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Sports 1Q Wednesday, September 18, 1985 THE GAMECOCK USC rem Michigan From Staff and wire reports USC, coming off a week's rest, remained in the 15th spot in this week's Associated Press Top Twenty college football poll. The Gamecocks, 2-0 after wins over Southern Conference foes The Citadel (56-17) and Appalachian State (20-13), will face 19th-ranked Michigan Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium. The game will be nationally televised on NBC-TV beginning at 3 p.m. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. USC head coach Joe Morrison calls this weekend's clash against the Wolverines "a little bit like David against Goliath." Michigan, fresh off a win over then 13th-ranked Notre Dame, outweighs USC on both the offensive and defensive lines. The Wolverines, 6-6 a year ago, are back in familiar territory among the Top Twenty, and Coach Bo Schembechler is soun ding the usual warning against overconfidence. Last season, Schembechler recalled, Michigan opened with a victory over then-No. 1 Miami but the season went downhill from there. And, with a trip to No. 15 USC on Saturday, history will have a chance to repeat itself. "Yes, I'm more pleased now than after the Miami game, but i * * * ^ .? *"*4 * ?*** <?-*w J { { +( Mon. - Footbi * A' ' |1 rA * bI^H *' '^MHj lji-r^~^^7 A. -- ains 11th, enters ra (The Top Twenty teams in the Associated Press col and total points: 1 A.inn i in n ti. i.nuuum dL'V'Xj |#|o/ ii.ru 2.Oklahoma 00 0 1,125 12.UC 3.Southern Cal 10 0 1,010 13.Br 4.lowa 1 00 998 14. Ar 5.So. Methodist 1 0 0 913 15.U! G.Florida State 2 0 0 850 16.AI 7.0hio State 1 0 0 761 17.M 8.Oklahoma State 2 0 0 697 18.Ni 9.LSU 1 00 682 19.M 10.Penn State 2 0 0 610 20.111 I'm always looking back on that. off. This is basically the same team, C although it does have more the seniors," Schembechler said. Sou We haven t stopped anybody iig yet. We've got the potential. But plai we haven't played any of those ble big, pounding teams ? or option wid teams, like South Carolina. spo We've got to do that first, ( "You've got to remember, I pla thought we had a pretty good 23 defense after we beat Miami last poi year, too," he said. at ! Michigan's entry into the Top 5 Twenty was the only major spc qnop in th#> ranHnoc althnnoh 1 P V"M?5V ?? IMimilI5J, UIUIVU511 1,V several teams shuffled positions be< from last week. aft Auburn and Oklahoma re- tlir mained 1?2 in the ratings, while 1 Southern Cal moved up to third jur place despite taking the weekend po Fri. & Sat.. ~4ho.ttf\t f -^t^l m M IbH (fc * c Sept. 20tt Sept. 21st all Special Tues. - Blues Nil Thurs. - Ladies Night, Free / ^|B STUDENT F ^ 2. Important Reminder: 1 student ticket, you mu fig# '.^S student ticket at the < Aiso, non student 0 and the student must f f,; OTplfif; ted into the Stadium. r -V "I 'irBHjjMMpE1 'ijH ggffig ' _/ r ''j&B&M 15th; likings iege football poll, with season records > irida 1 0 1 538 J, :iA 101 487 o.i.n <101; v lyiieui luuny ?. ru *tuj kansas 1 00 473 SC 200 376 sbama 200 360 aryland 1-1-0 310 jbraska 0 1 0 207 ichigan 1 -0 0 127 inois 1-1-0 93 )uring its first its first week as i No. 1 team, Auburn defeated ithern Mississippi 29-18. The ers received 23 of 60 first:e votes and 1,137 of a possi1,200 points from a nationle panel of sports writers and rtscasters. : )klahoma, which hasn't yed a game yet, also received first-place votes but only 1,125 , nts. The Sooners start Sept. 28 ? Minnesota. ' Southern Cal moved up one ? >t with six first-place votes and HO points. Florida, which had :n third, slipped to 11th place er blowing a 28-7 lead and setig for a 28-28 tie with Rutgers. Florida State, also idle, nped a spot to sixth with 850 ints. L FIVE PC LIVE ROCK-N2112 DEV PHONE 2i , September II tTWUUU o >rmerly Child's Pla} Doming Next Week i the CRUIS-OWILL & the Bi ie w/The Upsetters W< XHmission Hanov Hour - H riVl:n__i * -"^ff~^Sk^Efe^.r'SPi^ I - OOTBALL TICKET l ied football tickets to away game? osewood Drive between 8:30 a.rr lets. You must present a current I ro be admitted into the Stadium f< st present a current 1985 Fall Full Sate. luest with a validation ticket must jresent a current 1985 Fall Full Tlr * mm ., JyiJ^ ?' ! ^TT"^Kjj :a?ag.- "warrm Members of the USC Windsurfing Club chai of Lake Murray. INTS' * SB ROLL CLUB J INE ST. 5 >2 ROCK J Mh & 19th | ,J i QUARESj^ /) * * I? MATICS t r USHMEN } ed. - Pitcher Specials ** Ml Night I; \ K I - F|Hg^pJtKv^\ ?RrJ^?HBgQn??;v -* f ^ i" \ SAM HOLLANDrn? Gmceck 1 the unexplored weters it Big bin -lib >25 S. Main St. 3s from the Honeycombs) )-3:00 & 5:00-9:00 M-F KAMPYOM IT. STOM OfOi MO#-J. 5:30 PM AU OTHCA STOAO OHM 7 OATS t UMTK ION* V* AlXMIfHC UTTU MU i B Coupon E ? cr^r mW&W jUr LB all I MCVI.OM *W Coupon I sZW #gS^ jy<*C senvco ??1^^^ osua j8 Coupon ?M?i7SiTiiii 9 I Coupon ? OTHER LOCATI ircruttwnuuro [j i in April 1985 should come to g [I i. and 5:00 p.m., Monday thru fsj ||j rall 1985 Full Time Student ID |j :>r Home football games with a I 0 Time Student ID card with your m t j be accompanied by a student I |] ne Student ID card to be admit- m Art of windsurfing taught to students From staff reports USC's Windsurfing Club kicked off their 1985-85 school 0J year last Saturday by inviting all interested students to join club members at Lake Murray for windsurfing lessons. President Frans Brinkman said the club now has more than 20 members, including 12 students who attended for the first time. "Everybody who was there sailed and everybody learned," Brinkman said. The windsurfers spent all of Saturday learning the art, meeting at the Russell House ^ at 10 a.m. and hitting the W) water at 11 a.m. The club then capped off the day with a barbecue, Brinkman said. The Windsurfing Club, which has been available to USC students since the mid-70's, will meet at the reflection pond in front of the Thomas Cooper Library Thursday from 10:30-3:30. Brinkman said the club's ???' * /-* PKorli?c*An onH HV.AI III^J IU viiaiivjiv/u UIIM is scheduled for Sept. 28. A) "Anyone interested in participating in the Charleston trip must be taught how to windsurf first, but everyone is welcome," Brinkman said. He said students should call " 256-2467 for more information. Membership is $10 per semester. 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