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Mixed res By TONY MIZZELL Staff Writer The Gamecocks wrapped up spring football practice Saturday afternoon at Williams-Brice Stadium in front of an estimated 000 fans. The offense ran 90 plays against the defensive unit, scoring one touchdown and a field goal. The touchdown came on a one-yard run by Terry Wilburn in the 12th play of the game. Two possesions later, .L. n.L _i * * . e: in uic ^/ui piay, Many oimpsun added a 27-yard field goal that would be the last score of the day. The Gamecocks have many obstacles to overcome before the Blue Devils of Duke come storming in Sept. 7. USC head coach Sparky Woods said he was pleased overall with the way the spring practices went but feels he needs more time to shape the team. "We are way behind because we lost a lot of good players. We are not near the team that we were against West Virginia," Woods said. The Gamecocks defeated West - Virginia 29-10 on Thanksgiving Ride with a sober driv JUST DO IT! 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Back-up Wright Mitchell completed 5 of 11 passes for 76 yards. Receivers/Tight Ends: This category looks good. Several veterans are back ? seniors Robert Brooks, Eddie Miller and David Pitchko. Senior Charles Steward will be at the tight end position with Mathew Campbell seeing plenty of back-up time. Runningbacks: This is where some new guys will come on to the scene. Cleon Jones and Terry Willburn are young and need experience. Albert Haynes must step in to provide leadership. Rob DeBoer will add depth next fall \ \ 15 points :h and dinner 0 and 6:00-9:00 lour 5-8 ith igs in Town! n Wings" 7994225 >r PUG'S f equal 111 5 pDlllU ;h 4/26/91 HI 1 ION TIME! iltural Arts Committee Presents >hony I that will take you >ld high school days! 1991 at 8 p.m. ; students with ID r for the Arts Ion call 777-7130. at the Coliseum box , To charge, call 777-SCAT. rt. by Student Activities Fees. Pogrom Union id rams for Students C.I CLO THE WORLD ONAL UNDERSTANDING , APRIL 22 ,^gpj?|s, - 3:00pm STREET Experience: ' ^eet,e ?man u?.y '--4 ? India . . . AND (DORS MP OGRAM UNION part, by student activity fees. ther highli but he is playing baseball at the current time. DEFENSEOverall: The defensive unit looked very impressive. The coaching staff seems to have done their work here. The defense will be sporting a new look and style using five lineman, two linebackers and four secondary members. Defensive Line: These guys are looking great. The line did their job while compiling nine sacks in the game. This seems to be the strong point of the football A i J t\? m _ r\ 1 _ team, ueraia uixon, iroy uuxe, Marty Dye and Cedric Bembery will be great leaders in these positions. Linebackers: This position is also a great asset to the defense. Veterans Joe Reaves and Mike Landry are back and had a good showing in the game. Secondary: The secondary is young and inexperienced but should develop next fall. Leon Harris had 12 tackles in the game Saturday. Bra Pender and Cedric Surratt will be key secondary members. Prep All-Ai From Staff Reports Derrick Carroll, a prep All-Americ Fr/xm Prtlumkin'n Umi /"""M ntffl UinrVt C/*l iiuiii ^uiuiuuid a uau v^iau^ 1U511 Jti Friday by signing a national letter of cording to Gamecock head coach Gee Carroll had reportedly decided on day of the national signing day for wavering later that night as he tried tc the Gamecocks. 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