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Sports I Monday, November 16, 1987 THE GAMECOCK 7 Gamecocks beat Wolfi IJSC's soccei m ^ lt> Kit 11 A l< I) UK r.r > t w riler With on!\ 2:36 left in double overtime, a Scott Cook shot split two North Carolina State defenders, giving the USC soever team a 10 win. Sunday's win puts the Gamecocks (16-1-3) into position to play host to an NCAA second-round match at The Graveyard as well. USC will play the winner of the DukeNotth C atolina game. Cook's goal climaxed a game marked by great goalkeeping. 1 he Gamecocks' Charlie Arndt may have possibly saved the game in the first overtime when his kick sa\e stopped a Wollpack rally. Inline s i\ns rcai was equally as eneeuve, nigniignung Ins pla\ with a save oI a I)?.>11v* Allison breakaway in the litst overtime. USC shuts down Wake Fores Gamecock de i - - ; I'SC's Harold (.itch lied (jcorge Rogers' rtuord <?t !4 I | season h> scoring three Saturday. ?1 ! (gamecock Gai 1 I he (iamecock defense has (iameco allowed onl\ seven toucnuowns hi iviacKie s nine panics, three ol which were by I orest Sal in Nehiaska No olhc! loam has points Tor the scored more than one touchdown lire record ol on I 'N( this season by USC's Me IJS( \ defense limited Wake (ieorge Roge I orest to three net yards rushing season. I Saturday in W inston Salem and did J not ?111?> \s the Demon Deacons any Willi the < ^ points on the hoard. games reinai Against Noith Carolina Stale, season, Macki the defense held the Wolfpack lo to lie the sclu minus-13 yards rushing. goals. i lack ' team advanci "That's as good a sa\e as you're gonna sec," I N( head coach Mark Heison said. "C"reelii N ( Stale with an excellent pet loi mance. " I hey can break a game open at any point in the game and we wete \ety mindful <>t that." Both teams had then high scot my ollenses shut down, evidence to the cautious play th.it marks NCAA playoff names. "NCAA games arc tense atlairs," Kerson said " I hat's the kind of game that's played." The (iamecocks made the Wolfpack (14 6 1) play theit game in the lust half, dominating play, but unable to score. IJSC outshot State 6 0 in the lust hall. Both teams tightened up in the second hall and tried to play for one goal. Cook and ( laik Ihisson had the Gamecocks' best chances in the second half, but couldn't ?mr* mi ^m*. - - [ft ijJBBBBBWWBM1yliCTl r< Il m v A jSPf H| * ^mvmv^,vv ^%?< * * ' **? *4<**.<v:v\^^ jf . JI V\///N STllH the (,amecoi it 30-0 fense proves N< r?, 8 If B> WAVM. WASHINGTON Sports editor \ VJ NN INS I ON-S A I.I.M, N .( . ? H ? Aas again. Is>!kv. lust like 'he "S" m Hitler instea ( | the "I Nostiadannis \\;i r*"V ~f1 IIP' '""! WIOIIL'. i j\ ^ Nostradamus, (lie 1 renc PSf*- ? philosophei and astrologer \dio lisc from 1503 to 1566, predicted ther would he .i massacic ot massive pre ?> a, portions this past lnda\ in tl Jr% Winston Salem area at an institute i Mg4i|i|8B Mis ieasonm>; had something to d ami lattitiule lint's pinpomtir Winston Salem as the spot lot tl massacre. v Nostiadainus siipposedK predict*. ed him. lie also supposedly loresa Salem area I ridav. Hut Nostradaini k VV as OIK' da\ ol ! . Wake I orest, one ol the schoe \", that allowed 11> students to come class I ridav. might have been belt oil canceling the game Satiuday. k ? I hat was when the massacre < Kl' massive pi oport ions took place. I! (iainecocks lolled into town like black log and hammered the Denu Deacons 10-0. **' ' , ?h phesv come true, at least 20,000 ihem uoic (iamecoek hluck. I SC. now 7 2 atul possibh head !o 1,10 C",Ior R,ml 101 ,,K" stV(>l time m loin yeais, beean the (.1 ouehdowns in a single ilroppjii^ passes ami plaune Ii then heads ueie still m ( ohmihia. lie Notes ck freshman Collin o Running back Harold (irei points against Wake hail a Ileld against Wake I ore Jay cat ticil h 1 in KS Natuida\ IK' m/oioi! tliri season, u Inch Ineaks toiu hdouus, w lueh di.ii ks the 11111 84 points established time :lus season he lias acconiphsl isman Itophy winnei ed the teat and the lointh time rs in his lamed ll>XO his c.ueei Ciieen rushed lot a oat cot high 1 I7.1 \ a 1 dv Mis explosive pei Id 1 lenison and Miami mailt,e moves him up to 21st on tl lung in the legulai I'S( .ill tune lisi ,>l \aidage \n ie needs one held goal 1,1.?^ lie Ii.is hail tluee games il >ol recoid of 11> field season with mote than I<H) iiislui yaids es after double capitalize eithei time. M'l l. 1 . .... . . I * . .1. . I... I .1 I i lie \ wi'K' i\ km more oi^aiii/cu in mi imu uuui ;k ? were m the past Iwc> years, and il kind <>l suprised u Cook said. USC didn't play the Wollpack in the ui'ulai season this year, but had beaten them in \X5 and 'Kf?. 1 lie teams went into overtime still looking loi tlie game's first goal, and as time ticked down in the second overtime, it looked as though ihey would go into a shootout still scoreless. That's when the (lamecocks made the best of a Itantic play inside the N'.C . State penalty box. Marty Halt/egat tlueu a ball in which An lonsson flicked at the goal. C ook 11 led to thigh 11 ap tlie ball, but it bounced away to teammate Jell I o\e. Peat came out to intercept the loose ball, and "I was just trying to keep the goalkeeper oil my back," I o\e '' f ' I S( hallhoys (riyhl) jump for j<>> as the (iameeocks seore the game's <>nl> ^ , >j^| goal of their double-overtime \ictory | over North Carolina State. Senior 1} Doug Allison (left) nets 011 a pla> I. I against the Woll'pack. I SC advanees | 3Sgs3 to play the winner of the I)uke-North Carolina name played Sunday. B * fl| rrra m jstradamusprop to I he (lUinecoek defense hlit/ed Wake I ores! ?|u:irtc>rliacl . onh 66 \ards of total offense. dI lie I hen the (iainccock defense, rank Bui behind a ed and respected nationally, stepped inshini! \<ud-< >n on the field. Harold t netn. i (ianiecock corner Norman I loyd twuk ollensp.el in sfenned in Inml ol W.ikt- I orest " I hell ulliii o quarterback Mike l lkuis' his; pass haune ihe ball of aiul raced .^2 yards to the Demon game." \\ <ike I Deacon Ih-yard line. Donlev said ed When the Gamecocks came up them nd without a score, minds Hashed back I S( had n as to l*)N4's Nav\ game I S( was Doolev's uam, ke undefeated and unable to beat an "lustot all. outclassed Midshipman team our deleiisive in n lor the 1 Sth tune in his careet e lot the st 2<> panics, (iamecock quat let back Ins: two e.n e I oild I Ills passed lot moie than (ianiecov k-. !u d 200 \atds. batk sht::out-? Ii I he sophomore extends his will! in school tecord to yaids I Ihs a 0 lomp o has passed .W tunes and has P>2 .'(unnlct intK in:nn i\t vv In. h li:iv ^.ifui ,1 i\ n it been caught hv \ungback Steihng was tl;e ! n> ! * he Sh.ii pe. \e.u s It li.f ill Sharpe extended 111school ro.n.1 mim fh?. us record Saturday to M consecutive I' < ovvj ug games in which he has caught .1 ies\ die. Nov. I pass. He has SI catches lhis season a s * lecoid ir overtime win I n,,x! U?'N "s' '.lt'ii;.- .inytlmn* I could li u.i, ?sj 1 I''>' ?' o'!lc\ lo !.if :i>?kc it ,iu;t\ " I <?;; In-side w.tli IV.r on iheyiound bel tnd Inn;. I >>\?. In! i; ha. k to < ook, who '-pun and shot. \ state [ -3'lrg; dclendc! tiled ' > hi! it away, but was unable to keep it tioiu bieakine the piano oi the j-'o.il line. \ "ii iu>( bounced out and baicly crossed the line. i C ook said. " lei t I o\e just did an excellent job ol lirhtinr j lot the ball [ = Tin just j>lad the linesman was on top ol the call ." | r ' N 01: don't pl.t\ o\ertime lot a eall like lh.it." "r-.:.v4 \\ lip.uk head coach C.eotire I atantini said '"i on don't lake a L'aine awa> on a 50-^0 >. all unless \on'ie ahsolut ci> sine "I i-ues- >on'!l see .is next ycai." U ? I aiis vs i 1 i he able to see the (?amecocks next week .^B^i v?H Ijt.^ Thr lumii (? * hecj to be false ita fHF*^xy^? ^\3i<lSiSXGBs&5BiBaX3S?siSs?? Jtv n 2A ft, ClJw / r-S^^NHM^MB^B^^^By fl B )! S S/fA7? S TI IH The < mme,,i >v Mike J Ikins :i 11 (1 allowed (lie Demon Deacons ,i career tncn I "1 coach 11H' Monison said "loda\'s !:oni iui)i!.i!: hack pc:u:maiKe makes back to b.uk he C Mtiu\ < v k vot o:i shutouts. Ilia! letlects the ^reat tob \. ot om delensi\e pla\ers. \ikI cci so won' u- down t'\ i.milv the> and defensive coach ( loe Ioi two thuds o: the I eei |)unn and his stall are doini! a i?resi head v?Mv"li liiil kueal job." Vo uin! votildr.'' <op Next week, tlie (i.niKV(\ks pla\ host to ( leiiisvXi o urn,hi.1 -loppinc Nosiiadamus didn't make a howevet p'eUiction lot this one. hut ii should weaie\ei\ proud ot In- a hard-hit t iilj!, nail bittui! lit " i.tnavo.. k head peilomiaiue 11!nI !itnt* miuc the ? (ianuwck viHiuMh.uk \.m llirs Jwmi. ;!u nun I 4>\v! settled mill \\ w . i?? : >!.\! :vt k '.* s.ih'iu komloil;ih!\. Ik Ii.ki r.\.> In ! M opened ;.Kk!-." .uivl puked i>ll two parses <n-i I'. 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