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J Deadly threat Soccer t ^ 1*. versa mi i \U KA! I I K,II -Vssislttiil spoil", rdilor A lew yeais ago I S( students i.iicK talked ,il>oui the soccer team. Most ol iheni didn't know where I lie (ita\e\aid was 01 the record ol the I I e.i m I lines have changed. USC students walk atound campus in black soccer mini's uikI (lock (i) I he (itaveyard to witness the No. Gamecocks polish nil theii opponents. Credit head coach Mark Herson foi the changing of the times. In recruiting he has pained players who not only know how to play soccer, hut are able to create an atmosphere 011 the soccei field that involves each fan. Her son recruited Scott Cook. Ihe 5-loot y inch senior might not he a household name yet. but he is quickly becoming lamihai to I'SC students. Ihe Hcthesda, \1tl., native has scored the game winning goals in the past two I :S( victories. i no most important goat 01 ins careet came cutting double overtime against North Carolina State. Mis goal made the score 1 0 in the first Five USC *^flE^l^^^n&?' <Wmmm rill ? '^ ^m a. :. j&3HI: * MBjBfaBLw aLflj B , I k B L *TTHIIK^ BMSi Barr> Manning and Kevin Hoffman ^|><l(. GOT r? ^ We urgently need pecn to aid in medical reseat had mono within tho n I qualify for $100 per w< time. Call 254-6537. Serol< l /&. 1 2719 Midd Colur. Serologicals 1 wuunui : SUN * Q* "LOTS" OF RICH COC i J JUST A LITTLE CI A LITTLE PINEA J FEW WALNUTS AN WHIPPED CREAM , r . m? OUTRAGEOUSLY 600C AQIYI 'c IV ty to USC round of the NC AA tournament. USC's defense capitalized off <>i ( ook's effort and advanced to the sc cond round. ( ook describes his performance modestly. "N.C. State's goalie had been coining out and putting pressute on our attacker all day, it linalb caught up with him. "lie had came out too fat when left (love) had the ball on the out side. Jeff did a terrific job in kickim; it back toward the goal; I don't even know if he intended to kick hack t<> tti.? It ill I- ... I ... i remember all I wanted was to gel a hard, clean kick off. I s;i\s their goalie try to rccovcr, but he just couldn't get back. Mis players weren't in the position to help him out and I watched the ball score." Cook said all year Doug Allison's reputation of being a dominant scorer has allowed a versatility m scoring for the Gamecocks. "Doug is one of the greatest scorers I've ever seen," Cook said. "All of our opponents know of hi-ability to maneuver the ball, and they always mark him, but that gi\es us an recruits coi m j ?. if ir . 1 .-V. -}: ! HAt' I.Hdll rhe (.amei... ?. will vie for playing time at (lie guard 10N0? )le with Mononucleosis 'ch. It you have or have iast 2 weeks, you may : sek for 3 hours of your j >?icals. Inc. leburg Dr Suite 105 ibia. S C 29204 >54-6537 n j noupoN i m ' CRUISER I DAE! f ONUT ICE CREAM WITH # HOCOLATE SYRUP, PPLE TOPPING, A D TOPPED OFF WITH & A PLUMP CHERRY. 9 ^ PER COUPON J >J COUPON EXPIRES ? 11 -^3-87 $ >ok adds Z arsenal advantage because oui team lias enough talent to take up the slack." ( onk is pari of one of the nation's premiei I tout lines along with Allison, At ni Ai nthorsson and Circn\ille I'ope. l;S("s front line has a\etaged V4 goals per game. Cook is third on the team in scoring, which matches his season per for malice. Cook and the (iainecock Iront line are going to ha\e tlicit work cut out tut them Sunday at Ihe Graveyard. I hey play host to North Carolina in the second round of the NCAA tout nanicnt. "We have to go out and play with everything we have," Cook said. "It's going to he a brawl. We have to get all loose balls even it they have a betlei percentage in getting to them, we will have to put lorth the effort to overcome the percentage. North ( arolina has a very physical game s!\le and are a hard nose team. I think out team is balanced enough though that we can accomodate their st\le." m 1 irS rN 4r ? iiu auu sue H\ ST ACT". V HOI C. II Sluff writer i 'S( "s basketball program lias some new faces, ushering m a new era in (iamecock basketball and high expectations. Ciamecock basketball tans are ex cited about the five recruits landed by I SC' head coach (ieorge l elton and his stat I. I he eroup of newcomers include four South C arolinians, two from f . I 1- ... v muiiiuui. freshman Barrs Manning, perhaps the host known recruit, is from l au ( I,ure High School and is the slate Player of llie Near. At ft-foot -4-inch. Manning should add depth to the shooting guard position and has also worked at point guat (.1 Michael (ilover is a ft-loot-5-inch sssingman who avetaged 1ft points and I 1 rebounds per game this past sear at Keenan High of Columbia. Ciloser should help off the bench and add some tenacious rebounding to .1 lt?: 1111 fh:?f /W IVirt * I Martin, has had problems in that area. 1 he third recruit, ami by no means the least talented of the state's class of '87, is 6-foot-1 1-inch Jeff Roulston of Summerville High School, where he scored II points and grabbed 14 boards per game his senior year. I? !?. ? - - 1- - * - ? ? i\ouimuii migm immediately ncip I'SC's frontline, which was thin last \ cai. The two rccrnits that arc less known, hut \cry talented, are Brent I Shears Full Servi Family Hairci i 1 j Sculptured J j Nails j ! $29.95! j Coupon required | j Exp _l l_30?7 j Walk-in Welcome! 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