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( USC expects passing in W. Carolina 0am By WAYNK WASHINGTON in their performance last wt Sports editor will be coining in to To knowledgeable football fans, it themselves," Morrison said, was the game against Western Redemption for the Cata Carolina this past season that expos- will be tough. cd defensive weaknesses. Offensively, the Gamecock Sure, the Gamecocks won and possibly match up with e\ scored 45 points, but Western toughest of defensive squads. Carolina passed for more than 3(X) Sophomore quarterback yards and scored 24 points LLIlis was named as Spc themselves. lustraled's offensive player "Western Carolina did an ex- week after completing 30 of 4< cellent job of throwing the football for 329 yards again** against us last year, and I would Mountaineers. think they would come out throwing Running back Harold again this week," said USC head churned out 78 yards on the i football coach Joe Morrison. "Western Carolina did an excellent job of thrc the football apainst lis voar anrf I wnnlH fhinL would come out throwing again this week." Joe Mo (JSC head football If the Catamounts launch an aerial and wingback Sterling Sharpe attack on the Gamecocks Saturday, nine passes for 87 yards, many of the same defensive weapons "We showed a little impat will be there to combat it. times, but we did a pretty gooi The secondary is the most ex- executing and moving the fo< pericnccd group of the defense and is Morrison said. "Our offense coming oil a strong performance in with poise." defeating Appalachain State. The Gamecock defense wa actly void of poise. On the other hand, Western Carolina is limping into Williams- The defense held on three Bricc Stadium after being ripped 43-0 stands and intercepted two p; by the highly-ranked Clemson the season opener for a defe Tigers. allowed 26 points per game t ' 1 I * 111 kllff* lllPV Vl/PTA i t Qr\nA i r\ t c*A r/>nr/x? - ? - ? >/ "V. 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Denton, a three-year starter, held In the first game of the home serve for IJSC's first 12 points, makpener, 'JSC played well and led the ing the score 12-3. ady liagles 12-C>, but Winthrop Overall, the players were pleased line back to make the score 13-12. with their victory and the large Diane Denton helped her team crowd. gain the serve and the momentum "It was a pretty good game," Den[i a spike Winthrop players were ton said. "We enjoyed the big l??i twILk 1 .*? muiiuii. crowci. USC won 15 12 alter a Winthrop USC has already made progress in layer's spike sailed out of hounds. their young season. The l ady Gamecocks breezed The l()-member team came away trough the second game, winning with a 2-2 record in the Gene Hacker5-0. man Volleyball Classic, played this past weekend in Houston. Freshman Becky Cooper and Kim Denton was named to the AlleNcve blocked a Winthrop spike to Tournament team, and Stephanie ach game point. Cooper then clos- lMlughaupt was named to the 1 out the game with a powerful Academic All-Tournament squad, tike. T he I adv Ci:imi?rnrWc nmu ll Winthrop, rallying from a 10-4 ahead to the Carolina Classic, which ificit, took the third game away will be played in the I'.E. Center om USC. today. USC head coach Bonnie Kenny Today, USC plays host to rival id players agreed it was a game the North Carolina State at 7:30 p.m. udy Gamecocks shouldn't have and hosts Western Carolina tomorst. row at 3:00 p.m. "We lost a game to Winthrop that The players are excited about their c shouldn't h;ivi? " k.twl iVtiKm >.i - :.i. r-. . ?, .... ..,.vv/nuii^ iiuuui whii aiaie. it side hitter. "N.C. State is a big rival," "We played a terrible third I'llughaupt said. "We're ready for line," Kenny said. "We had a lot of them. They're gonna get crushed." oblems with our serving." Kenny said the outlook is promisThc Lady Gamecocks hit the net ing for her young team, which is one 1 five consecutive serving attempts, of the favorites to win the Metro Inch shut down USCs offense in title. ic third game. "We will get better," said Kenny. "If you can't serve, you can't "We won't get any worse." H ''' X ... " ?- f W- 1*''' * ? V; wnSy f rom a keglot heat-Dasteurized. a < t Heat-pasteurized d, it's cold-filtered so 1 ^e; -/ - * ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ''' ''''' ' ' ''' ' ' ' ' ' ' ^' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ BBIlt W?K?mM f,Htafir~~?rt ' * J Krl^okvLXV4^\^\\y\\\\X\V^\NV\\X\VwVw\X J Re?3j| gu| I ** ' MBBBS^M ' -j'?"2~1~ Z ~r 1 ^ KSftg? SSfe^ ^i > c :''.^0^^Sf^ ^ W^' ^ jjys '/ *.