The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 07, 1988, Page 8, Image 8
Injuries to Bing
Morrison about
By the Associated Press
Coach Joe Morrison says he isn't certain he'll have two
key players injured over the weekend back in shape in
time for Saturday's game against western caronna.
The Gamecocks' two starting running backs, tailback
Harold Green and fullback Keith Bing, suffered injuries
in Saturday's 31-10 victory over the North Carolina Tar
Heels. Green suffered what Morrison described as "a
bruised ankle bone," and Bing sustained strained knee
ligaments.
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, Green worry
running game
Morrison said Green's availability was questionable for
Western Carolina while Bing was doubtful. Green rushed
an even 100 yards, scored two touchdowns and caught
five passes for 68 yards against North Carolina.
Bing rushed three times for 31 yards, including a
25-yard run, and caught one pass for nine yards.
Morrison said Gerald Williams and Mike Dingle,
backup to Green and Bing, respectively, "look like they'll
get all the work they want" this weekend.
Morrison said the pass blocking was good against
North Carolina and the relatively inexperienced receiver
corps performed well. Quarterback Todd Ellis completed
passes to 10 different receivers in connecting on 23 of 38
for 290 yards.
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Still, Morrison said Monday ne sun sees me neeu iui
improvement.
"I was pleased with the win," he said. "Usually the
most improvement comes between the first and second
games. We've got a lot of correcting to do, but not serious
corrections." .
He said the Gamecocks still need to improve their running
game. South Carolina netted 166 yards on the ground
against North Carolina, but Morrison said Green made
much of his 100 yards on his own.
"We need to improve our run blocking," the coach
said.
Although the defense held North Carolina to a
touchdown and a field goal, Morrison said there was
room for improvement there. "We put pressure on their
passer and got close to him, but we had only one sack,"
Morrison said.
He also called for improvement in the kicking game,
kickoffs and punting as well as kick coverage.
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Robert Robinson stops a North Carolina receiver cold in Saturday night's
game at Williams-Brice Stadium. The Gamecocks won, 31-10.
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ypens season
From staff reports
rhe Lady Gamecock volleyball
:eam opens its season tonight
against Winthrop College, in
preparation for hosting the
Carolina Classic at the Sol Blatt
P.E. Center this weekend.
USC will face Western Carolina
Friday at 1 p.m. and North
Carolina State at 6 p.m. Other matches
that day are William and Mary
vs. West Virginia at 3 p.m. and
William and Mary vs. Western
Carolina at 8 p.m.
The Lady Gamecocks square off
against William and Mary at 11
a.m. Saturday and face West
Virginia at 4 p.m. N.C. State will
play West Virginia at 11 a.m. and
Western Carolina at 4 p.m.
Coach Bonnie Kenny's squad
will be led by senior co-captains
Kendyl Schaefer and Diane Denton.
Six starters return from last
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