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Sports t >4 8 THE GAMECOCK Wednesday, November 4, 1987 I L Visiting Willi can be a bit Williams-Brice Stadium is a giant that engulfs lonely travelers and spits them out onto the football field. Attending the weekly football press conference Monday was a terrifying experience. As usual, 1 entered the stadium by way of the players' entrance. I entered the Hall of Captains with a small tape recorder in my hand. I he Hall ot Captains is a Gamecock football shrine. Its walls are lined with pictures of former pla>ers who were captains of Gamecock teams dating back to the first football season at USC. The pictures are haunting. The players eyes follow you all the way down the hall as if they are protecting the hall from intruders. Walking through the doors, I made a right to try to find Coach Joe Morrison and the media. Light peered through the fence, creating shadows on the walls. Gentle noises from the traffic rang through the stadium tunnel. "Ah, two open, black double doors; that must be where it is," 1 saiu 10 ui\ sen . Walking down a carpeted hallway, 1 discovered many things in Williams-Brice I never knew existed. 1 nst, I S( football pictures of teams in the past line the walls. Second. each section of the football team has its own meeting room. l or example, quarterbacks have a room, and down from that room is ;t room for offensive linemen. It is m these sacred rooms that some of L'SC's besi athletes have watched their mistakes on film and tried to correct them before the next game. So where was the room filled with Don't forget to si^n u listed below. Si^n up is Floor. H. William Clos is 7:00 pm. Thui BUILDERS CLARKE COMPUTER S FEDERAL HIGH / RUBY TUESC C S C. ARMY N/ \ SOUTHERN BAP ) TOURVILLE, HOWLE, , NEED TSTRTH COf INFORM A1 All I'h All I'r ! l.<? <;? I> ')'! Donat i > t:/J x ciiiv Rae Leicjh lams-Brice frightening media questions and a head man clad in Gamecock attire answering them? Still no door, but I found racquetball courts. The panels of glass gave way to the holed-out area. The lights were on, bouncing off the oak tloors and lighting up the freshly painted white walls. Wondering aimlessly through a ma/.e of halls, 1 finally saw an exit sign. Going through those exit doors didn't help. The doors just led to another hall, but this time there were cement tloors and walls. Through the tunnel, I saw the light. Walking toward it, 1 found myself outside on the opposite side of the stadium from where I had started, right in front of the end /one. I proceeded to retrace my previous steps in order to find the Hall of Captains and begin again. After 10 minutes without making any progress, 1 went to the equipment room to ask directions. I hate asking directions, because nt?nnlt* lliink vmi'ri* xlimiil A tall man who was folding football pants gave me directions. "Go down the Hall of Captains, and take a righthe said. "Go down to the two open double doors; that is where the conference is." Little did he know where those first two double doors led. He probably didn't know where anything was except the equipment room. Lventually, I found ti.e conference, but how hard can it be when you're following an assistant coach headed in the same direction? ORS! p for the organizations / in the Placement Office, 1 ;e Building, and the deadline 1 rsday, November 5. / TRANSPORT 1 CHECKS / TASK GROUP I GENERAL VFLOW WAY ADMINISTRATION I mONAL GUARD j TIST CONVENTION 1 JONES, & SIMPSON, CPA ( ST TROLLS m -mr t* -r- x-k J >_i ION/ V&y* 111f<jt'r11ati<?ri Strictly ('nnfi<lential ysical Examination including I * AI' Methods of Birth (Control I'gnaney Testing (early detection) w ('ost Pregnancy Termination neral Anesthesia Available > testing it treatment including rpes <Xt ( 'hlamydia The Ladies (June I ('arc M.-.Ileal ('linics of S.(Inc. i Barnwell St. 251-7553 e Blood. Gamecoc! By RICHARD BRKEN Staff writer Battling from behind, but unable to retake the lead, the USC soccer team tied Furman 2-2 Tuesday at Furman. For the second year in a row, the Gamecocks were unable to defeat (lie i>.. i.. .1: rauiuniN. The Gamecocks go to 13-1-3 on the year. Doug Allison opened the scoring for USC at the 13:29 mark. The senior intercepted a l-'urinan header and knocked the hall into the USC's defense, now ranked No. 3 ii IJSC move to No. 13 in the Associal AP Top 20 1) Oklahoma L. ) I >IV^ W I Cl.^ IN. a 3) Miami, Fla. 4) Florida State 5) LSU j * * STUFFY'! i Chicken Strip !>NE\VK Fries ! Wr gh r Expires 1198; ^ Happy Hour 4-7 50* D ALWAYS Buy 2 Whole Sui 1 Get 1 FREE CAMPUS DELIV1 ' 771-4098 I Across From Honeycombs I c I THE BOARD i PUBLI. I IS NOW t I APPLICA1 > j EDITOR THE GA Applications In Russell H i DEADLINE F( NOVEM V ks tie Pala corner of the goal. Craig Hartman had the assist. Furman, playing without star midfielder Osian Roberts came hnek In tie the game at the 30:55 mark. The Gamecocks had trouble clearing a corner kick out of their box, and Doug Mitchell chipped the ball over USC goal keeper Charles Arndt. Arndt and Gamecock defender Marty Baltzegar began arguing the call as did head coach Mark Berson and his assistant Trevor Adair. All that the protest won was a yellow card for Baltzegar, and the i the nation in total defense, gets down J led Press poll. 6) Auburn 7) UCLA 8) Syracuse 9) Notre Dame 10) Clemson S SPECIAL * * \ s, Cole Slaw vKk/| V/ I .Tea ^NEWX ! > qc ^ O v P C ,# With Coupon raft ,r? 35 JT ERY OF STUDENT CATIONS ACCEPTING riONS FOR It. a MM mm IN UtllfctOF MECOCK Are Available ouse Rm 313 DR APPLICATION IS BER 5, 1987 ? dins 2-2 ii match continued. T!?e teams went into the second half still tied before USC's Mike Gosselin fouled Paladin Rod Underwood in the penalty box. Sean Callaghan scored on the penalty kick to give l urntan a 2-1 lead. Scott Broderick almost made the score 3-1 at 56:89, but Ariult just tipped the ball over the cross bar. Allison came back for the Gamecocks with 22 minutes left. His shot from 20 yards away hit underneath the cross bar and landed w- I ?H KE^r Satiirda> against North Carolina State. 10) Georgia 12) Oklahoma State 13) USC 13) Alabama 15) Michigan State BRIGHTEN A BRONZE 1 ;j (30 VISITS 2900 Dcvine Si. Columbia, S.C. 292( 2 5 2 - H AIR I W : CHILI CH 2 OUR REGULAR 'J Vo LB. CUSTOM M ^ SERVED WITH MU! # CHILI, ONIONS A f |0 EXPIRE n soccer in t In* u(i.il ctiimiitiu <111f I lnv. .1. I..V &V/M. .,t, ^ . ... time Furman argued ther goal, but they were as unsuccessful as USC had been earlier. For the rest of the game, neither team was successful in scoring, and | they went into the two 10-minute overtime periods still knotted at 2-2. 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