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TJSC prepai Tennessee J By ROB RODUSKY Sports Editor ; USC ? Big things have been expected of the football team this season. Nothing, however, could be as big as a victory Saturday against ^the Tennessee Volunteers in ' They (Tennessee) are more explosive on offense." Sparky Woods USC coach i Knoxville. . "We need our best effort this iweek against Tennessee," Coach Sparky Woods said. "I believe they are the best team we will have faced yet." The 22-0 victory against Vanderbilt was impressive, but it will take a great effort by the Gamecocks if they are to derail the Volunteers, who are No. 8 in the country. "They are more explosive on offense," Woods said. "They have a lot of firepower. Their quarterback (Heisman Trophy candidate ^ Heath Shuler) really makes things happen." Tennessee* has many offensive weapons that will give USC's stingy defense a real test. However, cornerback Frank Adams isn't worried about the defense's responsibility. "I think we're going to play a Go out wil M IB each othe name, add others. On a firs . public Plaa you pian to that others I , NETV vjdax he/, e/A i / > o 1 f & $ \ 0**f \ ?:S. . & %e J' Terence ^ Join us for the fourth ann southeast colleges and ui I campus to share ideas an organizations and indiv, participate. Registration fees for US and conference material If you have any Registration For Name Local Address Local Phone Year in School I would like to have a t-shiri I am willing to host (let ther Friday, Nov. 5th If you can host more than 01 can accommodate. # R Office of Communi es to battle Saturday good game," Adams said. "We are going to try to make them a onedimensional team. We will try to get them to throw the ball so Ernest (Dixon) can put some pressure on , the quarterback." If people are wondering how , Tennessee is preparing for the | game after 1992's 24-23 upset loss in Columbia, it's simple, according to Volunteers Coach Philip Fulmer. "We try to key on one game at a i time," Fulmer said. "The open date came at a key time. We should be at 100% for the Carolina game." Shuler is the player that USC must stop in order to win. When asked to compare Shuler with i Georgia quarterback Eric Zeier, 1 Woods was complimentary. i "Shuler is a pro football player," Woods said. "We have to contain him. He can do a lot of things. ' That is why they are undefeated." Most teams fear going into ( Knoxville and playing in front of 1 91,902 fans. If the Gamecocks are nervous, they aren't showing it. "We are excited about going to ' Knoxville," Woods said. "We have ' an opportunity to upset a team like ' Tennessee. It is a challenge to play a team like Tennessee." The offense must improve for |J USC to win. Tight end Boomer t Foster predicts a good game will be JL played. "I guarantee that we'll play a J1 good game," Foster said. "The S< whole team will be more comfortable this week. Everybody will be j\ urea up. we neea 10 pui uie oau in jn the end zone." * pi th friends and keep track of ie r. Don't broadcast your ki ress or plans in front of ha Wi t date, plan to meet in a fa 3. Let people know where ^ be and let your date know mow. Stick to your plans. m Telephone VflDV 252-8393 UMlA 24 Hours everyday ? Community Ser '? A Partne </) November tual ^ven/dai/ he.we.t> confe diversities and South Carolina h d stimulate your interest in volu idual students, faculty and stafj >C Columbia participants are $ Is). questions call Rachelle Lehner m : Student Faci : ordered for me (XL, 100% cotton), n stay in your room or apartment) a Saturday, Nov. 6th Both le student, please indicate the gende Male or Female eturn this form and payment to ity Service Programs/Department USC Columbia Campus Women's By JIMMY DeBUTTS Senior Writer USC ? The women's volley ball team lost three games to on* to Tennessee Sunday at the So Blatt P.E. Center. USC fell to 12-10, while the Volunteers moved to 13-6. The Gamecocks were defeated in the first game but were able to win the second game before dropping the third and fourth games in front o! 278 people. USC came from behind to tie Tennessee 14-14 in the first game before losing 17-15. Am> lannoccari led USC in the firsi game with seven kills in 1C attempts with no errors for a .70C average. Jennifer Guess also played wef in the first game, contributing five kills with no errors for a .50C average. Leading the Volunteers was riffany Hamilton, TamaL Brightman and Cissi Lennnartsson. Hamilton had 15 kills with twc errors for a .389 average during iie match. Brightman had 21 kills with three errors for a .513 average. She led Tennessee with three alock assists. Washington had 16 alls with two errors for a .368 average. She had 14 digs and one Dlock assist in the match. At the beginning of the second ?ame, the Gamecocks gave up iugby club defc MMY DeBUTTS snior Writer USC ? The Rugby Club beat he Citadel 26-3 Sunday to aprove its record to 5-1. USC led at halftime but was outayed. USC was able to grab the ad with JoJo Dancer's penalty ck, which made the score 3-0. "We were outplayed in the first If 11 : J T l- T 1- - r ui, j?aiu josn jacoos, wing rorard for USC. "The coach got us ed up at halftime, and we came id dominated the game in the secid half." Miles Dowsell, Josh Jocobs and att Shalfant scored for USC in e second half. Shalfant scored I?~ ' i ?| Smoke heroes... vice Conference xship In Service 6,1993 rence! Students from igh schools will be on nteerism! All student f are invited to 115 (includes 2 meals at 777-5780. ulty/Staff I'll bring $8 non-USC student on: nights r and the number you of Student Life volleyball tes - four straight points but were able J to fight back to take a 10-4 lead. 1 Tennessee managed to make the score close, but USC won the game 15-10. Leading the way for USC was Katie Gerst, who had two kills in three attempts with no errors for a ^ .666 average. Tennessee closed the door on , the Gamecocks by winning games , three and four 15-10 and 15-9. , The Gamecocks had 50 kills in t 159 attempts with 17 errors for a ) .208 average. Iannocari led USC ) with 13 kills, 15 digs and one block assist. I Katie Gerst, Jodi Thompson and i Guess also played well for the ) Lady Gamecocks. Gerst finished the day with six ; kills and three block assists. 1 Thompson had 12 kills in 44 attempts with four errors for a .182 average. Guess contributed 11 kills in 24 attempts with no errors ' for a .458 average. She also had , one solo block and two block , assists. ; With the loss to Tennessee, the Gamecocks fall to 3-4 in the SEC. USC's next game is Friday, Oct. I 29 against Florida in the Sol Blatt : ? P.E. Center. ;ats Citadel 26-3 I twice to put away The Citadel. USC will play The Citadel again in the S.C. State Tournament this weekend in Columbia. Although Sunday's game was physical, USC came out without any serious injuries. The team should have all its players available for this weekend's game. "We had one of our player's get their hand stepped on, but we should be good to go for the State Tourney," Jacobs said. The rugby team will travel to Mobile, Alabama, to play in the Southeast Regionals if it beats The Citadel this weekend. , Die. It's I I THINGS Y( 1. BUY: 2. PAY: 3. WASH: 4. HOCK: 5. PROTE< the ache classes, I **GET YOUR H] (Shots given before Thanksgivin{ IT'S A BARGAIN $4.00 for i $6.00 for Fa v. : im loses to Tennessee jJPti IB X jjgffi, Seraflp I M Bm2i& % * B Eric Glenn/The Gamecock [odi Thompson attempts a kill during Sunday's game against Tennessee. USC lost three games to one. The Gamecock inadvertantly named Jerry Richardson as the owner of the Charlotte Hornets. George Shinn actually owns the Hornets. The Gamecock regrets the error. Take Off Your Clothes... R? 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