18 Brooks, hBb Imkm ' Jaeff y, -- I B^gggl^ jslfe Robert Brooks hopes to be drafted 1 Jennifer Lynn Reitler oL T\ 17 / v/ i 7?(U Wfe . > .? Miller 1 % cei Spa s ?0pi quii BP|r^ ?'"^^JbKjBBI 1011 stai , ^Aj 10 * iPj^^^PKL me< HHi^B Puia in t wc "H( per sea: r-:lo photo Joy a NFL team this weekend. cen HATS OFF TO 1992 USC Congratulations! Mom, Dad, < PAMELA p Congratulations & Good Luck! We are proud m of you ^ "Tttot&en. ^tuUUf. 7 lighlight CHAD BRAY tained >rts Editor Georgij iven though no one will know Stan U/VCTT suit uiiui ui^ nauuiiai i'uuiuaii ?? ax a igue draft on Saturday, most ex- believ ts say at least two Carolina yers will be drafted this ?? ;kCnd- "Ho I Receivers Robert Brooks and ne ' lie Miller top the prospect lists recei most college football watchers. q U i C Irooks, a 6-foot, 175-pound |-jg q spect from Greenwood, made ancj , catches for 684 yards and . j red five touchdowns. tOUgl He has great skills as a re- 3H O vpr " hpaH fnnfhall rnarh With irky Woods said. "He has great be dr ckness and speed. He can catch ball and score with it. He's a gh guy to cover. He's an out iding player with a great chance grooms >e drafted." dany analysts and sports com- sjnce ^ ntators agree with Woods. 0ff Wj1 n Ourland's Guide to the NFL jury/' i ift, analyst Tom Hepler said rean'y ? oks is the smoothest receiver s ever seen. draft." fepler has picked Brooks to be phjj fted by the San Francisco 49ers ^ $Q he third round of the draft. most t "crry Chick, sports director for drafting )LO-TV, agrees with Hepler. Hov He'll go early, probably in the 182-no ti or sixth round,' Chick said. q3 w ;'s got the speed, but was ham- anJ C? ed with injuries this (past) yar(}s son- comme lowever, most analysts are con- ?jje led with the injury Brooks sus- "jje pr YOU, GINA I ? Graduate We Love You, Qfiou/n ???????^J ^attic & Scott **_". . J\? jcr *y* prospects have cooled hp. ininrv Smuts arp