The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 28, 1983, Page 18, Image 18
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.
The Gamecocks could muster only 203
yards offensively, including only 64 yards in
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"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
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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
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"At this level, decision making is important,"
Berson said. "Both Glen and Warren
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the second half after trailing LSU by only
four points at intermission.
"I'M DISAPPOINTED in our play on the
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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.
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U6C soccer goalie
Glen Thompson
are physically capable of playing goal, it';
just a matter of making the right decision.
"Then again, playing goal is not a positior
where you can say you've finally arrived
You must always play consistently becausc
you're only as good as the last goal that yoi
gave up," Berson said.
N.C. State according to Morrison because
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right track. The game is on national television
and that will add to the atmosphere. I
expect a very tough, physical and exciting
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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."
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; "WE COULDN'T be put in the position
of having them dictate to us when we could
play at our place," he said. "We want to
play, but what they wanted was unacceptable
to us.
"We just thought too much of our fans
and program to dilute the rivalry by playing a
lesser number of games at times when not as
many could come and see us play."
Raines said dropping the series hurts
everyone associated with the two programs.
"I want to play. Our players aren't pleased,
nor am I as a coach," Raines said. "The
biggest losers are the fans and players and the
two universities. I don't understand why we
don't play them in all sports.
"WE ARE in a small state with one of the
biggest college rivalries in the country, but I
don't agree with playing a weekday game,
and I don't think our fans would either."
Wilhelm has said over the past two years
he didn't like playing at Sarge Frye Field.
5 "I dread going down there," Wilhelm said
April 26. "The place is just a circus. The fans
are vicious. They get right behind our dugout
and harass the hell our of our players, and
tnat innmiaaies ana scares mem. u s a very
poor situation."
Marcum said it is difficult to play at USC
because it is difficult to win at Sarge Frye
Field.
"IF YOU look at the arenas that are supposed
to be difficult to play in, you will find
they are difficult to win in," he said.
"Sure, it's difficult to play here because
we're used to winning and it's difficult to win
here. But to blame it on our fans I think is
unfair."
The Tigers lead the series 55-32 since 1951.
Clemson beat the Gamecocks 8-1 April 30 at
: USC, its first victory at Sarge Frye Field
1 since 1979.
Marcum, Raines and Foster said they hope
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