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Page 16 ? November 5, 1984 Sports THE GAMECOCK use 2 wins Bv Anrirnui Millar RALEIGH, N.C. ? US Glen Woodley could only ( shoulders when asked ho managed to pull off a 35-28 win over North Ca final minute Saturday Stadium. "We kept killing our half," the 5-1 1, 235-poun knew what we were up came here, but the inter there in the past iust was "At halftime. Coach ( coach Joe Morrison) told anvil and they (the Wolfp; mer. He told us to stop I over the head. "But we got it together bled, scratched, clawed, b We did what we had to d< SCRATCH AM) light the fifth-ranked Gamecc back from a 15-3 first-hal It was a first half that sixth-rated offense muste But the Gamecocks pound in the second half for 4, downs and 32 points. Running back Thomas run with 50 seconds left good, 35-28. "Coach (N.C. Slate h Reed had his team ready tc said. "We didn't play well "\VK HURT ourselves, ready to play. We had a g< lice. You have to give then they took it to us, and we down a lot." The second halt' was a c the second-year N.C. St a Jlis team squander a secon third straight week. "Yes, we've been throi Reed said. "You've got to to be a winner. We've I defense all year." Gameco By Kelii Freas "Winning the Miami Inv great way to finish the sea position for a bid (in the Is son, head coach for USC's The Gamecocks, ending tied with Duke for fourth i last place considered by i ? |' ,- ' J- ? ' Al.l *.. ma King way USC's offensive line parts Gamecock offensive unit broi sacks Pai A;Muu n^> ciyiiiii 5ir When asked abc 1C defensive tackle game, Reed said, 4 }ffer a shrug of the the air or in print, < vv the Gamecocks got to believe thai come-from-behind We've Rot to net ric rolina State in the at Carter-Finley THE GAMECO half with an 86-y selves in the first drive, capped off \ d senior said. "We Brown's 12-yard 1 against before we 15-10. isity that has been For the second v n't there today. fans ? 18,000 ma< USC head football threw oranges onto us we were like an "Lucky for Sou ack) were the ham- Bowl scouts attenc letting them hit us Bowl representative like the fifth-rankec and fought, cried, On State's next s< 'it and ran to win. advantage of a Jern ) to get it done." 21-yards in eight pi field goal by Mike ( was exactly what 18-10. )cks did, coming f defecit. THE GAMKCO! saw the nation's the ball during the r only 1 1 1 yards. Hagler's missed 34 led State's defense stalled the drive anc 23 yards, 20 first with the Wolfpack ; "That fumble an< Dendy's six-yard hurt us," Morrison put USC up for were in good shapi quarter." ead coach Tom) USC took the lead > play," Morrison on a 61 -yard pass I in the first half. Hold to tight end < native caught the pa 1 thought we were ed up a block from jod week of prac- raced down the righ l a lot of credit ? "1 went down on didn't slow them said. "When 1 saw ] up my hands and ht :ase of deja vu for te coach who saw HOLD SAID Co d-half lead for the receiver on the play "C hris caught the jgh this before," run," Hold said. "I play good defense run that fast." lad difficulty on The see-saw bat ck soccer t Assc itational Tournament not only is a T1 son, but it also puts us in a great seasi JCAA playoffs)," said Mark Bersoccer team. "1 with a 14-4-2 record,is currently ter f n the South poll. This will be the past the National Collegiate Athletic A pr" _iMpr a Red Sea of North Carolina State defenders jght USC from behind in the last 50 seconds :kf aight nn nis tnougnts on the 'You don't want that on >r anywhere else. We just t success belongs to us. i of that mental barrier." CKS opened the second aid, 11-play touchdown >y running back Raynard run to close the gap to /eek in a row, Gamecock de the trip to Raleigh ? the playing field, ith Carolina no Orange led the game," a Sugar said. "They didn't look i team today." cries, the Wolfpack took / Dunlap tumble to move ays and set up a 31-yard rofer to put the Pack up l iv?i continued to move third quarter, but Scott -yard field goal attempt 1 the third quarter ended ahead. j missed field goal really said. "But 1 thought we 2 going into the fourth I, 21-18, for the first time from quarterback Mike [Thris Corley. The Irmo ss over the middle, pickflanker Ira Hillary and t sidelines for the score, a 20-yard rout," Corley v i:i-.. i .i vni\fc Ill uuilUlt, 1 I III CW ' delivered the ball." rley wasn't the primary intended for Hillary. ? ball and made a super never thought he could tie continued as the See "Gamecocks," page 17 earn ket >ciation officials for a bid ie Gamccocks have not rc 3n, when the team went 14I DON'T think we could hav ashion," Berson said. The C two weeks on the road." nother trophy brought home IKf mjl ^ffiR i&r ^Bfjr-r?Hl CsL, I fn mal/n rnnm (n> mnnirw. -_ i win i ui uiniiiiij uat to win 35 28. See story, pa I ?JtalillB./ mgm . ' fiBwilils... '.' ' ;^-: ,Wh^5 End of the line USC wide receiver Ira Hillary is stoppc the Gamecocks' 35 28 win over the Wi jps playof Nov. 12. seni :ceived a bid since 1 lie 1979 tout 5-0. said e ended the season in any bet- this iamecocks have gone 3-0-1 the B 71 c ; this weekend Wfl<i nwanlpH ihr> J Hsaid thrc victc 4 tr son LLl. MOll conrJ Brig! Photo by Joseph Gurnet! - . :k Raynard Brown. The wjn , ge 1B- tallie* St. I| rj^KESS?Si|S|? ?5^^Fi,'%. ? ; k S * "' ^&>v. v^VB4H== mkitr By>y .' |f H? >B| vltaMg||^|| id by North Carolina State defei Ifpack Saturday. f hopes or captain Tim Berra, for f nament. It was a fitting tribute to an ."He has shown such hard v year, but all four years at U erra, the 5-11, 165-pound St. >f 76 games, kept All-Americ net in the St. Louis-USC ma HE GAMECOCKS tied wit! In terms of flow of play, we 1 said."It's a little disappoin arolina outshot its opponent We had M prcal mnn w 1'lri.vm. ? ? 0- viiuiilc.'! just couldn't seem to find th RKSHMAN I)()lJ(i ALIJSC 1 14 points, looked "unstop 'ed solidly in the back,the sc amecock goalkeeper for th ca, also from St. Louis. This e. Miior Glenn Thompson, play >ry over Brigham Young Sat SC shut out Byu,3-0. rHE TEAM knew they had a said. "They pulled through < le Uamecocks outshot the I's 2 corner kicks by 10. eve Presing scored the first g pass from Tim Berra. vo minutes later, sophomore effort. T goal, shot in by sophomore >oug Allison, was made in th half. irolina won the tournament c 1am Young game. though both St. Louis and S ind one tie at the tournamei .1 a greater number of point; Louis defeated Florida Inte W:>;j4j/F np>' ~j i ISth-ranked Sl.U, 0-0. tad a very fine evening," Berting to play so well and not , 20-10. . to score," Berson said, "but e net." )N,the team's leading scorer : . . j . pgiim i? ? J.-:? lUKb uaun I1CIOUII UUIIK5 UUIIIiy alive vlost Valuable Player of the outstanding player," Berson vork and dedication not onlv ISC." Louis native who has started an hopeful Tom Hayes from tch Friday evening. pable"; Benedikt Hrcinsson ven-ycar coach for Carolina c game was junior Warren brings his shut out record to ing as goalie in the Carolina , lr/1'iu ' 1 - uiuni vvi-miig, iuici z saves. i lot riding on the line," BerA'itli style." Cougars 30-5 and bettered oal 26:19 into the game, off Ben Niles scored again in a Danny Ratcliff and assisted e opening minutes of the seal the point difference of the out h Carolina each had one it's closing, the Gamecocks > than SIU. rnational Saturday, 2-1. I i