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V Roach nf Camp Foi Associated Press NEW HAVEN, Conn.. ? USC head football coach Toe Morrison, who directed his team to a 10-1 record this season and a No. 7 ranking, has been named the Walter Camp Football Foundation's 1984 Coach of the Year. The selection of Morrison, who reversed last year's 5-6 record, was announced Saturday by Walter Camp Foundation President Vincent Farricielli. "It isn't often that we get the opportunity to honor a dedicated football coach such as Joe Morrison, who is described as a no-nonsense type of person who goes about his business in a mmBrk""*'' \Wsm l.i^'' I i, ,1 'i',,(i 11 ', i BBIWM .'' : He's a winner USC head football coach Joe Morrison is man at the airport, Morrison was named C( Foundation. Inxmmra w# PIZZA... S $$$ Br LUNCHSPECIA I Personal Size Pizza ? i Two Toppings * 1 J Reg. Soft Drink I? With One Trip j Salad Bar * | Take Out .25 11 AM 3 I J EXPmESJ2 1584^ * coupon ~ i LUNCH SPECIE B _ . _ 01 Personal Size Pizza ? 4 i Two Toppings I Reg. 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In seven years he built a 44-29-4 record, highlighted by two || nine-victory seasons in 1977 and 1979. -t| His teams also won three Southern :-v Conference titles. ?| In 1980, he left UTC to become head |? coach at New Mexico, where he led the Lobos to their finest record ever ? f| 10-1 in 1982. After that season, he was 3 named head coach at South Carolina ? on Dec. 5, 1982. Prior to coaching, the 1959 Univer- C sity of Cincinnati graduate had a VJ 14-year career with the New York DC Giants of the NFL. He missed eight ^ games during his professional career ,. and is second on New York's list of ? career touchdown passes, receptions and all-time scoring, he was a Giant ^ captain for seven years and team most valuable player three times. Walter Camp, a former Yale player and coach, is recognized by some as 11 the father of American football. 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Doug, you're going to win, Doug, ou're going to win.' 'i didn't want to let myself believe that," said Flutie, /ho had no choice on Saturday, when he was awarded the rophy that annually signifies the best college player in the lation., 'it's something so far out,"'said the Bost-on College enior quarterback, the first at his position to win the 'it's something you don't even dream will happen." , JflMfc: won;l&aw^ wl^,24^pdints in a national . alloting of 1,050 panelists from all phases of the sports nedia. Running back Keith ftyars of Ohio State was second ?II 4,?/< pvuiio, ivuvnw wy quauviuavha iwwvw ?u?v,w f Brigham Young with 443 and Bernte Kosar of Miami m 320. '*1 don't consider myself above them in any way/' Flutie aid at a news conference after the announcement. **They 11 flfA Orafhl<?toc irt """> " ?, VM\ >M M?v?? V?H IT S+J * " | I " " wimming Continued from page 13 >ints in the one-meter diving and the 100-meter butterfly. >uth Carolina placed first, third and fourth in the one-meter ving with Gentry finishing first. White ended third, and iught took fourth. Mark Taylor won the 100-meter butterfly with a time of i:50 to add tn IJSCc IpnH THE GAMECOCKS ran away from the competition during e last night of action and never trailed. "the competition we had here was very good," Collins said. When we had those leads, I told our kids that we couldn't let >, and they didn't. We still have a long way to go though, id I'm very optimistic about this season." Later on in the season, both USC squads will try to defend e Metro Conference championship titles they won last ason. If the squads improve like Collins thinks they will, en the Gamecocks could be in the driver's seat for a second raight year. tflIftll?llllllllllllj I /s | IALAO BAR... 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