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dates moving ahead of Mitchell flf
before the Sept. 5 opener. ^
Mitchell is 8 of 11 for 67 yards fl
in two preseason scrimmages
while his competition is a combined
20 of 61.
Woods said he'll continue to Woods
give all quarterbacks repeti- Woo
tions during practice. "But we more s
want to pick up the reps for Tuesda;
Wright to make sure that he's before I
getting the work with the game pi
(starters) most of the time, then ^ he j
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on Sept. 5 to face the Gamecocks as The C
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ial this fall. " the retun
ear ago the 1991 season was labeled Georgia r
ration Turnaround'5 for the Bulldogs, enduring
won nine games and re-established 1988 ?
ong the list of teams headed to holi- praised o
d games. But the mission has only of uncom
ccessfully launched and now the "Offen
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vorst thing we could do is get compla- The ve
ioff said. "We can't think we've Eric Zeie
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ds said he would know wasn't more of a
ibout the backup after among the five quai
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an for Georgia. "But at the same ti
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togs return with a group of players dates,
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nust face the upcoming season after candk
its most significant losses since start i
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By NANCY SALOMO>
Sports Editor
The University o
Carolina Football team h;
1 to make black the primal
their uniforms for the g
premier performance
Southeastern Conference.
The Gamecocks hope
back the 'black magic'
found in the days of c
... ? Morrison and Todd Ellis.
In recent years the G
H j have alternated white a
jerseys and solid white p?
HPfctftii In a recent telephone
H?jmr 4 The State out of 1,629
Mr Mli 1,484 gamecock fans i
positively to the coloi
oncerned there 0nly 145 callers opp
clear favorite change back to black,
rterbacks Many of the callers fe
e to have that color chan?e wil1 ?ive}
WaaHc poirl cocks a distinctive look ii
t uv/uo oaiu.
me I think it's conference,
e've got sever- Most fans hope that
.? change of color in unif
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as the 'Dogs try to better last years 9-3 goc
I. Zeier will direct the Bulldog offense ine:
leads 23 other returning offensive let- ver
n, including five other all-star candi- as ;
back for another season. As a fresh- beii
in '91 Zeier directed the Bulldog pie
;e and displayed why he is an all-star hav
late this season. Although he did not >
intil the sixth game, he set school sea- mei
assing records for most pass comple- the
(159), pass attempts (286), and passing bac
^e (1,984). By throwing only four inter- wit
ns Zeier also set an SEC record for his ' 1
option percentage (1.39%). jun
the defensive side of the ball Goff is hel]
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h depth at virtually every position,
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