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By RICHARD W. ROWELL
Staff writer
Even without starting ru ning
backs Harold Green and Keith Uing,
USC racked up a solid 256 yards
rushing on 56 carries in Saturday's
38-0 win over Western Carolina.
Stepping in for the injured starters
were Mike Dingle and Gerald
Williams, who together rushed 42
times for 193 yards and three
touchdowns.
Dingle, a 6-foot-2-inch, 230 pound
sophomore, had a busy day. scoring
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yards on 24 carries. He also had five
receptions for 57 yards.
"Mike (Dingle) played well this
evening. He ran hard and caught the
ball well," head coach Joe Morrison
said. "He's a fine athlete that's been
away from the game for a while, but
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Dingle was ineligible last year after
he failed to meet academic requirements.
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"Gerald Williams had a fine performance
this evening," Morrison
said. "He is as solid a running back
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"I came in late and had to learn
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line and the backs have been pushing
me to improve."
Wiiliams said he was thrilled about
his touchdown. "Oh, it was great.
Everything was going through my
mind. I waved to my momma, and
she waved back. It was a thrill to
score, and it's what I've been looking
for," Williams said.
The Gamecocks appear to be in
good shape; their young backs are
receiving quality experience. When
USC plays the tougher teams on its
schedule, fatigue or injury shouldn't
be a problem in the backfield,
Williams said. "We have quite a few
quality running backs so when one
goes down, another can come in, and
the team won't suffer."
Injury update: USC's football
team, despite an easy 38-0 victory
over Western Carolina Saturday at
Williams-Brice Stadium, came out of
the contest with several notable injuries.
The most serious is the
dislocated elbow suffered by senior
defensive end Kevin Hendrix. Hendrix
will be out six to eight weeks.
Other players injured against the
Catamounts and their injuries are
running back Mike Dingle (bruised
lower leg), noseguard Kurt Wilson
(sprained ankle), center Randy
Harwell (bruised shoulder), quarterback
Dickie DeMasi (bruised
shoulder), wide receiver George Rush
(bruised shoulder), and offensive
tackle Ike Harris (sore back).
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Saturday's contest against East
Carolina, although DeMasi and
Harwell are on a day-to-day basis.
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Harold Green, injured in USC's
season-opening victory against Nortn
Carolina, are also expected to play.
Bing and Green did not see action
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