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USC knocks By BRANT LONG Assistant Sports Editor CLEMSON ? The USC soccer i Clemson Sunday with a 3-0 victor Tigers in the first round of the NCA, The ninth ranked Gamecocks got and one from junior Andrew Coggin USC got on the board at 39:21 m Love crossed the ball inside the pe Brisson who headed the ball to Streh Strehmel drilled the ball past Cl( give USC a IrO lead at the half. In the second half, Brisson passet front nf the enal who nlarfvi th<? h; lead. Clemson pressured after the goal Turner thwarted the Tigers' efforts. With under five minutes remaini passed to senior co-captain Tommy 1 Loeber was taken down from be! USC was awarded a penalty kick. Strehmel beat Zawislane on the ] left side of the goal. "When we lost to Clemson in Col of the season and in today's game," were determined from that point on game." USC (14-4-2) will play N.C. State determined as of press time. Gamecock c ignites retur By RICH TAYLOR Staff Writer The USC defense, under fire for their lackluster play during the Gamecocks' three game losing streak, looked to turn things around Saturday against Southern Illinois. But after Saluki quarterback Fred Gibson caught a nine-yard pass from tailback Greg Brown with 10:43 remaining in the fourth quarter, SIU was down only 24-13 to the heavily favored Gamecocks. More than ever, USC needed a big play by the defense. Fortunately for the Gamecocks, cornerback Cedric Surratt delivered. First, Surratt broke through to block the extra point following Brown's touchdown pass. Then, after a Gamecock punt gave SIU a chance to pull even closer, Surratt turned in the play of the game. He intercepted a Gibson pass on the USC 29-yard line, eluded several Saluki tacklers and was stopped just short of the goal line On the next play, Albert Haynes dove in from the one, giving the 'Cocks a 31-13 lead. And for all intents and purposes, the game was "The United Way woi days a year, not just they take up the m HF?JTATTKAMT i K ! ? ? ! THE EXC IS GRCF COLI Challenge. Excitement. Fun. Rew; new Olive Garden location. The Olive Garden is America's fa: over 200 restaurants nationwide. C Italian specialties and spirited Hosp much fun as eating here! Share in our success ... come work i opportunities immediately available Hosts & Hostesses Walters & Waitresses ? Bussers ? Bartenders ' Cashiers 1 revious restaurant experience is f to tbose with the right pot 1 he Olive Garden has to offer you: p a^bievement avvatds; meal discout eiigioiuiy requirements). Applications will be taken Mon.-Sa any of the opportunities listed atx location: 274 Hart (At Harbison Coui Coh An Equal Opp. Italian off Clemson team avenged an early season loss to y over the nationally fourth ranked A. Soccer championships, two goals from senior Greg Strehmel s in the win. ark of the first half when senior Jeff nalty box to senior co-captain Clark imel. jmson goalkeeper Jaro Zawislane to 1 the ball to a wide-open Coggins in ill in past Zawislane for a 2-0 USC , but the play of USC goalie David ng in the contest, Jonas Judjonsson ^oeber who was breaking up field, lind at the top of the goal box, and penalty kick, putting the ball in the umbia, it was a big factor in the rest USC coach Mark Berson said. "We that we were going to win today's ; next Sunday. The site has not been :ornerback sh n of good del over. Surratt, a 5-foot-l 1-inch, 193-pound sophomore from Shelby, N.C., refused to take all the credit for his timely interception. "I have to give half credit to Coach (David) Bibee, because we practiced on it all week," Surratt said. "He told us they were going to throw it (out pattern). They threw it once for a first down, and I wasn't on him. So next time, I knew I had to be there, and I was lucky to get the pick-off. "When I intercepted the ball, I knew I could outrun most of their 1 i npmon Tf- niArlrnH until T uiivuivu, 11 w \jl ivvu uilull i gui LU the one-yard line. It would have been nice to get the touchdown, but I fell a half-yard short" USC's defense was gunning for a shutout but saw those hopes disappear when Ian Oliver turned a tipped pass into a 55-yard touchdown reception from Brian Downey. "The tip was just a bad break," Surratt said. "We were going for the shutout. We were in good coverage and in position to make the play, but they got a lucky break and a touchdown." rks 365 _ ,, , The United Way Is the day Rp) The Way Of Love. oney." OPPORTUNITIES COME WORK UN I I IE GARDEN DEMENT WING IN JMBIA irds. It's all waiting for you at our brand >test-growing Italian dinnerhouse with >ur festive atmosphere, freshly-prepared italiano? service make working here as n the garden. We have more than 100 Pasta Makers Prep Cooks Line Cooks Dish Machine Operators referred, but we're willing to provide ential. Take advantage of the rewards ;aid vacation; profit sharing; server sales its; and medical/dental (with certain t. between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. Apply for 3ve by visiting with us at our newest >ison Blvd. *t Shopping Center) imbia reunify Employer "Zvute*^.. ^RESTAURANT Junior center Jeff Roulston goes u| exhibition loss to Team Sparta of C; ines in win, Pensive play Defensively, the Gamecocks tried to apply more pressure on the quarterback than in recent weeks, leaving Surratt and the other defensive backs responsible for manto-man coverage. "The coaches wanted us to put more pressure on the quarterback and play more man coverage," Surratt said. "They had confidence in us (defensive backs) and we had confidence in the line to put pressure on and try to make the quarterback make bad decisions. "We blitzed a lot more. Blitzing really gives the defensive backs more leverage, and we're able to see things better. We did play a lot of zone, but we played more man in this game than we have all year." Coach Sparky Woods praised Surratt and recognized the importance of his interception. "I think Cedric Surratt making the interception was a real boost for our defense," Woods said. "It certainly felt good again to see the /lofanco crr\ rrc*i tVio koll IiUa thof UV1V11JV U1V uail I1A.V U'Ul and make something happen to put us in position to win. Seeing it happen makes us realize it can happen again." The Caro I V If you or someo eligible to be A plaque college/i or chanc Chairmai Five shai Motors C stock Cane ^ I Donald Bradley/The Gamecock P for a shot in the Gamecocks' zechoslovakia Friday night. U Dear USC Students: The 1990 Garnet & Blac out. However, of the pre-< up. This means that almc for their yearbook have n Because most yearbook! dents are unaware or have if you have a yearbook wa House 313 at 777-3888. W yearbooks must be pickei Also, as a reminder: ind 5pm in the Russell House students, and no appoints If you have comments < please feel free to call us a you! Sincerely, Winifred Rodgers 1991 Garnet & Black Editc GENERAL VOLUINI 1 LLK SJ in associai University o lina Cares, C 3ro grams, am Rewar olunte< ne you know a one of three recipients c consi signed by the jniversity president ellor and the 11 of General Motors res of General Corporation Common All Full Timo C nn * MI* ? ?mi/ is Lpus Activitie House (80< CHEVROLET-PON BUICK-CADILLi HBHfl General Motors..'.' USC loses to r despite impro\ By RICH TAYLOR Staff Writer Team Sparta from Czechoslovakia defeated the USC men's basketball team 67-64 Friday night in the Gamecocks' final exhibition game. Senior forward Michael Glover missed the second of two free throws with :03 left in the game, and the Gamecocks trailed by one, 65-64. After being fouled, Sparta's Libor Vyoral hit two free throws to account for the Final margin. Despite the loss, Coach George Felton was not discouraged. "Rasirallv I saw a lot r?f im provement from the first exhibition," Felton said. "I'm glad this game had some pressure to it. Our guard play was improved tonight over Monday night's game, but our inside game was weaker. We need to become more consistent. "Our young men need to realize there is a systematic way to play. We had too many breakdowns. We Garnet & Black 'niversity of South Carolina Yearboo USC's Oldest Publication k yearbook has arrived and mai ordered 1990 yearbooks, roughh >st 1,300 parents or students wh eglected to pick it up! > are ordered through registratic ; forgotten to pick up their book iting for you, contact the Studer e'll be glad to check. 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Sparta's Michael Jezdik answered with a thrf?/?_nr?int*?x from thf?. tnn of the key, and the Czechoslovakia^ were ahead to stay. Jo Jo English lead the Gamecocks with 21 points while Chris Leso chipped in 11 points and eight rebounds. Jezdik led a balanced Sparta attack with 12 points. USC opens regular season play Nov. 23 in the Great Alaska Shootout. k ty have already been given Y 1,200 have been picked ich have already paid >n by parents, many stu. Please, if you are not sure it Media Office in Russell med 1990 Garnet & Black 990, by 5 pm. *' lovember 12 - 16th, 9am to ;s are free, open to all r\( fVio Harriot AT RlarW forward to hearing from >lina rvice I / t! munity. you are ! Award which d reception family, and tion in your metown rid notential age j jsell ;i f i4