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Heisman i for severa By JIMMY DeBUTTS Staff Writer With college football at the i season mark, several players making their bids for Heisman phy consideration. Leading the way is Florida J quarterback Charlie Ward, senior has led the Seminoles to 0 start with victories aga V q n c o c Hnlrp ripmcnn M, IVUIIJU^, i/unv, v- iviiiovii) A I Carolina and Georgia Tech. If Ward can keep FSU's off rolling and win a national chai onship, the trophy will be Standing in his way are Miami 2, Notre Dame Nov. 13 and Flc Nov. 27. He kept his name at the to; the list last weekend by passing 222 yards and four touchdo against Georgia Tech. He adde< yards rushing as well. Although Ward is in the drn seat, he is followed closely Tennessee quarterback H< Shuler, who has put up s< impressive numbers against SEC competitors. He has averaged 225 pas: yards per game and has 17 to down passes. Shuler is on a pac surpass the Tennessee record touchdowns in a season, wl now stands at 18. Last week against Duke, Sh completed 16 of 18 passes for yards and four touchdowns. To gain an advantage, Sh must play consistent for the re; the season, and if he can put up as Homecoming With a Black C and a Game $750 rs / by] GREENHOUSES Over 74 years of Friendly, j 3019 Millwood Open Mon.- Fri. 8:30-5:3 k A WHAT'S NEW FOR B What's in? What's out? O trends. Our full-service Mc contemporary, up-scale cu color. Be the first to make < your friends. Before you g< really new. > Ic rrxM bail S< 541 Santee Avenue: Columl race heats up 1 players numbers against defending national champions Alabama Oct. 9, he rnid. might be able to win over the ^ Heisman voters. tr0_ Michigan tailback Tyrone Wheatley has also been making a State case for himself- He rushed for a yhe season high 171 against Houston ^ and had three touchdowns, inst Wheatley is averaging 136.7 orth yards a 8ame rushing and 36.6 kickoff yards a game. He has eight ense touchdowns for the season and is i_ netting almost 220 all-purpose his yards a game. q * On Saturday against Iowa, >rida Wheatley picked up 113 yards rushing and two touchdowns,including a 48 yard P 0 catch. For the day he gained 202 ' or yards of total offense. Marshall Faulk, who was a lead^ ing pre-season Heisman pick, has lost some ground. The San Diego ,tx s State runningback is averaging 4.4 by yards a carry and 104 yards a game jath rushing but has reached the end3me zone only nine times, leading -the his A 7tapc trv a ^-9 Qt^rt ZlZilVVO IV a V Faulk is going to have to put up sing some huge numbers if he wants to uch- regain his leverage for the :e to Heisman. He was not able to help for his case last Thursday, gaining lich only 53 yards in San Diego State's loss to UCLA, luler Although the season is far from 226 over, these players have put themselves at the forefront in the Fight uler for the Heisman. it of USA Today contributed to this ?big story. 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Both the White Sox and Phillies have gre young talent, but the fact remains that tl Jays and Braves have the important post-sei son experience. Toronto should wrap it up i Game Five or Game Six, and Atlanta shoul squeak by Philadelphia in seven. Hmm. Why does Braves vs. Jays soun familiar? BiNot io neasea to mmi You. If any of you noticed Greg Gumbel' absence from 6:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. Sunda during CBS' coverage of football, there was good reason. Apparently, Gumbel's partne Terry Bradshaw, thought he would be a nic guy and supply food for many of the NF Today staff. One problem. The ribs and sausages th; Bradshaw served up were spoiled, causing ; least nine people to get violently ill, includin R s Come and see USC Jazz Ense ^^^^^^jperform liv 111 This program wu paid for, in part, by student activities fees. Heart to Heart 3PA "How Not to Get Sick ArOUnd Mid-terifl" (Partnership/ Special Guest: Nikki Holipilius ?] Thursday, October 7, 1993 7:00pm Dinner folic Planet? 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The funny thing is that | te Bradshaw did not get sick. He noticed the food didn't taste normal and stopped* eating ; to after a few bites. i ;s Here's what we can conclude: 1) Bradshaw ( j- was a great quarterback; 2) Bradshaw is an t st average announcer; 3) Bradshaw is an awful ^ a. chef. c >y In a related story, 35 University of \ g, Oklahoma football players and staff have food re poisoning following their journey home from j Iowa State this past weekend. Doctors are x at blaming sandwiches that were consumed on j te the team bus after the game. Somebody better a- check Bradshaw for a Saturday alibi. ^ in What's Next... Christmas in July? Id The National Hockey League opened it's ^ marathon season Tuesday night with four d games. Hockey on October 5th. Then the teams play 84 games to eliminate less than ' half of the teams in the league. Someone ' s please help them with their scheduling. iy By the way... the Ottawa Senators, 1 a Anaheim Ducks (I refuse to call them 1 r, "Mighty") and Florida Panthers all open the * :e year as 5 MILLION to ONE odds against ^ L winning the Stanley Cup. Not that I encourage I or condone illegal betting, but it probably at wouldn't hurt to call your friend's bookie and 1 at throw a fgw bucks down on one of those g teams. You could hit the jackpot. a CKLF Hassis scruiy The Centei Come talk with CC about the lina 1 plains , . Semester, year, Janu Ciations Courses in politics a sociology, business, literature & civilizat Homestay Study tours and culti Intercambios with S] Campus LM Ministry CC-CS, Dept.. 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After having the chance to watch the USCMabama game on ESPN Monday afternoon, t appears the officiating was even worse than )riginally thought. No official is perfect, but he amount of blown calls in Saturday's game vas phenomenal. Both teams got the short :nd of it, but it seemed the Gamecocks ilways got the wrong call at the wrong time. See Alabama's first touchdown. David 5almer clipped a USC defensive back and had t described as a "great block" by ESPN's vlike Gottfried.) Lost in the shuffle a little is the great job )y the Gamecock defense. If the defense coninues to play with that kind of intensity, 1 ISC tas a chance to win quite a few more ball >ames. Just Thinking. Do you think that Florida State freshman ticker Scott Bentley feels any pressure going nto this week's game with Miami? FSU has ost, what, about 18 times because of missed ield goals against Miami. They don't call 'em Vide Right U. for nothing. I Prediction Comer. They can probably win without a kicker his year. FSU 30, Miami 20. Time for the Gamecocks to respond big igain: USC 40, ECU 6. t presentatives from the University ireer Center and USC Graduate >arams will help students ierstand how to choose graduate dies and how to set a timetable for mission. ? isored by The College of Humanities and Social Sciences Jniversity Career Center. Students needing special tance for a disability, please call Ray Davis at 777-7280. r IN SIMIN at r for Cross-Cultural Study in Seville -CS Representative Nicholas Guideru J adventure that awaits you. Tiursday, October 7 ? Concourse *k 10 am ? 4 pm ary term and summer study in Seville i' nd economics, history, art history, language, Spanish and Spanish-American ion, dance jral activities panish students Or Contact: 219 Strong St. Amherst, MA01(H)2 9-4543 FAX: (413) 549-9943 | l?ANTF MFVirANO 2 i%/ ii ^ a b i ? -- ' ? V ) Knox Abbott Dr. ? Blossom St. Bridge in Cayce) O 794-3974 8 Hours ? 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