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The spark to this year's offense
rests with senoir quarterback Todd
Ellis. Going into this season, he is the
school's all-time passing and total offense
leader. Ellis has thrown for
over 8,500 yards and hold 25 school
records.
"1 think we're fortunate to have a
guy with the experience that Todd
has," Woods said. "We've got to get
i ouu in a position to ao wnat ne aoes
best and that is set his feet and throw
the football and put it in the hands of
people who can win games for us,"
he said.
USC's ninth leading rusher of alltime
is Harold Green. In three years
he has compiled 2,016 yards. Five
times in his career he has scored three
touchdowns in a game.
"Harold is a guy who needs to
have a banner year for us," Woods
said. "He has more ability than any
other back I've coached. He's a guy 1
who's got to stay healthy. The great i
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thing about the one-back offense is
that they can't deny him from having
the football."
Keith Bing, who was granted an
extra year of eligibility, and Mike
Dingle will provide depth in the back
position. Albert Haynes, who had a
solid spring practice, will also make a
valuable contribution.
Last year freshman sensation
Robert Brooks will lead a cast of
receivers for Sparky Woods. AllAmerican
candidate Carl Piatt along
with Eddie Miller, George Rush,
David Pitchko and Skeets Thomas
will form a solid group of receivers.
"We've got good enough receivers
to win games with, Woods said.
"They can all run and catch the football.
Robert Brooks has tremendous
talent and Eddie Miller has great
speed."
The offensive line is a fairly good
barometer in determining the success
of the total offense. Tackles Calvin
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Stephens and Ike Harris are key components
to the offensive line.
However, there are some concerns on
the offensive line, Woods said.
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tackles," he said. "My biggest concern
is at center and guard. We don't
have much experience there. We've
got to make progress in those areas."
After having a predominately blitzing
attack on defense for the past
two seasons, the Gamecocks now
plan only to blitz to catch the opponent
off guard.
"As we've lacked at our defensive
personnel, we believe our greatest
asset is our ability to run," Woods
said.
The defensive line is an area of
concern also. Kurt Wilson, who was
sidelined for most of last year, is a
key player this year. Having a good
spring pratice and starting at nose
guard is Bobby Brown. Injuries and
class schedules gave Brown a lot of
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"Bobby Brown had a good spring
and I think he is a capable nose guard
that needs to play for us," Woods
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Marty Dye at right tackle is also
expected to have a good season.
"Marty Dye has great ability and
needs to work hard and have a big
year for us," Woods said.
USC's special teams was one of the
strongest weapons last year. Collin
Mackie ranks among the nation's
best as a kicking specialist. Rodney
Price will be heavily relied upon as
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"Collin Mackie is a tremendous
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