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Woods look uy KUK KUUUSKY G Sports Editor M USC ? There is one football game left in a season that was to be full of hope. The Gamecocks had a good shot of going to a bowl game. Many people have been saying the game against, CI Clemson, no matter the result, will be Coach Sparky Woods' last game on the USC sideline. However, I Woods, at his weekly press conference Monday, said he is hardly worried about the situation. "The first year I was here, I was without a contract," lei he said. "I've been asked every year since then about what would be. I think it's something the players adapt Sc to like anything else." ha The Clemson game will be just as important this year as any other year. If not for recruiting, then for nc pride. W "It's a fun game to play in and be a part of," Woods said. "We are going to work as hard as possible to P': upset Clemson. I believe it is what college football is all about. It's important. If we were going to a bowl, I Fl< wouldn't think of it any less." be Clemson enters the game 7-3. While the Tigers have Gt played up and down this season, they have been on the upswing as of late. Their offense is being led by a new quarterback and seems to be improved and dangerous. Gi "They have made a lot of improvement," Woods said. "They are very dangerous right now." CI Saturday's crushing loss against Florida should have no effect on USC's play against Clemson, according to Woods. tbe "There isn't any doubt our team will be prepared to play," he said. tea The Gamecock offense did a splendid job against Florida when implementing two tight ends. However, g? both ends were lost because of injuries against the ha Women's golf team wins Cudone tournam From Staff Reports Women's Intercollegi; USC ? The women's golf team ^SC P'acet* l^ree ? captured the team title this week- t0P seven in th end at the Carolyn Cudone competition. Childs Intercollegiate tournament in round 71 to give her Myrtle Beach. total of 224, whic 1 he Gamecocks lit up the par 72, enough to surpass te: 5,780 yard Dunes Golf and Beach um by one strc Club course, shooting a record 294 medalist honors Lim in the final round for a total of 910 lwQ rQunds of ,he eve, in the three-round event. USC was able to distance itself from the owever, tie roun 16-team field Sunday thanks to the Sunday was turned ii subpar rounds of Clarissa Childs She shot a 69 to set and Kerry Zebeck. The victory was record and tied the the Gamecocks first since 1991 score in USC history when they captured the Memphis ished tied for seventh All ABC Regulations enforced. If you are under the age of 21, i Have You Tried Alternati The "Rockin' Alternativ Alternative music and tl on Rolling Ropkrb@S^p| found atpcr^iRioiiaid*! o V Rolling I Hours: lli 620 VHQH| ^rHH CONGh ?OTM October's M "Trick or Treat" ?Community Service? Capstone "NADA World Dinner" ?Social Program? NADA "Round Table: Rebel Flat?" ?Educational Program? Mike Clegg NRHH (National Residence Hall Ho 1% of students living in the residenc educational and community service \ ( I ;s forwai ators. USC could use the system against thi atthew Campbell is ready by the end of the "Losing the tight ends was devastatii lances of winning the ballgame," Woods sai He said the Gamecock defense should be lemson runningback Emory Smith. "We better stay closely aware of him," W ie's really a quality football player. Onct e ball, he can make things happen." Woods feels bad about not giving the seni im what they wanted: a bowl game bid. "I regret to our seniors (that we did not ac ?al going to a bowl game," he said. "The id to try and reach that." Saturday's crushing loss against Florida sh i effect on USC's play against Clemson, ac oods. "There isn't any doubt our team will be p; ay," he said. The Gamecock offense did a splendid jc orida when implementing two tight ends. >th ends were lost because of injuries ai itors. USC could use the system against the atthew Campbell is ready by the end of the "Losing the tight ends was devastatin ances of winning the ballgame," Woods sai He said the Gamecock defense should be emson runningback Emory Smith. L ? * * ~1 1-- n t ' " " ' we ueuei May cioseiy aware or nim, vv< le's really a quality football player. Once j ball, he can make things happen." Woods feels bad about not giving the seni< im what they wanted: a bowl game bid. "I regret to our seniors (that we did not acl al going to a bowl game," he said. "The rd to try and reach that." [ent immnwiM 1. South Carolina 3< ite. CTf^orida State 3< golfers among IPluiburn 3 e individual 4. Georgia 3" shot a third- 5- North Carolina 3 a three-round 6. Tennessee 3 . . 7. Florida 3 h was good 8 A|afaama 3. ammate Stew 9 Miami 3: ke and take 10. SMU 3: lert (hp fiixt d of the du\ Clarissa Childs 7{ i by /-check. siew Ai Lim 7: a tournament Kerry Zebick 7: second-best Rebekah Lee 7\ . Zebeck fin- LebM^^well 8C o' C ?AM t COCK it is against the law to buy alcoholic beverages. the Rocking. ive? yg&m. e" is ttjs^Sest of lejetffest prices and it can only be ?Fat Bell} neck i rolling IM - 2AM Mon-Sa Harden Slbel^B io Cycle Center'ATULATEs dinners Resident Assistant (Jassina Hunt (Capstone) Student Bridget Felder (Sims) notary) recognizes the top e halls and the top social, urograms done in the halls. Sports rd to Ck week. IfeHHf 12 to our i aware of H x)as saia. they get lieve) our y worked Junior wide receiver Toby C charge in the Gamecock off< >3-333-321=977 n 5-74-71=1 53 1 st >-76-77 = 225 T2nd A 7-82-69 = 228 T7th 7-Q1-00 ? 0/1A T/IOnrl MHl i "U i u - ttv I TX II u JHBHH8K i-80-77 = 240 T42nd jME ?1 CLASS IS IN 14 T]? MINUTES _ YOU 11 DON'T p NEED 5# ONE OF T G-0 E S E 111 We know. 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