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Offense i Associated Prets ITTA BENH, Miss. Valley's Gunslinger has world ana tne ions of b called Offense of the 19' only 1984. Coach Archie 44C Cooley, architect ol devastating college foo since the Wishbone, is wi of delivering on his warr ago: "It's time to mak< top for Valley." It's also time to make Delta Devils' bandvN traditonal local favorite Mississippi State and 5 combining for only e Valley, 7-0, and Alcorn predominantly black captured the state's fool SUNDAY'S SOUT Athletic Conference sh ' been moved from Valley "OnNon a frien QK H o o o o i 0 ' ah o : d 1 o a 0 o O o o a 2 o o QL oc Z jf 1990s fa stadium to th< - Mississippi Stadium in Ja( Willie and A sellout un ? the so- Alcorn State i 90s. And it's slow down, Gi nival, a noJunslinger" down juggern; ' the most points a game tball offense Alcorn has thin one game points a game, ling five years scored at least ; room at the "At one tim it," Cooley s< ? room on the beyond my k 'agon. With We think we c ;s Mississippi, time we have Southern Miss ight victories, QUARTER , 6-0, a pair of who directs Gi schools, have fense, agrees. I "*"?i4I 11/0 . fan liiuv^ugiil . * ini?*rv ? v pete against < HWESTERN "We know lowdown has anybody. If w: ''s 10,000-seat vve do best, we .15, adopt d who smoke; JOIOjlQIO <ss-*W OUR &0/\ f s< 1425 Sumtei 50C o Rn's JW ^ ' Stuffed Bo-1 Bojangk Sumter St. location EXPIRES 11/30/i $1.99 : pc. CHICKEN 1 & Medium Soft Served with Homemade I Biscuit and Choice ol I.I MIT ONE PER CliSTOMEl <;<x>l> AT AM. PARTICIPATING HHS EXPIRES 11/30/84 )OOQ o ces toughest ; 62,500-seat Memorial - and in :kson. ten anc is expected to watch "All W< try to stop, or at least gering r inslinopr'c nffprnivp rar. Thp f* huddle, pass-on-every- pleted iut that has averaged 64 yards a in seven outings. caught allowed opponents 11 scores. Valley, meanwhile, has 48 in every game. Tottc le 1 thought 1 could stop Divisio: lid, "but now it's gone jn a se nowledge of the game. State's :an score each and every thrown the ball." games; Lomax BACK WILLIE Totten, before unslinger's exploding of- a foi defense 're good enough to com- as fhe inybody," Totten said. jjnc d we can score against Sometii s're patient and do what |jne Up 're going to score on you other. Help a friend get thrc the day without a cig J# < ^AAMERfCAN CANCER SO naani JV, ?BO J ANGLE S OF j is Chicken n 3S j 1 only i S 54 ! i ^jcm j BIS DINNER | : Drink i ,,K on? liuttermllk Salad, C* f Fixln' 1 1 i i i i i h , iaukants i Offer expiree i ooooc , E 'c, sh ^ his Bo-t; Sour Creari >ur Cream & Chives /"I K ? ^iiccsc ur Bacon r Street (Palmetto Ce ? i FF | ? i Bi aters j Stui opponent a big way." Big, indeed. Totl his favorite receiver, Jerry orld" Rice, have hung up staglumbers. 10n_nr..m^ I A* J A yv/ pv/unu 1 Ull^lK lid) tUUl" 254 of 389 passes for 3,530 nd 43 touchdowns; Rice has 86 for 1,381 yards and 21 ;n is only 464 yards shy of the n I-AA record for passing yards ason, established by Portland Neil Lomax in 1980. Totten has for 8,982 yards in his 26 college at that rate, he will surpass 's career record of 13,220 he's through. rmation guaranteed to drive any : 10 irusirauon icatures I otten lone back behind an offensive ubbed the Tons of Fun. nes as many as four receivers on one side - with Rice on the >ugh They might just qui arelte. ever. And that's imp ripjY Because good frieni anioiae W a w AMERICA, INC. 1983 Biscuits lO'S _ - tiling aters with ri Gravy s Bacon & Ch occoli tk Cheese Broccoli nter Complex) 50C OFF o's 'fed Bo-tater Bojangles umter St. location only EXPIRES 11/30/84 [CKENFTLJ >CUIT^MEA Chicken Filet Biscuit and e ty Rice , Cajun Pintos , Poti ijun Ciravy , Cole Slaw or F Fries and Medium Drink. Offer good after {*30 a.m. \ 11/30/84. Good at participating resl Limit one per customer 3saooa assists, began the season* w] sidered "St. Louis* biggest ankle. Senior captain for the Game Hayes this Friday. . ^i^wp .WILL be the ke> g| Ber ra^iSt. Louis native, 1 injury all season^MSl?^|^ He saia M|(wr, that he may btW* biggest gaifce of # AH players are said to be tournament this weekend. ON SATURDAY.,.* Oa, battle Brigham Young Unm The Cougar's roster lists talent. ?pl|t|h0*igh the individual* fteult to merge the different < team," a spokesman for BY t for- hard to find. A ortant. tougher to lose ds are no p Q it t ti S3 Im D Q i: D eese |!y| ?0 n D 8 Q ~-fS ^ Q L g B rench Q aurantw. Sm ,a?,ch^P AJhe game.;;head tas beeri bothered with an ankle f tfeefc health^ and believer this his college care^^^^J^^|| healthy-JMoK^oiil^lof the px^|^\' |fl| > J necocks, "currently 13-4-1, will jrsky* a potpourri of international nd even THE GREAT ; AMERICAN SMOKEOUT CANCER. NO!. KNOWING THE RISKS IS YOUR GREATEST RISK. AMERICAN 4> CANCER ? SOCIETY* ~l ^ I AMERICAN Adopt a JSmofer r CAROLINA ^ SWEAT SHIRT WW - OR - CAROLINA SWEAT PANTS byour choice $12.95 LRY WAREHOUSE necock Headquarters" IAIN AT BLOSSOM tSSFROMHONEYCOMBS^^