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By TONY SANTORI
Senior Writer
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The college hoops season begins
tonight when the defending
National Champion UNC Tarheels
tipoff against the Western
Kentucky Hilltoppers
(Hilltoppers?) in the Preseason
NIT. The Tarheels lost forward
George Lynch to graduation and
the NBA. Problem, right?
WRONG. UNC simply went out
and got three of the top scholastic
players in the nation, including 7footer
Rasheed Wallace and the
man some think will be the second
coming (the "Air Apparent"?) ol
Michael Jordan: Jerry Stackhouse.
Put it this way: The Heels are
loaded with a capital L.
Early prediction: UNC wins the
NCAA championship again and
becomes the first team since
Indiana in '76 to go undefeated. If
and only if, the Tarheels falter
look for the California Golder
Bears to sneak away with the
championship.
Just Thinking.
Is it just me or do Spark)
Woods and Cincinnati Bengali
Coach David Shula resemble eacf
other. Take a close look. The)
really do look alike. (Notice: I air
not even mentioning won/los*
records.) Maybe they were separat
ed at birth. Sparky Shula. OK
maybe not.
The running over of the Bills.
Did everyone else notice wha
the Pittsburgh Steelers did to th<
Buffalo Bills Monday night. Wow
The "men of steel" ran the ball anc
ran the ball all over Buffalo fo:
almost 45 minutes of possession
Remember all the talk about hov
the Bills avenged their three Supe
Bowl losses by defeating th<
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season.
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that Buffalo still cannot win
against tin "NFC style" team. The
Steelers play that "NFC style," and
it looks more and more like
Pittsburgh is going to be the AFC
representative in the Super Bowl
this January.
Sing Along With Tony.
And now ladies and gentlemen, 1
bring you the "Notre Dame Fight
Song."
"Cheer, cheer for old Notre
. Dame.
Wake up the echoes cheering her
name.
Send a volley cheer on high.
Shake down the thunder from
, the sky.
Whether the odds be great or
' small.
Old Notre Dame will win over
all.
1 While her loyal sons are march:
ing onward to victory."
I think there should be a constitutional
amendment saying that
' every elementary school must
; teach children to recite this song. If
1 you cannot pray in school, at least
' you can do the next best thing.
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By ALISON KLINAKIS
Staff Writer
USC ? Freshman Valery
Calkins, 18, proved to be one of
the U.S.'s premier swimmers when
she qualified to swim in the World
University Games in July.
Some of the world's best swimmers
traveled to Buffalo, N.Y.,
where the games were held.
Calkins, who is from Camarillo,
Calif., and 50 other swimmers represented
the United States and
dominated the competition.
Calkins was selected to compete
after qualifying as one of the top
six fastest Americans in the 200meter
freestyle. However, the 800meter
freestyle relay team that
Calkins was a member of was disqualified
because the fourth person
left too early. Calkins did achieve
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"It was such an honor for me to
represent America at that level of
competition," Calkins said. "There
were so many athletes from so
many different countries. It was
neat to see how alike we all really
were."
There were 500 U.S. athletes
competing in different sports. A
total of 2,000 adiletes represented
100 countries.
"The opening ceremonies were
great," Calkins said. "All the adiletes
from all the different countries
were in a parade, and it
seemed to bring everyone together."
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Calkins said. "I didn't feel any ]
pressure going into the meet. I just |
wanted to swim the best that I
could for my team. It was kind of
weird, though, when you have
4,000 people sitting in the stands
cheering for you because you're
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Calkins continued: "I'm glad it
was in America. It was great to
have all of the people cheering for
you. It would have been neat to
travel overseas, though."
After the World University
Games, Calkins had several outstanding
performances in August
at the Senior National swim meet.
She placed second in the 200meter
freestyle, fifth in die 400use
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JIMMY DeBUTTS .
Senior Writer
USC ? The rugby team defeated
Duke 10-0 Friday at home.
The Gamecocks improved their
record to 8-1, advancing to the
National Tournament in Mobile,
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This season with USC, Calkins
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she gained the third fastest time of
any Lady Gamecock ever to compete
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"I'm so excited about this season,"
Calkins said. "I love the
team and the team unity between
all of the girls. I don't mind being
away from home at all because I
have a family away from iny family
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Dave Spencer continued to play
well for USC.
"Dave was all over the field on
Friday," Shepherd said. "He continued
his good play that he had in the
Western Carolina game."
USC earned a spot in the
National Tournament for the second
straight year by winning its
division. At the tournament, USC
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