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I lie victory wine the Gamecocks I he I SC defense held the C'ataped
after their 31-6 win ovei mounts to 97 yards of total offense in
ustern Carolina Saturday was helping the Gamecocks post a 21-3
uted. halftime lead
It was diluted with turnovers, I hen something happened. ,
laities and lackluster play. I he rain stopped. I he crowd
'It was a good win," head coach became restless, and the Gamecocks
: Morrison said. "I'm not par became lifeless. I hey committed nine
ularly happy with the way we penalties, and I His threw three ^
ived, especially starting off the se interceptions. *
id halt. We just didn't have our "I'm not particularly happy with
icentration and the sharpness that the way I played," lillis said. "We've
will need for the rest ot the always had eonlidence in the offense,
ison." but I need to learn to relax more.
If Morrison could have bottled the I hat includes iccouni/mj: the oflcn>t
half, there would have been no si\e plays eai her so we can develop
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In that first half, Morrison proved I ho detente certainly ):ol a chance
it lie is not a politician; he kept his lo develop.
>mise of trying harder to develop a Western C'aiolina ran 75 plays
nnger running game. Itoin the line of scrimmage,
iophomore running back Harold .-Vain. like the week before, the
cen rushed for 104 yards on 20 Gamecocks kept iheir opponents out
ries. ol the end /one after allowing them
'We finally goi things rolling in to drive the ball up and down the
r running game, but it stiil looks a field.
le sloppy," the former Stradlord "I \ery team we play this year is
i .Him. }'oinj! to drive tHo hall on lis," said
ireen's 100-yard performance, his free safet\ llrad Klwards, who was |
,t in a Gamecock uniform, was the second in tackles Saturdav witli *
,t for USC since Anthony Smith eight. "We've used a lot of poise to
ned 145 yards against Western keep the first two teams out of the
rolina this past season. end /one."
["here were other bright spots for Nose guard Ron Hart agreed.
Gamecocks as well. "Anvhodv urn drive the hall, hut
Quarterback I odd l-'llis threw we've shown in the Inst two games
ee first-half touchdown passes and that we can stop teams when it
y one interception. counts," he said.
wooi (nose pusses wont to senior li will count Sept. 26 at Georgia,
lo receiver Danny Smith. Oct. 3 .it Nebraska and again when
von wingback Steiling Sharpe got the Gamecocks return lor hoinecom>
the act, catching his lirst pass of ingOct. 10 against \ irgima l ech.
game for a 34-yard touchdown In short, the pre season is over.
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