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' ^?: :?zSpiffl^: ~ ~ ~ Raidei TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Marcus All yards, and the Los Angeles defense offense as the Raiders crushed the ball League champs 38-9 yesterday Bowl ever. Understudies Derrick Jensen anc defensive plays into instant first Allen, a unanimous selection as 1 Player, broke loose in the second 1 to the win. Allen picked up his yardage or record of 166 rushing yards set b ginsd in 1983*s Redskin victory ov Jensen, a reserve tight end and I blocked Jeff Hayes' punt and fell touchdown 4:52 into the game. Sqi intercepted Joe Theismann's screer a score just seven seconds before ! Between those scores, Jim Plunk Branch for a second-period touchd coup de grace in the third quarte running 5 and a Super Bowl record safely in command for their third The Redskins had been 3-point f; successive NFL title ? but by hold Washington's only touchdown on quarter, the Raiders became the < sburgh Steelers to win more than i times in the 1970s. Three plays served to propel the a team which, at 14-2 was the b regular season: Squirek's interce and, between them, a defensive st? fourth-and-one at the LA 26 late If that wasn't enough, the defei ton extra-point attempt and forces ended a Redskin threat in the fou With the Raiders holding a 14punt buried the Redskins at their 1 in the first half. Theismann brouj: three receivers split wide to the rij for a bomb. Instead, he only looked to his r where Joe Washington was a step Alzado. Theismann lofted the ball hut Qnn ro 1/ c\ii/ppnino t n Hie r i o CUl UVjUI avvvvpili^ iv mu * grabbed the ball and was in the e Gamecock ^ t' IM jh percenfagft score USC forward JimmyJEnster slam Carolina will face Vanderbilt in Na 8 s sea I- .... ~U I C I tf\t feik icii i umu'u ior a iccuru iyi mi e shut down Washington's ^ defending National Foot- N in the most lopsided Super 1 Jack Squirek turned alert || t-half touchdowns before p :he game's Most Valuable W tialf and paced the Raiders | i 2U carries and broke the I|. y Washington's John Rig- 9 er the Miami Dolphins. xh *- special teams captain, m t n the end zone for a (p jiiv i backup linebacker, 1 pass and burst 5 yards for halftime. ;ett passed 12 yards to Cliff own, and Allen applied the r with.two touchdowns ? 74 yards to put the Raiders Super Bowl triumph. avorites to win their second ling Riggins to 64 yards and a 1-yard drive in the third i>nly team besides the Pitttwo. The Steelers won four Raiders to this victory over est in the NFL during the V ption, Aliens 74-yard run \ md that stopped Riggins on in the third quarter. | nse also blocked a Washind a Theismann fumble that rth period. 3 lead, Ray Guy's 27-yard 2-yard line with 12 seconds ;ht his team to the line with J ;?ht, apparently ready to try | ight, then turned to his left, i outside defensive end Lyle toward his all-purpose back ht, stepped between them, nd zone in a flash. v s capture mm 7-"r - " w?l a 8PB fin aSlPi JPlLyl P8 Mk^?Pfflfcg!tVi ^ Mfi: iwywt'ii HUer : r dunks during tho Gamecocks 20-poi ishville tonight. Tipoff is at 8:30 p Ip Wash ' i fomBI War in the trenches Los Angeles' Howie Long (I.) battles Washington R( von yesterday's championship game 38-9. i Campbell; U "It'll be Vanderbilt I1 anainst K ...... I o night), and rut while v - u IlRfel^'"'!1?:-! By Tracy Mi) 1 Despite a nl^H University S ,: r ... game, respc P "One pis Phil Cox, W~w - f ? Kg! him," coacl 'Jw Bgffi . side shootei . free throw : and Turner. " " r underneath, int win ov?r Campbri Univtftity. that is a big m< great crowd lington ; '^iiHV'' '^M"^ ~-- j> '><%mr .-: ^v^^^rTTg^rii Mi - ; ^pr f^i'>-'-~-^?*^ fl Bi^hSHh JHHH| jdskins' George Starke on the line during the first hall If I I - ice vanaeroiiT a tough game for us. Jfj/k lad its problems last week m entucky (67-46 Friday | } I hope they stay in that Wte' ive get out of it." SC head basketball coach Bill Foster ^ tson are amoni 20-point victory over Campbell attendance.' aturday night, USC basketball .ister ^a^d his squad will need to CAROLI1 amatically to face Vanderbilt legiate Athli might in a televised game. will face the i tough game for u$," he said. Nashville, 1 had its problems last week The two s ucky (losing 67-46 Friday night), past, with > hey stay in thaPrut while we get The Gamec< last season, ve did better at the end of Wanting iturday's) game, we still need to from Mem ur shooting. In the first half Gamecocks lpbell, we shot a whopping 38 streak by c Carolina C< DORE FORWARD Jeff Turner But "I1111 points and just seven re- Carolina game to lead the feam in both l"e sma"e through m< jard Phil Cox and sophomore 4 , Burrow also average in double ,, ?ring 12.1 and 10.1 points per 8ame? COi "When vo ctively. 'lyer who can really hurt you is cr?^' ^ and we have great respect for s . anyboi i Foster said. "He is a great out- winning by r, and he is also an outstanding Poor sh shooter." Gamecock! kept the gi side game is strong with Burrow halftime. T'l * ?U., :? Tltn i nunc iwu guys 1111a ii ujj i iiv swVanderbilt rebounds well, and first mini concern for us. They also have a Carolina e I, and year-in and year-out they )0 o f of Super Bowl XVIII. The Raiders tonight g the national leaders in NA, 2-2 in the Metropolitan Coletic Conference and 9-5 overall, 8-7 Commodores at 8:30 p.m. in enn. ;quads have met five times in the fanderbilt leading the series 4-1. 3cks took their first win over VU winning at home 85-71. to forget the 75-58 thrashing phis State last Wednesday, the snaDDed a three-game losing lefeating Campbell 77-57 in the sliseum. the last few minutes it looked as would drop its fourth straight as r school kept pace with USC )st of the game. TALK about it being a crazy ach Foster said after the contest, u look at the final score it's so ti four minutes left to play it was dy's ball game, and we ended up ' 20 points." ooting once again plagued the 5 in the first half, while the Camels ime balanced to make it 32-all at saw scoring continued during the ites of the second half until ct?h1ichf?rt a clicht See "Foster," n?qa 15