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12 Gamecock by soccer i From Staff Reports The state of South Carolina will have representation in the 1991 NCAA Soccer Tournament, but for the first time in seven years, it won't be from the Gamecocks. USC, 14-5, missed out on its seventh consecutive trip to the tournament when they did not receive a bid Monday afternoon. But two other state schools, Clemson and Furman will be participating. The Gamecocks played against seven of the teams who made the tournament, defeating tourney participants San Francisco and Evansville and losing to NCAA-bound Wake Forest, Rutgers, North Carolina and Furman. Adelphi, a Met Life Classic participant, also made the field. The Tigers, 13-5-2, will be making their 16th trip to the NCAAs, but only their second since 1987, when they won the national championship. Clemson downed the Gamecocks 6-0 two weeks ago in a crucial South Region game. They will travel to Raleigh Sunday to face 11-4-2 N.C. State at 1 p.m. Men's ten] closes out From Staff Reports The South Carolina men's tennis team closed out their fall campaign by participating in two tournaments this weekend. Five Gamecocks, PJ. Langone, Dirk Hahneiser, Mark Palus, Johan Wiig, and Jimmy Panagopoulos, qualified to compete in the ITCA Rolex South Atlantic Region in Winston Salem, N.C. Meanwhile, Jon Reeves, Alex Schad, and Jose Frontera traveled to Gainesville, Fla., to participate in the Barnett Bank Fall Invitational. The winner of the ITCA Rolex Regional qualifies for a berth in the ITCA National to be held in heoruary. aoutn uaionna iresnman Jimmp Panagopoulos was the most successful Gamecock, posting the biggest win of his young career with a 6-4, 2-6, 6-3 victory over North Carolina's Woody Webb. Webb, college tennis' 26th ranked player in the latest Volvo Collegiate poll, was the tournament's second seed behind Tar Heel teammate Roland Thronqvist. WED L REMIND YOl UNCENSORE OF THIS NE MADE PO! THE CONST! THE UNIT] THE CONS The words To learn more about the Constitution D.C. 20599. 'Die Commission on the Bic< | Mother: Papillion for 1: | Father: Wolf Bed j Birthplace: 631 Harder \ Birthdate: 11/1/91 | We at Papillior announce the t step in C ll ooumern j Tan Ask about our Come see us tc $2.00 Off cut a ! i 631 Harden St. - 5 points s ignored tourney The. Tiuers and Wolfnarlr tied Hi ing the regular season 2-2. The Paladins will be makii their first-ever trip to the NCA tourney. Furman, 14-4-1, knocki off USC earlier in the season 1 on a second half penalty kick. T1 Paladins have no easy task as th< head to Winston-Salem to batt Wake Forest in a 2 p.m. kickol The Deacons, 13-4-3, defeated tl Paladins 2-1 in the regular season The winner of the Tiger: Wolfpack match will meet tl Paladin-Deacons winner. Tl NCAA Final Four will be he! Dec. 6-8 at the University of Soul Florida. In other state soccer note USC-Spartanburg received a bid the NCAA Division II tourname for the first time in the school history. The Rifles finished I9i at 17-2-1 and are seeded third the 12-seed tourney. They head the University of Tampa (16-3on Saturdav at for a 7'^0 n r match. The winner of that conte meets top-seeded Florida Tech. lis team season However, Panagopoulos fell i Georgia Tech's Paul Stevens 47-6(8-6), 6-3. Panagopoulos ove all fall record stands at 7-6 inclu< ing another quarterfinal berth i the South Carolina Fal Invitational. P.J. Langone also reached tf quarterfinals. Langone defeate UNC-Greensboro's Jason Kind< and North Carolina's Bryan Jone to set up a quarterfinal meetin with Clemson's Greg Seilkoi Seilkp outlasted Langone in thre tough sets 4-6, 6-3,6-2. At the University of Florid Bamett Bank Invitational, USC' Alex Schad reached the quarterf nal round by virtue of a 6-3, 6triumph over Florida's Interna tional's Coen Buys. On Saturday Schad was eliminated by secon seeded Bruce Haddad (Florida 1 THa norr? aa/v^Up ' Tac / y w x* x iiv VJuuiv/^v/vivj j \jo Frontera won a three set thrille 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 over Florida State' Hiro Takata, but was ousted in th second round by Florida's Dou Proudian. IKE TO J THAT THE :D CONTENT WSPAPER IS SSIBLE BY ITUTION OF ;D STATES. TITUTION ; we live by write: Constitution. Washington. VW1 :ntcnnial of Die U.S. Constitution. cSuki l are pleased to )irth of another beauty: Exposure Spa GREEK SPECIALS >day and receive nd style Spo I<;amF Rich Taylor 104-5 CNC vs. UNC So. Carolina ir. I-?? TEXAS A&M A -.. . , A&M j- vs. Arkansas -d GEORGIA GEQRGL vs. Auburn he SYRACUSE c-rncp jy vs. Boston Coll. le ff. VIRGINIA TECH TFrH le vs. E. Carolina ILLINOIS w-. 5" a>fi li Michigar * vs. Michigan ie Ih .LSUvs. lsu Id Miss. State th PENNST. NotreDanl vs. Notre Dame * __ <? DUKE vs. NCSute nt N.C. State 's FSU vs. FSU in Miami to CHIEFS vs. chiefs 1) Broncos n. St FALCONS FALCON: vs. Bucs STEELERS Redskins vs. Redskins GIANTS GIANTS vs. Cowboys RAIDERS vs. R AIDERS Seahawks to E Five NFL i II 1 Bowden 1 ?im mif > Wr g ^^^^Gridiron gripes 49ers, Vikings, Cardinals, Browns, Steelers ? exit stage a right. Those five NFL teams are all s but mathematically eliminated i- from the playoffs. For example, for 2 my Niners to even get a Wild Card i- spot, the Giants and Falcons would L have to drop two games relative to d San Fran. The Eagles would also i) have to drop one. Better luck next e - year, guys. r Hi Mao noyKilo Ko/"?lr in ??in -? h mvuiiTTiuiv i/uviv. Ill Ul^/ Will" s ner's column, the Washington e Redskins had a field day, blowing g out the Atlanta Falcons 56-17 (Jerry Glanville's team actually Gamecocks Brant *?? Long <x> V# Wait a minute. Me, write a column on American football? You must be kidding. Oh, on USC American football? Well, alright. Folks, it comes down to these last two weeks to decide whether our beloved Gamecocks will finish with a winning season. And frankly, if I were a betting man, the odds would not be in our favor. J But there is always hope. I 5 Creates A TOS /AASTERPIEC1 ? -iHs\ x. UJ. ATKinhtfJ sm^ll 99^C0U? COP/SAJJ FREE COPyp I-hroc. NovEA?ER ZX \ )ANt)&UjlH)lTDCWMOM \ /AA50N1"TE AiTFIRST HE i GOT REAL EXCITED? C7 \ t KinHbs 7HE COP/CENTER - /1116KE( RTS COCK 1991 Gamecoc Aaron Teddy David Sheinin Lepp Bowden 2 102-54 QRJffl 98-58 UNC UNC Carolina A&M A&M A&M ^ GEORGIA GEORGIA GEORGIA SCUSE S'CUSE S'CUSE E. Caro TECH E. Caro i Michigan Michigan ILLINOIS ] Miss St Miss St Miss St ie P STATE N. Dame P STATE NC State NC State NC State FSU FSU Miami CHIEFS CHIEFS CHIEFS S FALCONS FALCONS FALCONS F Redskins Redskins STEELERS ] Cowboys GIANTS Cowboys ( > RAIDERS RAIDERS RAIDERS F teams can swept San Francisco this year? Must have been a deal with the devil). Washington is 10-0, but let me say it right now, they will not go undefeated. Either the Cowboys, Giants or Eagles will beat them (but not all three). My prediction: the Redskins will go 15-1 or 14-2 and win the Super Bowl handily (unless they play the Oilers). As for the also-rans, the NFC East and the AFC West should dominate the playoffs. I figure the Skins, Cowboys and Eagles (and maybe the Giants) will all represent the NFC East in the postseason. The Chiefs, Broncos and Raiders will join the AFC Championship hunt. Each conference's Super Bowl representative will more than likely come from these two divisions as well. This brings me to a trend I still have . mean, now good can North Carolina really be in football? Of course after the Tar Heels, it will be that time. The time when all those pickup trucks and tractortrailers come rolling down 1-26, stopping at every truck stop to refuel and take a picture with the wife/sister and kids. The time when that obnoxious orange is everywhere and the faint smell of livestock taints the air. Hey, maybe they'll wear those lovely purple jerseys? Wouldn't that just be dandy. I'm talking about Clemson, our archrival and hated in-state enemy. By the way, they are ACCchamps. And they did beat Appalachian State pretty good (of course, we tied Louisiana Tech ? . I TOOK AN ARTCOURSE ) TO BOOST THE OL'G.PA, ? THEN WHEN HESAWITW/^' ON CaNVA&HE CAiMEP TOM o . :u rn f sr cm) W-326/ -free- copies ajw.2o :k Football Pick< Terry Gordon Tige Chris Chick Mantler Watts * Silves 97-59 96-60 95-61 9M1 UNC Carolina UNC UNC A&M A&M A&M A&A Auburn GEORGIA GEORGIA GEOR( S'CUSE S'CUSE S'CUSE S'CU5 E. Caro p Cjuo E. Caro E. Cai Michigan Michigan Michigan Michi^ Miss St LSu LSU Miss I N. Dame jsj. Dame N. Dame N. Dai NC State nc State NC State NC St; FSU psu FSU Mian CHIEFS CHIEFS CHIEFS CHIEI a r rnwc FAT cat rn rALCUINo Redskins Redskins Redskins Redski 3IANTS Cowboys Cowb?ys GIAN; LAIDERS RAIDERS RAIDERS RAIDE kiss playoffi have noticed for several years: the AFC is getting better and the NFC is getting worse. The NFC stranglehold on the Super Bowl could end this year, and will probably end next year. I see the Kansas City Chiefs, Houston Oilers, Denver Broncos, New York Jets, L.A. Raiders and yes, the Dick McPherson-led New England Patriots as being legitimate contenders for many years to come. The NFC has the Redskins, the Eagles with Cunningham back next season, the Saints, the resurgent Cowboys and ...who? The Vikings, Bears, Giants and 49ers are declining. The Falcons and Lions are one-shot wonders that need serious defensive help. Who else is left? The NFC dominated the late Sixties, the AFC had the Seventies and the NFC ruled the Eighties. The pendulum is swingshot at winn but anyway. . . ). Remember the old saying though (as broadcasting icon Keith Jackson would say:"Ohhh nellie, when the Gamecocks and Tigers get together fans, you can throw out the record books 'cause we got us a good old-fashioned Hatfield and McCoy here." Wait a minute. Hatfield? That name sounds familiar. Doesn't he coach some high school in Texas? Maybe it's just me. On another college football note, it was no less than the greatest college football victory ever as Tennessee came back to defeat Notre Dame at the Catholic Dome in South Bend. I don't like the Irish (the team, not the people) or Lou Holtz so Wednesday, November 13, 1991 im's Panel Patrick Brant tri Villegas Long 92-64 86-68 ? Carolina Carolina A ArV nnc?ic I A Prk/f A * nLX-iYl jia georgia georgia ;e s'cuse s'cuse ro TECH E. Caro ;an Michigan Michigan St LSU Miss St tie N. Dame N. Dame ite NC State DUKE li FSU FSU -S CHEIFS CHIEFS NS FALCONS FALCONS ns STEELERS Redskins rS Cowboys Cowboys RS Seahawks RAIDERS c onnrlhvv j ^ v/ vy vnyy v ing back. I hope this doesn't mean the Dolphins will be good again. Paging John Robinson of the Rams and Lindy Infante of the Packers ? get ready to move. Both coaches will probably be gone by the end of the year. Although both are talented guys, I can't see how their teams' owners can tolerate their disappointing performances for much longer. Needless to say, Tampa Bay will also probably have a new coach next year. Assuming we get a Carolina NFL expansion team, what should we name it? I like the sound of the Carolina Reapers, or something mean like that. Of course, we'll probably end up with a sissy name like the Carolina Bumblebees. I tried to think of a cool name for the team relating to our region's history, but the Carolina Rebels probably wouldn't be too P.C. ing record seeing them Finally lose a close one was great. I'm just suprised the ball didn't glance of the Vols' player's back, catch a gust of wind, bounce off of the goalpost 1 rwnkl'TU/APK PF?nCtQQy^P fci i/MiXM i yx\j/\/\.i i O , SAID I HAP NO TALENT {* T BUTHEST/iiGAVI A AN "A* ^5 J. 5AID IT WAS AU EXCELLENT v> REPRODUCTION WITH A LOT OF FEELING./'' ill COMPLETE" DEWlLS AT 5FORF and fall through for the gamewinner, that is typical luck-o-theIrish. It seems like at one time during every college football season there is the great No. 1 vs. No. 2 matchup. Well, Saturday here it is again as Miami visits in-state rival and top-ranked Florida State. If anything, it could be called the Bad Sports Bowl. Maybe Terrell Buckley and a host of Hurricanes will collide in the middle of the field and rise up as new people. (Oh, pardon me Gino for that late hit. Let's be friends.) Just a dream. 01 CREATED THIS POPART* ftSTERPiECE WITH KINKCXS 9<t COLOR COPIES... i li? i" As am ? nvjJ^imNyUt^bUPfc. , JCELLEWT REPRODUCTION M7W AUTTOF FEELIKJ0