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By RAK LEIGH
Staff writer
Former USC football player Bill
Bradshaw has returned to Columbia
with wife Sherry Thrift Bradshaw to
go into business.
Bradshaw and Sherry opened
American Fast Photo and Camera in
The Forum near Five Points Aug. 17.
The grand opening will be held
Thursday, with Iris Campbell, the
first lady of S.C.; Nancy Humphries,
Miss S.C.; and head football coach
Joe Morrison guests at the ribbon
cutting ceremony.
Bradshaw came to USC in 1981
I from Spartanburg High School,
where he received many football
awards.
He beuan his coIIcec football
Icarcer as a quarterback and, from
1981-1983, completed 82 completions
of 159 passing attempts for 773 yards
and three touchdowns.
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Near the end of the 1983 season, |
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quarterback to flanker, where he
caught five passes for 54 yards and I
one touchdown.
As a senior in 19K4, lie caught 15 I
passes for .105 yards and one
touchdown.
Hradshaw averaged 17.9 yards per
catch for his two seasons at flanker.
He received The Outstanding Mustier
Award for his offensive efforts.
Hradshaw not only excelled on the
football field, but also ill the
classroom. He won an academic
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The Spartanburg native even tried
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competition was too fierce.
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Bradshaw has credited playing
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