and have given leadership to the team." Thompson has alternated with Lipka in the goal this season, and Thompson said he doesn't mind sharing the position. "WHEN I first came to USC I just wanted to get some playing time," Thompson said. "Right now I've been alternating with Warren but I'm still getting some playing time so I don't mind." Despite the fact Thompson has played well thus far, Berson said he does believe Thomp diui can iiiipiuvc. "At this level, decision making is important," Berson said. "Both Glen and Warren rom page 16 the second half after trailing LSU by only four points at intermission. "I'M DISAPPOINTED in our play on the offensive side," Morrison said. "We just didn't seem to make the plays when we had the opportunity to put some points on the board." "I'm disappointed because one of our goals this year was to make improvements each week and for the first time 1 really feel we didn't do that," Morrison said. The game means a lot to Carolina and >1 of Economics cal Science ?j / and live in London [ 1 r uoiyi auuaic uipiumaa, ra Degrees and Research j Dial Sciences. 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The game is on national television and that will add to the atmosphere. I expect a very tough, physical and exciting U~ll 11 uau gaiuc. "This may be the best defensive team we've played all year," Reed said. "I look at their schedule and I see Georgia, Notre Dame, Southern Cal, and LSU. What you have is a defensive team that gives up only 320 yards per game and that's good, par ticularly against that caliber of teams." IUV V. PO! CAN BE PURC SOUTH CAROL AN[ |j PORTFOLIO B AT 2007 DEVINE CRAZY PEOPLE WANTED LOST & I to help make a crazy lounge FOUND' ( crazier. We're looking for . . ' uninhibited people to work in ^^2 4215 several different positions. Have a good time while you earn excellent PERSONi money. Must be energetic, plea- ^ ^ sant and enjoy entertaining others. .. .. ki . cc a L- . 11 1 a 1 mention the No stuffed shirts allowed. Apply . .. in person Monday, October 31, ge ? o ar u . > 1 , nn . mushroom cl between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. at ... 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