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Game 3: West Virginia (1 p.m
Saturday at Mountaineer Field
Morgantown, W.V.).
Records: USC, 1-0*1, and Wes
Virginia, 2-0.
Last week: USC tied with Virgi
nia Teeh, 17-17; West Virginit
defeated Maryland, 14*10.
Series history: The Mountai
neers lead 5-2-1 (3-2 a
Morgantown).
The last meeting: Dec. 30, l%i
(at the Peach Bowl, Atlanta)
West Virginia defeated th<
Gamecocks 14-3, as Mouintai
neer fullback Eddie Williams
rushed for a career-best 20?
yards. Robert Gtesham put the
Mountaineers on the board firsi
with a 10-yard touchdown run
Quarterback Tommy Suggs
drove the Gamecocks to the
West Virginia ten before 2
fumble ended the drive. Before
the half ended, Gamecock kickei
Billy DuPre connected on 2
37-yard field goal for USC's
only points of the game. The
Mountaineers scored with just 23
seconds left in the game on a
James Braxton one-yard run. Jim
Carlen, who was head coach foi
Upcoming ev
Football: The Gamecocks,
1-0-1, are traveling to West Virgi
nia Saturday, to take on the 12th
ranked Mountaineers, 2-0. The
game is scheduled for a 1 p.m
kickoff.
Volleyball: The Lady Gamecocks
will be competing in the
Colorado Tournament in Coloradc
Friday and Saturday. USC, 5-2,
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West Virginia, would later serve
, as head coach for die Gamecocks
from 1975-81.
t The coaches: fa his first season
as USC head coach, Sparky
- Woods is 1-0-1. fa his five years
t at Appalachian State, Woods
compiled a 38-19-2 record and
- was named Southern Conference
I Coach of the Year three consecutive
seasons between 1985-87.
> His overall record stands at
. 39-19-3.
West Virginia's Don Nehlen is
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coach in West Virginia his'
tory. His record while coaching
the Mountaineers is 71-36-1. Be;
fore coming to West Virginia,
| Neblen coached nine seasons at
' Bowling Green, where he compiled
a 53-35-4 record. His over;
all record is 124-71-5. Nehlen
j has never faced the Gamecocks.
Next week: USC returns to
' Wiliiaros-Briee Stadium to take }
I on the Yellow Jackets of Georgia
t Tech, West Virginia travels to
i Louisville to take on the
' Cardinals.
ents in Gamecc
will be competing against Colorado,
Indiana and Pepperdine in the
- tournament
: Cross Country: The cross
country team begins their season
Saturday, when they participate in
the Seahawk Invitational in Wilmington,
NC.
Men's Golf: The Gamecocks
> will begin their season this
weekend by participating in the
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By CHRIS SILVESTRI
Sports Editor
After a brief hiatus last week, the predictions :
column returns. <
In my first week of predictions, only nine of
my picks appeared because of a lack of space, i
My record for that week was 7-2 for a percentage
of .778. And I don't mean to gloat, but I i
did pick the upset special correctly by choosing
Texas A & M tn h<vtt T .ST I and alco mv nrp.
diction for the USC-Duke game was 27-20 in ]
favor of the Gamecocks. Of course, the actual
score was a 27-21 USC victory, making my prediction
off by only one point. I
However, this week has a number of tough <
games, including a battle between the nation's
top two teams, and I'm afraid all you Game- ;
cock fans will not like my pick for their game this
week. Here we go:
USC AT NO. 12 WEST VIRGINIA: This ,
mountain will be too high for the Gamecocks, ,
as Major Harris picks apart USC's suspect defense
. .. West Virginia, 28-16. (
NO. 1 NOTRE DAME AT NO. 2 MICHI- ]
GAN: The luck of the Irish will prevail, even at ]
Ann Arbor .. . Notre Dame, 24-23.
CALIFORNIA AT NO. 3 MIAMI, FLA.:
The potent Hurricane offense will have another
easy day ... Miami, 38-10. >
UTAH AT NO. 4 NEBRASKA: The 1
second-ranked Cornhusker rushing offense will
run up the score on poor Utah . .. Nebraska, 1
43-14.
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this weekend in the Lady Tar Heel
Invitational in Chapel Hill, NC.
Soccer: The Gamecocks, 4-1,
will face North Carolina Sunday at
The Graveyard. The game is sche- Ps,
duled to begin at 2 p.m.
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SOUTHERN MISS AT NO. 5 AUBURN
Southern Miss already used up their big upse
against Florida State; another one is out of th
question . . . Auburn, 27-17.
NO. 6 OKLAHOMA AT ARIZONA: Prob
ation hasn't affected the Sooners on the fieli
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homa, 34-7.
N0.7 CLEMSON AT VIRGINIA TECH
rhe Tigers will have an easier time with th
Hokies than USC did . .Clemson, 24-9.
NO. 10 ILLINOIS AT NO. 8 COLOR
ADO: If the Fighting Illini can win away a
Southern Cal, then they can win at Colora
lo . . . upset special. . . Illinois, 17-16.
NO. 9 ARKANSAS AT TULSA: The Ra
zorbacks will have no problem with Tulsa . . .
Arkansas, 22-6.
ARMY AT NO. 11 SYRACUSE: Th<
Cadets may be saluting the Orangemen afte
this game . . . Syracuse, 28-10.
UTAH STATE AT NO.13 SOUTHERN
CAL: The Trojans are fuming after their loss ti
Illinois, and will take out their frustrations oi
Utah State . . . Southern Cal, 31-3.
PURDUE AT NO. 15 WASHINGTON
rhe Huskies will try to continue their winning
vays by beating the Boilermakers . . .
Washington, 23-14.
MEMPHIS STATE AT NO. 16 ALA
3AMA: The Tide will roll in their season open
>r ... Alabama, 45-7.
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: DUKE AT NO. 17 TENNESSEE: The Vol:t
unteers will outgun the Blue Devils in this
e shootout. . . Tennessee, 37-31.
NO. 18 HOUSTON AT ARIZONA
STATE: The Cougars will remain undefeated
i with their win over Arizona State . . . Houston,
- 30-13.
NO. 19 N.C. STATE AT WAKE FOREST:
: Dick Sheridan's Wolfpack will leave Wake
e Forest howling ... N.C. State, 31-3.
NO. 20 UCLA AT SAN DIEGO: The
Bruins rebound from their loss to Tennest
see . . . UCLA, 27-0.
FLORIDA STATE AT LSU: The Seminoles
will win this battle of winless preseason
tOD twentv teams . FlnriHa Sfatp
VIRGINIA AT GEORGIA TECH: The
j Cavaliers will remain on a high after beating
Penn State . . . Virginia, 28-20.
r BAYLOR AT GEORGIA: The Bulldogs
, will make a bid for the top twenty after winning
a blowout in their season opener . . . Georgia,
3 28-3.
1 NORTH CAROLINA AT KENTUCKY:
The Tar Heels continue to roll, and it isn't even
: basketball season ... North Carolina, 28-9.
r Dr. Donald Jones ? USC AT WEST VIRGINIA:
Too much Major Harris to 6'6" Reggie
Rembert, and a defense that returns seven starters.
Injuries may slow a few key Gamecock
. players, but .he kicking game will keep USC
close .. . West Virginia, 17-12.
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