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By ANDREW BORGERT
Staff Writer
Football fans have Saturday
clcd on their calendars as the
when the season's big matchbegin.
The two big games
Michigan-Notre Dame
Clemson-Florida Slate.
Last season, Michiga
IVsmnnd Howard used the y;
against Notre Dame as a spri
hoard to propel himself to
Heisman Trophy. His fourth-d(
reception in the end zone mi
have been the biggest play of
year.
This season the spotlight wil!
on quarterbacks Rick Mirer
Notre Dame and Elvis Grbac
Michigan. A good game fi
either player could put them in
early Heisman lead.
The problem for Notre Dam
defense. They have none. I
week they gave up 408 yard;
Northwestern.
Soccer team
ties Davidso
By NANCY SALOMONSKY
Sports Editor
The lOth-ranked USC mt
soccer team tied David
College Wednesday, 2-2.
Senior co-captain Rubin Tu
opened the scoring for
Gamecocks 14 minutes into
match.
Moving into the second f
the Wildcats tied the score,
with a goal by John Samper
the 57:30 mark.
Going into the second overt
period, the Gamecocks had a
lead with a soal by B
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and quartered? Or maybe bli
folded and shot?
Didn't Mark Rypien 1(
like the second best quarterb
in the NFL Monday night
j^ou were watching the sa
game 1 wqs, ybu would say
played almost as well as
highest paid quarterback in
league, Dan Marino.
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returns from last season and shoukl vv
cj,-_ he ahle to contain the Irish running
<jay attack. K
UpS 1 'or the nightcap, our neighhors n
to the north, Clemson, will play
l lorida State in Death Valley. o
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coach Ken Hatfield said he plans to U
, run the hall, almost exclusively, p
against the Seminoles. lie has the fi
bisiaesl offensive line in Cleinson v
in'~ history. ii
This is probably fine with
nvn Florida State, who makes a habit w
out of using their fast linebaekers ii
'^e and taekles to play havock with the
bigger, slower offensive lines of tl
' their opponents. Just ask Michigan, n;
01 who was stomped by the Seminoles tl
ot last fall. y
om In other Ton 25 action, second- II
l'lc ranked Washington gets to tee off fi
:on Wiseonsin. The Badgers are n
e is steadily improving under Coaeh
ast Barry Alvarez hut will he no match S
> to lor the Huskies. One hope for the N
Badgers is that Washington is look- a
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Davidson's Cliff Catello scored
ime w^h 28 seconds left in the second th<
2-1 overtime to tie the game 2-2. Ki
illy Junior goalkeeper David Turner at
0V recorded 11 saves, including four pi;
postponed due to Hurricane g
Andrew. ~ tl
Warren Moon was picked C
'c 9 off 5 times last week by the g
ncp Pittsburgh secondary. At that s<
rate, by the end of the year, he tl
)0k will have been picked off 90
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me and Houston would be in the s<
he Super Bowl. When will you a
the people wise up and listen to
the me? I may be a fool, but I'm not v
an idiot. li
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vas Seattle has gone on a seven tc
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Florida begins their season when
Kentucky comes to town Saturday
iglit.
The Wildcats won't stand much
f a chance against the Gators as
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asser in the country. Kentucky
ee safety Brad Armslead will proide
Matthews a decent challenge
t the secondary.
Texas A&M plays Tulsa and
ill have two motivational factors
1 its favor.
One. they are trying to keep
lemselves in the thick of the
ational championship race. Two,
tey will be trying to avenge last
ear's upset to the Golden
[urricanes, a loss that kept them
om playing for a share of the
ational championship.
Alabama should roll over
outhern Mississippi. Southern
liss has instability at quarterback
nd inexperience at most defensive
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Lea Clayton/The Gamecock
Rob Smith's attempt to score.
the second overtime period.
South Carolina, 1-0-1, will be
e host of the second UMBRO
ckoff Classic Sunday afternoon
"The Graveyard." USC will
ay St. Louis University at 2 p.m.
arne losing streak, putting
hem a half-game behind the
)odgerballers. This one could
o down to the last week of the
eason. Oh yeah, no change in
ae pennant races.
Gary Sheffield looks like
e's going to accomplish the
olock triple crown, finishing
econd in home runs, batting
verage, and runs batted in.
Until next time, remember:
/hether you like it or you don't
ke it, learn to live with it,
:ause it's the best thing going
)day. Whooo!
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Texas faces Syracuse in tht
Carrier Dome. Syracuse lookee
\'ery impressive in their victor)
over East Carolina. Texas was
spanked by Mississippi- State anc
probably doesn't have die firepow
er to stay with the Orangemen
Coach Mackovic probably wishes
he had stayed at Illinois.
Penn State plays Temple anc
should be able to work out the
kinks which held them up againsi
Cinncinatti. Temple hasn't beater
Penn State in 51 years.
There are two exciting matchups
in the SEC. Georgia plays
Tennessee in a game which wil
probably eliminate one of the
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title race. Mississippi State playj
Louisiana State at Baton Rouge
LSU played Texas A&M tough las
week and will also he a tough foe
for the Bulldogs. Look foi
Mississippi State to win it in i
close one.
USC host tea
By TONY SANTOR1
Staff Writer
The undefeated lady Gamecocl
volleyball team will be the host o
the Palmetto State Invitational thi:
Friday and Saturday in the So
Blatt P.E. Center.
The team will compete agains
the "spikers" from Charlestoi
Southern, Coastal Carolina
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milium, auu vviiujjiu|j. nit iauic?
squads from Clemson and thi
College of Charleston also will b
competing in the round-robin styL
tournament.
Coach Bonnie Kenny led the 3-1
somebo^^b^y
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outside hitter Tina Grutch, a
senior, to form a strong front-line
nucleus to combat the visiting
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rurman and will play Charleston
Southern at 6 p.m.
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