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? ? - ? - I Sports 8 Friday, February 14, 1986 Stratford fr$m staff and wira reports Harold Green, considered to be one of the state's best running backs, signed with USC on Wednesday and should make an immediate impact when he joins the team, the Gamecocks' IHIUIllll? tUUIUIIUUUI >tllU . In addition to Green, the Gamecocks signed a slew of linemen in a day that produced few surprises because most of the recruits sought by USC had already announced verbal commitments. As of 7 p.m. Wednesday, USC had signed 24 players to scholarships, and all but one of those had committed earlier to the Gamecocks. Curt High, a 6-foot-2, 260-pound offensive lineman who walked on last season, was signed for a grant-inaid. "So far our recruiting has gone well and we're hannv and nlpncpH " ""FF7 I * I B ijyjU The Lady Gamecocks showed great em< Welcome To.. SO BIG!! a ft ^ - m i _ 0 Coupon Exp 2-19-86 ^ Coupon Good at Any Sandy s HOW B< Visit C / (Hair ? SANDY'S FAMOUS V SUPER SLAW DOG J A '/? POUNDER WLL A [ BEEF w/MUSTARD, A ? ONIONS. CHILI & ; # DELICIOUS SLAW ? ?129; I's Green, Joe Morrison USC head football coach with the results," said Gamecock coach Joe Morrison. "We're about halfway through, so we're looking forward to signing a few more. We'll discuss them all early next week." HfajrV 1 J-;-'';. B. \y B&, ,,?<>.>?. fl gtion during last week's Clemson victory, a OUT THEM t )ur Fourth Store - Nov/ < in the Sylvan Bldg. \cross from The Marriott ipton St., Uptown Columt CHILI ? ? CHEESE DOG J [ OUR REGULAR SIZE 0 5 J (AN OVERSIZE 1/8 LB ? 9 BEEF FRANK) ^ 0 0 w/MUSTARD. CHILI, ^ ^ a ONIONS & MELTED @ I CHEESE A : 990 i 1 Coupon Exp 2-19-86 *?l gfe ^ Coupon Good at Any Sandy s " ^ ? host of Green rushed for more than 4,000 yards and 50 touchdowns in his career at Stratford High School in Goose Creek. "I think Harold is one of those players who can come in and make an imnirHinte impart r?n our program," said recruiting coordinator Charlie Lyle. "I've seen some good backs in my time, but he's a difference maker in any program." Green, who was a Shrine Bowl selection this season, was considered to be one of the state's top four prospects, along with Woodruff quarterback Tony Rice, Spartanburg lineman Danny Cash and Dorman lineman Vance Hammond. Rice chose Notre Dame, Cash opted for Alabama arid Hammond chose Clcmson. The Gamecocks, who needed to shore up their lines, signed 12 linemen and three linebackers. M [W 1ml ?jr VBi or UB ' RAY GRONBERG/Ttw Gamecock s they did Wednesday night W I 0 0 D!! I >oesff I Open M CHOCOLATE fl NUT SUNDAE J f ! LOTS OF VANILLA ICE Q j CREAM COVERED ? pj w/MILK CHOCOLATE. , j WALNUS & TOPPED W B OFF w/A WHOLE [ j CHERRY. 0 | J $129 *8 Coupon Exp 2-19-86 a I Coupon Good at Any Sarmy's " j > j linemen The biggest is John Brown, a 6-foot-5, 285-pound offensive tackle from Richmond, Ind. "I don't think it's any secret that we need linemen." Lvle said. "And I think our recruiting efforts show this." In addition to Green, USC signed several other in-state players. Among those were Goose Creek back/wide receiver Harold Rush, Lower Richland lineman Ike Harris and Chapin linebacker/end Jamie Amick. USC also had a fine recruiting season last year, signing one of the nation's most highly-touted quarterbacks in Todd Ellis of Greensboro, N.C. The other top freshmen were running backs Greg Welch of Hillcrest in Dalzell and Kevin ( Jones of Airport High in Colum bia, and wide receiver Ryan Bcthea of Columbia's Richland Northeast. Free throws defeat defen By WAYNE WASHINGTON Staff writer Senior forward Brantley Southc throws late in the game as the Li turned back defending national Dominion 65-57 at Frank McGuire day night. USC extended its winning streak hilt not hpfnrr* ttrnoolinn tlirnnnViAi, IIIIUUJIIUU ODU's full-court press. However, press to stay close in the first half, tl chs surprisingly pulled it back carl half, and the Lady Gamecocks resp ing up a 43-36 lead. ODU's Donna established herself on the inside v shots, which cut USC's lead to only 59 seconds left in the game. After scoring two points on a fullfreshman guard Martha Parker, So to the foul line where she sank the v free throw. Second-year coach Nancy Wilso "real pleased" with the team's over* B METRC CIIA' SWIMMING & L FEB. 26, 27, 28, MARCH 1 Ticket Information: $5.00 / All Tournament Pr $3.00 / All Tournament P i Children, High Sc College Students v $2.00 / Daily Price for Ac $1.00 / Daily Price for Q High School & Co : with ID card. I For fur Gamecoc sign with help Lady G ding NCAA c ded that the Lady ( from everybody at rs hit two free USC was led in s ady Gamecocks coach Wilson sail champion Old stretch, especially Arena Wednes- throw line." coscvengan.es, Sou<h?s.who* it the game with 19 P?'n,s- Mlndy after using that Gilmore added 12 _ were out-rebounde le Lady Monar- , . f ? _ . led ODU, who fell y in the second ,, A . 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