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' ? 11 THE GAMECOCK Sports October 10, 1984 ? Page 13 Garnet From Staff Reports For the first time in four was ranked in the Top-Tw< Associated Press's football Not since the days ol Trophy winner George F Carolina been ranked in Twenty. Rogers led USC to an 8-4 an appearance in Gator Bo this week's opponent, which Carolina lost 37-9. That year USC was ir Twenty 12 times, rising as \ 14. They were 18th in the 1 AP Poll 1. Texas (55) 2. Washington (1) 3. Oklahoma (1) 4. Boston College (2) 5. Brigham Young 6. Nebraska 7. So. Methodist 8. Ohio State 9. Florida State 10. Miami, Fla. 11. Penn State 12. LSU 11 u, t/Kinnuiiiii Clitic 14. Purdue 15. Georgia 16. Auburn 17. SOUTH CAROLINA 18. Florida 19. Kentucky 20. Georgia Teeh USC Lac By Tracy ft/lixson Two-time defending volleyball champion Ur Hawaii proved its title w last night, overpowering I Gamecocks 15-2, 15-7, 15The Rainbow Wahines power-play clinic against Gamecocks, beating USC < Spike it USC's Lori Rowe attempts All-American Lisa Strand. Haw games. :ocks r years (JSC snty of the :JH Heisman togers has the Top I ?' record and Jpjgj wl against H^||f *^?|-' -''% Pittsburgh jBjjp% i the Top p 'IjipS ligh as No. 1 ast regularRecord a. i -O 2^Nv?S88i^ii??>5 4-f-? Wmm 3-1-0 BraBfflHKMa. 3-2-0 1 3-?-"? Hurdling the ranks 4_0-0 Quarterback Allen M 3-1-0 were nationally rankei ly Gamect the back cou national during the h TversTry?cnboiomonttu as no fluke Center. JSC's Lady USC head t 2. she had expec put on a the Lady "THEY H it the net, at like we expec ' kfl! ** gfl B . ' H H 1 >?^Br A- v 5ri?,-r jrnm v ;::^;.r^~ 5^_-_# to spike the ball against University a aii, the two time national champions * ank< itched leaps over a tea J by both wire servicc Dcks f rt and everywhere our-long match at itt Physical Edua :oach Bonnie Kenny ted a difficult matel AD great ball con ted," she said. "Thi Photo by Ray I if Hawaii pre season A/on in three straight ;d in llllllikil"* y . j:ijffr'?~igjiill ^E >^? BS ^9'^I^HlBml ^| IgV^V^ fir :iL W? i^ii ffiMBR mmate during USC's 49-17 \ i polls released yesterday, all to H else used to playing the we aren't. ition "I think we j ious. I thought said but they were ju h. ed the ball well j every error we r itrol, The Lady G ey're slowly, and Hav lead. Strong pla; middle blocker Hawaii the first Carolina battl holding its ow . points with key : Blip; ter Teri Montoj Ipv Toni Venturini. ^ SETTER SI Vjttfe who ranks n Metropolitan C< ference in assist Ipiuuuicu puiiu: serves. But againt Sti the Rainbows spiking attack c win 15-7. The third gan Wahines wore squad. Hawaii t match, 15-2. Rainbow hea said USC plaj against his heav "IT WAS a g <<i I& 111 i d i ii I y Gamecocks) c? against any teari "1 believe the and Bonnie is gc ners. She's you experience of pi; pionship Tenne; going to affect I Hawaii, rank tion, improved i nation with a stand at l-l in IS conference foe Saturday in Srortorg Physical Educat I definitely t an easier match "But because it' be all the more both ^3^__z ^SBHBBHBb9K9HHHBM victory over Kansas State Satui See story, page 15. awaii [j 1 high-caliber teams and ust came out overanx- I we played fairly well, st stronger. They passand took advantage of nade." amecocks started out vaii jumped to a quick y at the net by Wahine Lisa Strand gave game, 15-2. ed back in the second, n through the early spikes from power hitra and middle blocker 1ELLIE HIGGINS, umber one in the Dllegiate Athletic Cons with 10.3 per, game, jt 5 on four consecutive li and came through for and led a successful a, m I hacl row tr* fc le was academic as the sc down the Carolina ook the game and the te B d coach Dave Shoji /ed a strong match ja ily favored squad. p, ;ood match," he said. (j think (the Lady p. an hold their own fc n in their region. r yvre on the right track, >ing to make them win- ar ng, but she's had the aying on several cham- n( >see teams, and that's ner players." q ed seventh in the nats record to 16-4. With {p, rops to 13-4. 4tl mecocks, fourth in the Uj >92 hitting percentage, ol /letro play and take on p( Virginia Tech this the Solomon Blatt ion center at 7 p.m. m hink that game will be i for us," Kenny said. aj s a Metro game, it will important." wire JLjjl n ilii'l Wft \>^tiPt :'% - ' >dl Kw Hf8^ Photo by Joe Ricker day. The Gamecocks In r.nai jeer foi PEP TP By Tracy A "Give him anythin . The guy's a geniu; "Wait a minute. teume contract is ei These sentiments f re, of course, exagg In his second seas< >otball coach and < juad to several first: At 4-0, USC is off mpt to better it Sati rice Stadium. The Panthers, 1-4 st Saturday, have 1 evails, it will be the Nationally ranked 4th by United Press ressV Carolina has e >ur years. (The las ogers won the Heisi OK, so maybe prec e a bit premature. 1 Believe it or not, I )w), and a bowl bid Enthusiasm and si amecocks' success, e need for high spii e players or the fan High energy underl fire ant" defenders The fans, too, have jper ciecKs were swi it over Kansas Stat* >pular wave cheer v e action on field. It all adds up to w an in charge. So maybe a lifetinn 1. ! poll season poll, but did not Top Twenty. Tllp rtampi'nptc uil State 49-17 this pasi Williams-Brice Stadiun 264 points from a natic sports writers. The Gamecocks scor two pocession against and had more than 50 offense. The Gamecocks also ches from, 20th to 14t Press International pol VPi Poll 1. Texas (34) 2. Oklahoma (3) 3. Washington (3) 4. Boston College (1 5. Brigham Young 6. Nebraska 7. Southern Methodi 8. Florida State 9. Ohin State 10. Louisiana State 11. Miami, Fla. 12. Penn State 13. Oklahoma State 14. SOUTH CAR* 15. Georgia 16. Auburn 17. Purdue 18. Florida 19. Iowa 20. Kentucky ;hes, foi r breakf k '' g he wants ? money, c s." Let's not go off the c lough for Joe Morrisoi rom a recent local edi erated. Or are they? on at Carolina, the G; Columbia's favorite sc s. to its best start since 19 irday against Pittsburg with a 17-10 win over lad their problems in : school's fastest start i by both wire service p International and 17th intered the top 20 for tl t time USC was hon nan trophy.) lictions for a national 3ut it's no longer a pip JSC is a national powe is getting closer every mart coaching are th( Morrison and his staff rits from the first gam* s have let him down, lines the young Gamec and an offense deep w chn\i/n tViair onv/TTii iiivii wave U, aying during Saturday e, and the fan's first i vas sometimes more in inning football, and M ; contract isn't that fai See "Pap s ' make the final lipped Kansas l Saturday at i, and received mwide panel of ed on their first the Wildcatsw, 0 yards in total jumped six noth in the United 11. Record 300 400 500 ' 300 500 4 10 sl 300 40 1 4 10 30 1 5 20 4 10 3LINA 400 3 10 3 20 4 10 3 11 3 2 0 400 Jtball, ast MM1 HF ^flfa :ars, you name ieep end ? a n." torial cartoon amecock head >n has led his 28 and will ath at WilliamsEast Carolina 1984. If USC n 74 years. oils yesterday by Associated le first time in ' lored, George championship ?e dream. ;r (at least for ! week. ; keys to the have stressed e, and neither ock squad of ith talent, f support. The 's 49-17 blow ittempt at the terestino than lorrison is the -fetched after Talk/' page 15.