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McGee ma] By ROB RODUSKY Sports Editor A blow to the Columbia area and to "JSC's ego was announced Monday ^ It r: J XI wad V.U11111111CU 111 a I lllC pUddiUlC Carolina's National Football League franchise would play its home games for the 1995 season in Clemson's Memorial Stadium. "This morning, I got a call at eight from Mike McCormack (who negotiated on behalf of the proposed NFL franchise) that Charlotte would play their '95 games in Clemson," said USC Athletics Director Mike McGee. Money played a part in the final decision. "It was based on the fact that they had the opportunity for luxury boxes," McGee said. "It was due to the revenue opportunity that they wouldn't find here." McGee stood firmly by his commitment Gamecock so By WILLIAM GETTYS Fak Staff Writer for The USC soccer team heads into rem the Carolina Classic this weekend ? after a 5-2 loss to Furman Sunday. ^ The Gamecocks, who dropped to 3-1, had dominated the Furman series until 1991, when the ^ Paladins escaped with a 1-0 win. Sunday's loss was USC's third ?0| straight to Furman. ^ Both defenses dominated the ^ first half. The teams battled to a ^ scoreless tie at intermission. Furman exploded for five goals 0f in the second half, while USC natj could only manage two. The a 2 Paladins took a 2-0 lead with 38:50 Gar I remaining. USC junior forward thn Chris Faklaris' goal at 29:42 cut Hee tne lead in Halt. I Furman answered with two more Gra goals in the next 15 minutes. Sep Lady Gamecocks Siev 1 . 1 Gam rfinish sixth in her f UNC Invitational L'a secul By TONY SANTORI 78-7! Senior Writer for 1 The Lady Gamecock golf team So started its season positively by fin- best ishing No. 6 among 18 teams in wber the Lady Tar Heel Invitational. roum I USC had scores of 312-326-310 79-8' for a total of 948 on the par 73, her f 5,980 yard A.E. Finley Golf T1 Course in Chapel Hill, N.C. USC's resui score was 33 shots off the pace of com the champion, Wake Forest. Invit; First two football games to 1 From Staff Reports The USC Athletics Department will sho the Gamecocks first two football games. T Athletic Departments' campus cable ch Georgia game will be shown, and the Irhursday. Both games start at 5 pm. on ch Thinking X/g about co-op? ^ Come by the ; Student Employment Center 6th floor B.A. Bldg. or call 777-2124 * IV.VVUflWttl Lthe worlds largest S/Jm student& youth ' 7jmvfi organization. J'RAVEL i?I. 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The Paladins added an |H irance goal with a little more i over four minutes to go. aklaris leads USC with three I Is heading into the Carolina ssic in Chapel Hill, N.C. JSC will play George shington at 5 p.m. Friday. The onials represent the Atlantic 10 finished 10-5-6 in 1992. JSC's toughest matchup will be day when the Gamecocks face host North Carolina Tar Heels j| the ACC. North Carolina is onally ranked and is coming off -2 tie against Clemson. The necocks are looking to avenge le straight losses to the Tar w ? '1C JSC will return to The iveyard at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Senior Pel L 22 to play Erskine. end at the the individual competition, HUflU / Ai Lim led the Lady ecocks with a 230, which tied or sixth place. In three rounds, shot a 74-82-74. arissa Childs posted three conive sub-80 rounds. Childs shot 9-77 for a 234 total. She tied 1. Wake 8th place. 2. Duke phomore Julie Norris shot her Q round as a Lady Gamecock " i she posted a 78 in the third ?wpmwi d. Her first two rounds were :Km9Q| Her total score of 241 tied i Siew At I or 39th place. Clarissa tie Lady Gamecocks will Julie Noi ne play Oct. 8-10 when they ||Lea Bag pete in the Lady Kat Kerty ?e ational in Lexington, Ky. be re-aired this week w replay telecasts this week of he games will be shown on the annel. Wednesday, the USC- ______ Arkansas game will be aired lannel 40. I REGULAR " n SIZE 1/8 LB. M ALL-BEEF I SANDY'S FAMOUS SLAW U 1/8 lb. frank blistered up just right w/mustard. Homemade I daily creamy cole slaw & onions Add a little hot sauce loi n Sandy s taste $1 49 y Limit 2 LARGEST DIP YCHTLLEVER B HUGE DIP! ICE CREAM OR Y< I Lots of new exciting flavors! ^ > $1 39?, I jmit 2 I HOT FUDGE CAKE SUf U Made with Sandy *- gourmet vanilla ice cream, two devil fen I Bavarian hot fudge fit topped off w/whipped cream & a pi $ O 99 " ^ ?* Limit 2 [1/4 lb. 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USC had negotiated a loan with the c , of Columbia for about $2 million. USC cost for the project would have been atx ctor $7.5 million, which did not include otl incidents such as developing the stadii and relocating the press box. cl y "There were a number of things yet ces' be resolved," McGee said. The Richardson group, which wants t?" bring the franchise to the Carolinj an(J expects to pay Clemson $3 million for I rice use of Memorial Stadium. ^ jf McGee said the negotiations were c: e t0 ried out fairly. Several individuals w have substantial financial interest in 1 lassie Footba I By ROB RODUSKY Sports Editor There's no place lik< Many people involv< Gamecock football echoing this statemei USC will play seven nine games at Willi; Stadium. "It feels great to b home," Coach Sparl said. "I like being bad We have to take ad\ PH& IfSPPllla Even though Louis was trounced by Tenn the fu-st weekend of t >ith Jones/The Gamecock Woods Said the OppOl egroup this week- to be taken lightly. "It is going to b< game to prepare for ir prtSjl that they had an opei past week, and they *P game to Tennessee," ^ | "Even though they ha1 new faces, they're stil football team." USC leads the ser ~ The Gamecocks ? 918 Louisiana Tech 14-1: g~ 930 lilii fa and tied them 12-12 in i ts 948 'HIIT- ^ USC must work c ^aspects if the team is I ho '.-rm"- - Students invi !34 T18fli' > ' c !4i :; -':T591b'":;"' From Staff Reports |45 80th | USC students are invit !49 T63rd||||||;: Wednesday, Sept. 15 in Woods and sign up for j Louisiana Tech. e. It's Tha HEESE DOG! 11 DEI pled on a blistered 1/8 lb. beef I I * & swtss i little different but realy deSdous. I I on rye. I OQ I I 0*fido?i del J I I meats... sfioci n M thln& stack*. I y h*8*^1 UmM 1 SANDWICH^!! SAND^ ab of slaw added. . Not a heavy mus- I I I I The richest, fancies ^ u u PPS HUGE! HUGE^ 1" THEY'RE HUGE! U U HUGE! 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In the long run, we'll be fine." ho Time will tell if this was the correct he choice for USC, Columbia and McGee. 11 team haDDv JL L J >ming home on this past week's performance. The team, according to Woods, i home. must t>e more consistent on 2d with the offense and make progress on team are special teams, it because How does Woods feel about of its next the downfall of his team's ams-Brice defense in the fourth quarter the past two games? >e back at "The wind was a factor in :y Woods Arkansas, and in Georgia, Zeier k at home. wa$ a great football player," vantage of Woods said. "Every play is a valuable play. There is no place ;iana Tech for lull. I don't think anyone essee 50-0 does this purposely. We have to he season, play better pass defense, tent is not Arkansas hurt us with play action on first down." 5 a tough Having played two games, i the sense what is Woods' feeling about the I date this rest of the season? lost a big 'There are no problems getting foods said, ready to play," he said. "We won ve a lot of one and that was fun, and we lost II an older one and that was terrible, so we want to go back to having fun." ies 1-0-1. Woods sees the team progressdefeated ing and offers encouragement to 3 in 1992 USC fans who might be con1991. cemed after Saturday's loss, m several "We still have the opportunity to improve to have a good season," he said. ted to meet Coach Woods ed to meet football Coach Sparky Woods at noon front of the Russell House. Come by and meet i student ticket for this Saturday's game against t Simple. J 5/\INUWlLnu rye Turkey on wheat* Ham, turkey & wiss combo | F* ? WhM? 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