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Second eff< he difference between success anc USC's offense took that extra his season Saturday, scoring 25 pc ourth quarter to defeat North State 35-28. It was the third time this s Gamecocks have come from behitu ;he second half. USC scored 22 pc fourth quarter against Notre Dame aoninct Thr? AT HALFTIME Saturday Car. down, 15-3. State had gained 209 ; jffense, compared to 111 for USC "In the first half, we'd break ind then make a lot of mental nu USC offensive guard Jim Walsh : just had a few breakdowns and the >ish. It was great on our part to ge Indeed. USC rolled up 423 yard ense in the second half for the win :>roke a 28-28 lie when running bac 3endy scored on a six-yard rui ieconds remaining. "I thought our kids did a great j offensive coordinator Frank Sadie >vas the greatest second half thai seen associated with." FIVE FLAYS before Dendy' ouchdown, running back Kent H he game with a broken leg. Hag< rushers in the game with 111 yar(, ;xit from the stadium on a stretc he Gamecocks pull together for tl r D. "During the time outs, we go llld snmmnp cnirl wp nnf>f\e>r\ f?-? Laadlng oil and gas Ctom?*tte and Internationa' ftapWly axpandlns ?< #ro ^ fmamai jpfomoiM>na* opp C ^->4. Kent," offensive right guard C >aid. Walsh agreed, saying at that learn pulled together. "The whole game, Kent was d< of a job," he said. "We saw him we knew we had to do something CAROLINA BEGAN its com* seconds into the fourth quarter v Hagler hit a 32-yard field goal to c lead to 18-13. A Imnct fr\nr minutpc Intor f faced third down and 16 yards to j own 39-yard line. Quarterback b responded by completing a 61 -yarc o tight end Chris Corley. Corley caught the ball 20 yards and had a pass to the end zone i .vide reciever Ira Hillary's block sideline. w..w.i ioaoo roiiuiwuill is cur tions for its Corporate Head* OIL & GAS ACCOL BBA Accounting Degree (De gas revenue, fixed assets, cj tions, general ledger, intern Future opportunities will be Financial Analysis, Project C If you are interested in a lor the Placement Office for de' iffense pul iie-from-bel That score ga )rt is often Wolfpack mad 1 failure. quarterback Til step again touchdown pas: >ints in the Carolina THE GAMEl next possession eason the 14-yard touchhc d to win in 74 yards in fou lints in the 28-25 lead, and seven But as in 5 against North C against Clems< lina went refused to quit, yards total On its next ;. USC's 10 yard a big play situation, the \ listakes, " yards for delay said. "We Esposito thei n got slug- end Jeff Brow t over it." Rick Rabune st< Is total of- the first down. . Carolina :k Thomas i with 50 It was th ob," use that I've ever r said. "It I've ever US s winning agood left )od led all A result St I.- ^,,,1 u;.. onnl Mili> pa, anu ina i win i?111\v her helped State coach 1 le winning game penalty w; his team's part, 't together "We just did score for off," he said. " >el Wilkes -lust blame us. "I think it (t point ihe call, the correct force them to th sing a hell something. If it down and a yard and for him." different." ;back nine SADLER SA vhen Scott was the trap pla ut States's "The whole o troon " hp cnit jamecocks (Wilkes, Walsh, lo on their and Tom Garner /like Hold great job this ye 1 pass play "You have I though, because downfield Barnhill said, cleared by to go out ai near the make the differe we went out thei MUCW Site independent , revenues lotalln^ 2 bMlon d ~*-?nte<J organisation # pp * ampus intervi Friday, Nov rently recruiting for the followir quarters in Houston, Texas. INT ANTS c. 84/May) Initial assignments ipital expenditure control, dor ational ventures, and accoun available in Financial Report Control and Analysis, Tax and ig-term growth oriented caree tails. Is off liind win ive USC a 21-18 lead, but the e it 25-21 in its favor when m Esposito threw a 48-yard 5 to Heywood Jefferies. COCKS scored again on their i when Dendy broke off a down run. That drive covered r piays ana gave Carolina a state's previous two losses Carolina (28-21) and last week an (35-34), the Wolfpack possession, State drove to line. Facing a third and one Volfpack was set back five of game. 1 completed a pass to tight n. But Carolina free safety apped Brown a yard short of e greatest second half been associated with." ? Frank Sadler !C offensive coordinator ate settled for a 28-yard field Cofer, forcing the tie. om Reed said the delay of as simply poor execution on n't hustle and get the play 'You can't blame the clock. he field goal) was the right thing to do. We wanted to row, and mavbe net a tin or had been a half yard instead a half, it would have been ID the winning touchdown yffensive line took off as one i. "Wc have five seniors Bill Barnhill, Carl VVomble ) on our line who arc doing a ar. o give N.C. State credit, they never would quit." "We told each other that we id do it. We knew it would nee between 7-1 and 8-0, so e and gave it all we had." ew Date ember 9 ig entry-level posito include oil and nestic joint operates payable. . ting, Forecasting, Internal Auditing. >r, please contact j ipi% Union Texas ? BSal^ Petroleum i