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Dallas, Buffalo to meet again in Super Bowl The Buffalo Bills will make their record fourth consecutive trip to the Super Bowl after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 30-13 for the AFC Championship. Thurman Thomas led Buffalo with almost 200 yards rushing and three touchdowns. The Bills will have to once again face the defending champion Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys defeated the San Francisco 49ers for the NFC title, 38-21. TKa k?rt nnma io Ciinrlmr in A tlonto nig u 15 gaint, id ouuuay 111 rvuaiiui. Witt makes Olympic squad Former Olympic Figure skating champion Katarina Witt has once again qualified for the Games. Witt competed in the European Figure Skating Championships Saturday in Copenhagen, Denmark. Based on her performance, Witt made the German team that will compete in February in Lillehammer, Norway. College Basketball The UCLA Bruins are set to assume the No. 1 position in the national polls by themselves this week. The Bruins defeated California Thursday and Arizona State Saturday. Tyus Edney and Ed O'Bannon each scored 21 points to lead UCLA past the ASU Sun Devils. Almost every other team in the top eight spots in the polls lost in the past 10 days. UCLA is the only undefeated team in the nation as the St. Louis Billikens lost to the Marquette Warriors Saturday in Milwaukee. Jim Mcllvaine led Marquette with 13 points, 10 rebounds and seven blocks. St. Louis was ranked No. 23 in the nation prior to the loss. The Indiana Hoosiers narrowly kept their nation's longest home court winning streak alive as they slipped past the Northwestern Wildcats 81-76 in Bloomington. Damon Bailey scored seven straight points in the final minutes, and t r 1 j _ t'L r\ s 1 a tt t Aian Henderson scored a season-nign zo to leao iu. Freshman DeJuan Wheat drilled a leaning jumpshot from just outside the free throw line with 6.5 seconds remaining as Louisville escaped the upset with a 70-69 come-from-behind win against Southern Mississippi at home. The Cardinals improved to 14-2 on the season. Despite an acrobatic career-high 35 points from Bob Sura, Florida State was no match for Duke Saturday. In Durham, the homestanding Blue Devils raced out to a big first half lead and crushed the Seminoles 106-79. Antonio Lang and Chris Collins each scored career highs of 26 and 21 respectively to lead Duke and off-set the dunks and three-pointers from Sura. College Football Two players from rival schools combined to lead the South against I the North in the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala. I Auburn's Stan White hit Alabama's Kevin Lee with a 50-yard scor- '< ing strike with less than three minutes remaining to win the game. White was MVP of the game after throwing three touchdown passes. c Pro Basketball _ 1 The Denver Nuggets are apparently still interested in Los Angeles r Clipper forward Danny Manning. The Nuggets have permission to talk { to Manning about the possibility of resigning him next year if they s trade for him. Manning is an unrestricted free agent after the season. t The Clippers would like to trade Manning to the Chicago Bulls for r forwards Stacy King and Horace Grant. Grant will also be a free agent [ after this season. < c : - > 'vflfyy y; There Sports Gamecocks shoot st By TONY SANTORI through the hoop before spinning Sports Editor out. USC ? Thirty-six degrees. In With the score 58-46 in Fahrenheit it is not quite cold Arkansas' favor the Razorbacks and enough to freeze water. Williamson decided that it was time But the Gamecocks were ice cold to end any hopes of a Gamecock Saturday as they shot a season-low upset. Williamson scored 10 of the 36 percent from the floor in a 79-53 next 14 points and Arkansas put loss to the Arkansas Razorbacks. USC away. The rest of the contest Despite only turning the ball over was marked by sloppy, "garbage 15 times against the Razorbacks, time" play by the Gamecocks and the Gamecocks struggled offensive- Arkansas substitutes. Razorback ly most of the afternoon. And sub A1 Dillard buried a three-pointdespite the poor shooting, USC er at the end to put the icing on hung tough with Arkansas for the Arkansas' celebration cake, first few minutes of the contest. USC head coach Eddie Fogler However, Arkansas eventually was impressed with Arkansas' pulled away from the Gamecocks spurts and runs, which eventually with a 16-1 run, which led to a 42- ^ ^ Gamecocks jn "They're 31 talftime lead. explosive," he said. Carolina fared somewhat better Whi,e ^ Gamecocks were mis_ in the first half when they shot 45 firi Qn ^ wasn>t percent, but the Razorbacks seem- . ? . J, n ? . . . . .. , , missing much. The Razorbacks shot ingly shot nothing but layups and ? n e .u . more than 53 percent from the floor free throws as they continued to c u ^ score basket after uncontested bas- andchlt111 0 ,r ket Fogler led USC by himself Arkansas' Corliss Williamson Saturday. His assistant coaches scored at will as his teammates fed were awa^ ?n recruitjn8 and scouthim the ball in the right spots, near *n8 ^Ps- F?8ler also once again the basket. The 6-foot-7 forward started sophomore Noim Greene in from Russellville, Ark., hit 10 of 12 place of senior forward Emmett shots on the day and all seven of Hariris free throw attempts. The '?ss drops the Gamecocks USC had a few chances to cut below .500 in conference play, the Razorback lead to single digits They are now 2-3 in the SEC and with less than 10 minutes left in the 5-9 overall, game. Gamecock point guard Carey USC travels to Lexington, Ky., to Rich launched a three-noint take on the nationally ranked attempt, but the ball went halfway Kentucky Wildcats Wednesday. Jorge's worldwide sports f My family is weird! I _ Some people get ties for Christmas. Some peo)le get socks. Some people get books. And some p: : A >eople get super-hi-tech-funkno widgets. I, being i sportswriter, got a crystal basketball. * ^ ^ 1 Unfortunately, instructions were not included. rhis does have one advantage in that it gives me L t built-in excuse if any of the predictions con- ?. ained herein do not occur. eliminated in that round My ball's first prediction is that Germany will horse team that will go c tot win the World Cup. While I feel that they are the final match, ar and away the best team in the world, and pos- According to Jorge, iibly in the universe, they do not appear to have after an ex-roommate wl he hunger of a champion. Their recent perfor- the pope would slandt nance against the Argentines was about as Saturday Night Live), th< nspiring as watching home movies of my Aunt the land of sausage, beei Sophie's liposuction. They will run away wit! The United States team will make it to the sec- Winter Olympics. That )nd round for the first time ever, but will be thanks to their dominatk (DIM jtell IT OUT fEEE] rnrnm I'll jl I SM :'s no lower price for a collect i For long distance calls from public phones. You don't have to be an Economics maior to see that AT&T's new 1 800-OPERATOR service is lower priced than anyone else's standard operator service rates for long distance collect calls. Use it from any phone on or off campus. When you call, just spell it out. Dial 1 800 0PERATOR (1 800 673-7286). AFKT ilves in feet ? miss H|BE |y fc. \f < -4 David Mandrell/The Gamecock Forwrd Emmett Hall, shown against Florida, leads the SEC in rebounding. He had seven rebounds against Arkansas Saturday. )redictions for 1994 and bobsledding. i ne Americans win unisn a uisappoinung inira AftW PlnHinpr *n mec^ count, but will win a bronze medal in hockey. In an interesting twist in the 'Ice Escapades,' Tonya Harding will be beaten up by ! senior writer a gr0Up 0f hormone-crazed teen-agers hoping to enhance Nancy Kerrigan's chance of winning a 1 medal. by a 1-0 loss to a dark- My fmaj question for Jorge tested his reliabil>n to lose to Argentina in ity on matters of local interest. "How long will it be before USC wins a championship in anymy crystal ball (named thing?" 10 predicted that one day After several minutes, Jorge began to glow it some bald chick on with a brilliant yellow hue. Then he began to i future is not all bad for emit smoke from some unseen orifice, r and female shotputters. Sometime later he replied, "As long as it takes ti the medal count at the Eddie Fogler to convince the NCAA that, since will be in no small part Moses Malone went straight from high school to )n in such sports as luge the pros, Malone still has college eligibility " 1 can I i 2r