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Monday, October 19, 1987 THE GAMECOCK 7
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The Gamecock offense didn't ease up any on Virginia Saturday as it scored 28 points in the fou
Green gets 133 yards rushi
By RAE LEIGH Green has 89 carries for 422 yards coaches had no
Assistant sports editor and five touchdowns on the year. out.
Gamecock running back Harold "My knee felt real good," Green "The plays to
Green was well and running Saturday said. "1 didn't try to overwork it. my knee up," Gi
against Virginia. The trainers got my knee in good it got warmed u
Who would guess that less than shape so today it felt normal." me. Running fir
two weeks ago, Green was undergo- Head coach Joe Morrison said me set for the in
ino arfKrncnA*%i/> I'1 ^
...B Mitt 3uijjciy uu ms *jrecn camc oack strong and has pleased with tl
right knee? recovered well. performance."
At 7:49 in the first quarter, Green Green said th
let Gamecock fans know he was "Harold did a fine job today," day blocking, ai
back, walking into the end zone for Morrison said. easier.
USC's first touchdown of the game. Green didn't know he was going to He said the Gi
Once again, Green led the run the ball as much as he did. He the Cavaliers c
Gamecock rushing attack. He had 23 was looking more to just getting the day by mixii
carries for a career-high 133 yards some downs in. The offense capi
and contributed 27 yards from pass confusion, rum
receiving. "The three other running backs yards.
Green ran for 23 yards up the mid- played well last week," Green said. Green's orevit
aic late in the first quarter for his "I didn't think I would get to run an 11-carry, 81
longest run of the day. He averaged that much, but I'm happy I did." Virginia this pas
5.8 yards per carry against the Morrison said after he saw Green fumbles in th<
Cavaliers. was capable of playing full speed, the Saturday, he hai
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* ,*M Shrugging off a pesky Virginia Wclch
^ team, USC rolled to a 58-10 football from knt
JUr > win Saturday at Williams-Brice took twe
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*' teams. Vireinia fnmhlrH on th<? fifth ih^n kv*
play from scrimmagc; then USC's Virgin
Htt Todd Hllis came back with an in- quarter f
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The Gamecock offense came back Fatric
out and put together an II-play, Cavalier
WUrM 74-yard drive capped by a Harold half, enc
s* Green touchdown run from the five. drive. U!
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jgJjMLfirajp j ffl after knee surgery, but still ran 23 Ryan Bel
times for 132 yards. The G
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WIi Green said. "I didn't have any se- fense aj
. ?' * cond thoughts . . . you just gotta get Virginia
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practice all week; I think lie might "I did
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anythinR else." USC head cnarh lr>#? ?v^t i
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The teams traded punts before the took the
? "'yu Gamecocks took off on a run- engineerc
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dominated drive. Greg Welch bowled second fi
irtti quarter. into the end zone, and the score was Virgini
to him
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I "Sports briefs
Senior wingback Sterling I Fre:
Sharpe broke Phillip Logan's career | lin Macki
mm receiving record Saturday with his against
I six-reception, 106-yard effort. scored 1*
I Sharpe broke the record in the He ma
RU fourth quarter with a 59-yard 28 yards.
I touchdown catch from quarterback the natio
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indies Cavaliers
er Collin Mackie's extra mistake-free drive behind the arm of
quarterback Scott Secules. The
was also bouncing back senior hit Keith Mattioli with a
:c problems, but his recovery 19-yard strike to narrow the score.
> years, not two weeks. The The Gamecocks came back with
sophomore had 45 yards on another Mackie field goal making it
rics and said he was "more 30-10 with 7:36 left in the third
percent." quarter.
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.? iwu&Mi u.?^ wiin a scconu A missed Virginia field goal before
ield goal by Mark Inderlied, the end of the quarter was the last
ickie answered with a real threat from the Cavs, and the
r of his own, making it 17-3. Gamecocks began to pile up the
k Hinton recovered a points.
fumble with 3:03 left in the Ellis hooked up with Sterling
>ugh time for a last scoring Sharpe on a 59-yard touchdown
5C only needed 43 seconds, strike to give Sharpe the all-time USC
, thanks to a 35-yard run by receiving yardage record and the
thca. Gamecocks a 27-point lead,
lamccocks forced a fumble
ickoff and took over on of- "It's great that we set it on a
5ain, this time from the touchdown pass," Sharpe said.
19. Going to the back pages "We're rolling now."
jybook, USC tried a Hardin Virginia fumbled another kickoff,
alfback option pass that was but Ellis threw another interception
cd on the one. <*nri i ic/-- .i..r
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n't read the options right," held, and the Cavs had to punt,
lid. "The only problem was Sharpe made them pay for it, returnit
underthrcw it." ing the punt 59 yards for another
! passing and running, USC score.
: second half kickoff and The Gamecock defense put some
:d a 65-yard drive. Mackie's points on the board when Hinton
eld goal made it 27-3. took an interception 21 yards to
a finally put together a make it 51-10.
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ie tied a record he set Oct. 10 recovered from their first loss of the
Virginia Tech, when he season at Clemson Oct. 10 to defeat
> points. Duke in Durham Sunday 1-0. Craig
de field goals of 39, 32, and Horton scored the game's only Roal
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