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USC to face 1 teams look to By STEVE JOHNSON Staff Writer After suffering a crushing 41-10 setback to bowl-bound Florida State, Coach Sparky Woods said the Gamecocks are looking to "get under control and find a way to win a ballgame." USC will have an opportunity to do that Saturday at 1:30 D.m. when they take on the Southern Illinois University Salukis at WilliamsBrice Stadium. According to SIU head coach Bob Smith, the Division 1-AA Salukis (2-8) are a "young, inexperienced team." Although they are in the middle of a seven-game losing streak, the beginning of that slide was marked by a game against nationally ranked Illinois in which they went on top of the Illini early by a score of 21-7. The Salukis went on to lose 56-21, but proved that they can score against a Division One team. The major concern for the Salukis this Saturday will be trying to rnmp nn with a wav to contain the . Gamecocks' prolific passer, quarterback Bobby Fuller. With three games left to play, Fuller has already thrown 127 passes for 1,742 yards and 11 touchdowns. Fuller is Mm Up, up and away ... Junior Joe Rhett takes a sh Clemson. The Gamecocks tak night at 7:30 p.m. in an exhibil I n A IVII rH JOB AT UPS WQRKW ,gggZ m 1 Serious a| inauire 6th floor. BA bui representatives interviews can be arrar 700 Ta\ :=W=\ WORKING FOR S UpS UPS DELI L-AA Salukis, bounce back currently the 14th rated quarterback in the nation. The Salukis counter with a defense featuring four down lineman and a zone coverage. Applying most of the Dressure for thp. Sain. kis will be linebackers Kevin Kilgallon, Brian Miller, Jon Manley and defensive end Marty Hochertz. The four Saluki defenders have combined for 284 tackles and seven quarterback sacks. Offensively, the Salukis feature a pass-oriented attack led by junior transfer quarterback Brian Downey. Downey has thrown 173 passes for 1,853 yards and six touchdowns this season. Primary targets for Downey are the sophomore receiving tandem of Johnny Roots and Justin Roebuck. "R & R" have caught a total of 59 passes for 884 yards and two touchdowns. The matchup between USC and Southern Illinois is the first game between the two teams and probably will not be the beginning of a rivalry. This is because the Gamecocks will be dropping many of the Division 1-AA schools from its schedule in an effort to accomodate the schedule changes that will take place as a result of USC's new SEC membership. ' Wm ^31 -?w?File photo ot in last season's 83-65 loss to ;e on Sparta Czechoslovakia to:ion game at Carolina Coliseum. RTTIME 3 IS REALLY IG OUT." "UPS is paying me almost $10,000 a year to get in the best shape of my life. See, I work part-time sorting packages, about four hours a day. After sitting in class all day, it feels good to get some exercise. It's like doing a couple of hours in a gym?except you get paid to work out "That's not the only advantage of working at UPS. There are other benefits?like choosing your own work schedule and getting paid holidays and vacations. Jobs open up in Accounting, Industrial Engineering, I.S. and Customer Service. But if you're looking to shape up while adding weight to your wallet?try Operations. ?U ?ha uihrtlo ctnHont hrvtv wnrkaH at UPS, eveybody would be in better ftidb shape?physically and financially.' aplicants can Iding to find out when UPS will be on campus. Or iged through Job Service, flor Street. TUDENTS WHO WORK FOR US. VERS EDUCATION r x*n* I IIPB Renee Meyer/The Gamecock USC junior Caryn Case spikes the ball in a match earlier this season. The Lady Gamecocks play Alabama-Birmingham and N.C. State Friday and Rutgers Saturday in the Gamecock Invitational. Trivia Answers 1 Q. How many past USC basketball players have had 1,000 re- ^ich Tayloil bounds or more in their careers? 20-16-1 A. Five: Joe Smith, 1951-55; Lee Collins, 1952-56; Tom Owens, , T ~ ^ ~ M n 1968-71; Alex English, 1972-76 R Dame @ Tenn' N' Dame and Jimmy Foster, 1980-84. Houston @ Texas Houston Q. How many Gamecocks have had their numbers retired? Ohio St. @ Iowa Iowa A. Four: Grady Wallace, No. 42, 1955-57; John Roche, No 11, DVTtA,j, 1968-71; Kevin Joyce, No. 43, BYU@Wyom,ng BYU 1970-73 and Alex English, No. 22, 1972-76. Georgia @ Florida Florida Q. USC head coach George Fel- .... . _ _.. , ... , ton has a 67-49 record at USC. 1"mols @ Mlch- MlchWhat and when was Felton's best season at USC? Mich. St. @ Minn. Mich. St. A. In 1987-88, the Gamecocks were 19-10 and finished third in Md @ Penn s,_ Penn s>, the Metro Conference. Q. What is the record for most points scored in a contest by a S. Illinois @ USC USC USC player? A. John Roche scored 56 points VA Tech @ Tech vc Fnrman on Foh A 1071 GA Tech Gamecock Athlete of the Week Joe Rhett is The Gamecock Ath- mt lete of the Week. Jmtk The 6-foot-8-inch junior forward from Columbia (Eau Claire) scored 25 points (20 in the first half) and had ten rebounds against High Five America Monday night in the Gamecock's exhibition loss. The game was Rhett's First since f|9j he had a pacemaker installed late ^ ? ! last season. |?L | Rhett starts the 1990-91 campaign with a career 8.8 scoring average and a 5.9 rebounding I average. Rhett came to USC from Eau /~M * TT!^L r -1 1 1 : v^iairc nign ocnooi anu is majoring in Business Management. Joe Rhett use hires ^rTyo^nteresteTii^^t -j Graphics, or just want to n new coacn Then come join P0R1 From Staff Reports i Randy Davis, pitching coach at ? Louisiana State University for the .w(Jijiiwwiwiww *uMitwofciflw w1 * past three years, was named to a j > gmmt hm similar position on the USC base- w* b? Wednesday. ^ " sSJL. USC head baseball coach June ;j ' niiiriinAi Raines made the announcement jl u# CULTURAL At that Davis "has an excellent \ I : PRE! academic program and is a good 1 'BS&l teacher and coach who comes from i >>, v ^ an outstanding program." f. /'If - " Davis comes from an LSU prog- jjfc#-. f 1*1 ram that advanced to the College : %;/ -/7 / * ^ J World Series three out of the past ; ...... four years. : I 1 Davis also has Southeastern ^ ^ Conference experience and said ' 0 USC's entry to the SEC made the ? r ^v. " opportunity "more attractive to me. i [ THE KOGEB CENT "I wanted a chance to continue j ...# working under a winning coach," ! .* . '' ... C he said. "I feel I can learn under | ' ;<*> r% a a/ i Coach Raines." I # THURSDAY, I Davis succeeds Doug Lambeth, 1 who resigned in August 1 :0- **I & W . .. J ADMISSIOf^tlSC ST .? i ' puid^ 1AI flCr.CM ^ ARE AVAILABLE All Wlf U JV pi I ALL THE SCAT LOCATION > [ THIS PROOWdii''i# PAID FO?, IN PAI ; ? "i i USC wins tw< before hostin By BRANT LONG Assistant Sports Editor The Lady Gamecock volleyball team closes nut their 1000 season this weekend as they play host to the Gamecock Invitational at the Sol Blatt P.E. Center. USC, 20-13, is coming off of two big road wins. On Monday night, the Gamecocks traveled to Atlanta to square off against Georgia Tech. Paced by junior Caryn Case (11 kills and 14 digs) and freshman Libby Ralston (11 kills), USC downed the Lady Yellow Jackets 3-1. Tammy Correll also had 38 assists in the win. The Lady Gamecocks, after falling in the first game 15-13, responded with wins of 15-4, 15-8 and 15-7 to win the match. USC blanked Georgia State on Tuesday night 3-0 in Atlanta. The Lady Gamecocks dominated the match, winning 15-10, 15-6, 15-11. The win gave Head Coach Bonnie Kenny her sixth straight ege Football Pickem Brant Long feff Wilson Steve Johi 25-11-1 24-12-1 22-14Tenn. N. Dame N. 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Kenny added that the team has a big challenge ahead in the Gamecock Invitational as AlabamaBirmingham, ranked 12th in the South Region, Rutgers, and North Carolina State come to USC. "UAB is the favorite and Slate always gives us a tough match. If we play up to potential though, we can win the tournament," she said. "It will be good preparation for the conference tournament." USC takes pn UAB at 2 p.m. and N.C. State at 8 p.m. on Friday and plays Rutgers on Saturday at noon. The Metro Conference tournament is Nov. 16-18 in Louisville, Ky. i?s Panel nson David Bowden Doug Aube 1 24-12-1 23-13-1 le Tenn. N. Dame Houston Houston Iowa Iowa BYU Wyoming a Florida Florida s Mich. Mich. St. Mich. St. Mich. St. It. Penn St. Md. use use ch GA Tech | GA Tech Coming to a news stand near you I ^ w 1 I ? ffiskm ~ tj . H 1 I ? n| I ?1 I Iff o 1 I Ip 2 2.1 ft SK & E 65 FJ 01 a 1 | S3 ?- H =111 Q. n | S |" b- 65 > M ? ?gs ? < H x o < 3 ? REI |f I w. 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