The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 25, 1993, Page 8, Image 8

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Gameco( I By ROB RODUSKY ! Sports Editor USC ? After turning in one of its worst ^performances in recent years this past week ..against Mississippi State, the Gamecocks returned with a vengeance Saturday. The Vanderbilt Commodores walked into a fired up defense and left with a 22-0 defeat. .HThis was USC's first shutout since beating *>East Carolina 17-0 Sept. 17, 1988. The I Gamecocks are now 4-4 overall and 2-4 in the : SEC. Kicker Reed Morton began the scoring with i a 28-yard field goal with 9:39 left in the first I quarter. The running game was the key to the drive as Rob DeBoer picked up 16 yards on a ; draw. Brandon Bennett had a 16-yard run to bring the Gamecocks to the 12-yard line. The option, which has made USC fans won, der what happened to the defense, was held in [ check against Vanderbilt. The Commodores finished with 84 offensive yards, 40 of them coming on 36 carries. USC managed 368 offensive yards. Quarterback Steve Taneyhill complete 23 of 42 passes for 269 yards and scored his first career rushing touchdown on a one-yard plunge with 3:33 left in the first quarter. Taneyhill's score shouldn't have happened. The handoff was supposed to go to DeBoer, but Taneyhill audibled at the line of scrim mage and called his own number. "I think it was a great run by me," ) Taneyhill said. "Rob's pretty mad, but he'll get over it." Taneyhill's touchdown came after Stacj Steve Taneyhill 23 of 42 passes completed One rushing touchdown irftTHiTSSI I Stacy Evans Quarterback sack for a safe quarter Chris Muldrow/The Gamecock > (facULu V Restaurant Where can you find rr MORE VARIl A wide array of burgers, sand1 MORE FOO No skimpy portion MORE TAS1 Eddie's uses the freshest mea and makes your meal to si FOR LESS NOTHING over! 5 Famous for our 7 oz. Groun 779-622: 1301 Assembly Strei \y TRY EDDIE'S 7 i bet Us j Transform you ?or Halloween Everything you need for Halloween: masks and Costumes Spiderella Genie Dracula Pirate Flapper Dalmation Crash Dummy Psycho-Punk Witch Doctor Screamer The Phantom Saloon Girl Overhead Masks, Wigs, Make-up Supplies, Favors, Candy, C CROmeRS :ks reborn Evans sacked Vanderbilt quarterback Cedric Donelas in the end zone for a safety. Evans used a bull rush to blow past Owen Neil. The safety set the defensive tone for the rest of the game. USC's last touchdown came on a blocked punt with 1:39 left in the first quarter. Chris Alford blocked a punt at the 14, and Terry Cousin picked up the ball and ran it in. Morton closed out the scoring with a 24yard field goal in the final minutes of the game. Cleon Jones set up the score with a 41 1 i J rU?i;na yaiu uuisi uuwu uic ngm aiutuu^. USC didn't damage much offense after the first quarter. The Gamecocks gained only 59 yards after their final score of the first half, 21 of them coming in the second quarter. Bennett had 41 rushing yards in the first quarter. However, he only gained eight the rest of the game. The punting game for both teams was miserable until Pamplico native Derwin Jeffcoat came in to replace Marty Simpson for USC. Jeffcoat unleashed a 47-yard punt for his first kick and a 32-yard kick to down the Commodores deep in their territory. He finished with a 39-yard punting average. Taneyhill spread his passes to 10 receivers. Toby Cates led USC receivers with 69 yards on four receptions. Bennett proved his versatility by catching seven passes out of the backfield for 62 yards. USC will play the Tennessee Volunteers Saturday in Knoxville. The Volunteers tied then No.- 2 Alabama in their previous game. r As of press time, Tennessee is No. 8. Santori's by tony santof .1, Defensive Gameco It was good to set back from the past with an inspired gar for 269 yards Gamecocks made u] against Mississippi 5 on the defensive Vanderbilt. Stacy Evans and Saturday afternoon field, and Frank Ad sure that Vanderbilt ished for catching, ball. . ,. The Gamecocks ty in tne Tirst inspired performance Wild Series. The 1993 World 5 the most unusual, b \1 lore for less? ITY wiches and salads. \T 1 )D B^ s here. rE ts and vegetables, lit your tastes. ? * i 54.50 d Chuck Burgers * ODAY! J H m Midnight the Cat Robin Hood Cheerleader Bill Clinton MANY MORE >, Haunted House >ecorations 1235 Assembly St. C T T (one block from Capital) V.3 LJ . and Dutch Square Mall Sports id to rout Com mm *MPI?i WIUKM'. *&? ":;. jMHi cJpaH & 1 fH Jr y JM^? spMP|j|^^pi '^TitimmMr''^m^fWk,l iiMnwBlfll^M SL ^ Hi |JH Ilk a&BSfc . 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Maybe Jerry Garcia was talking about the World Series when he Jamal Pettiford spent their sang, "What a long strange trip it's been." in the Commodore back- Til Tuesday. ams and Bru Pender made Charlotte Hornets owner Jerry Richardson wide receivers were pun- finds out this week if he'll be successful in or TRYING to catch, the bringing the Queen City a second professional franchise: the NFL's Charlotte Panthers, will need an even more Tuesday, the NFL announces which two cities Saturday. will be awarded the new expansion franchises. Charlotte and St. Louis appear to be the frontJeries has to rank as one of runners. izarre things this side of a Richardson already has the plans for a Ttto^?GS r&i T ^ ,hS | SANDY'S ?T Tj W ^ 1/8 lb. frank blist* J [chili, made daily c, BR KNOWN j i chee! SAND"! Homemade chili, I I chee: liMiiaaaalBMBiiial i i | 1/8 lb. all-beef frar NDAYS TOO! !_^DKRAUXCH I imodores , n,y iPJP* ~ -u-" Brian Mims/The Gamecock Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium. 3me...maybe %/ 73,000-seat downtown stadium and has sold many tickets and all the skyboxes before the stadium is built. The logo and team colors also have been chosen. Now, Charlotte and the Carolinas can only wait and see. Let the Hype Begin. It's only 19 days until the next "Game of the | Decade" when the Florida State Seminoles travel to South Bend, Ind. to take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the ghosts in Knute Rockne Stadium. By then, both teams should be 8-0. The Seminoles have Wake Forest and Maryland (Are you kidding?!) standing between them and the Irish. Notre Dame has Navy and a bye week (which will be tougher is debatable) before it faces Florida State. The Seminoles have too much talent this i year. "Early prediction: FSU-31, Notre Dame-27. Just Thinking. 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