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8 Scott, lettermen spe ACHIK HUNT Staff Writer fanswh?mal Support. Tradition. Pride. These come," Rogers are all qualities of football programs js not only in like Florida State, Florida and Ne- but it convince braska. It is what the leaders of the olinaisagrea football program at USC want our stu- fans will give t dents to possess. port." Thursday night, at Williams-Brice The seconc Stadium, Tripp Penn, who is the leader liS) former sta of the Student Gamecock Club, sideline radio launched a full-scale membership dri- Carolina Radio ve that he hopes will build a program a time his fres to rival all of the other great programs olina was bea in the country. saw the stude i To draw students into this meet- game. ing Penn invited three distinguished "We had jt i guests to talk to the crowd of around and the fans v 75 students who attended. Guests said to the sti Qfroociv) fko imrvw4or>on of ofmnrr fo? - ? UWXWUVV4 U11V Uil^A/i UIUIW V?X OWX V/lXg 1UU W tJi C J UllipUlg support that is grounded in the stu- loud that I act dent section. perdeck swayi The first guest was 1980 Heisman After heai Trophy winner and All-American speakers recou George Rogers. Rogers expressed the periences as G dire need for great support and how ers, the featun good of a coach he thinks Brad Scott speak to the cl is. er than knowl "The most important aspect of win- coach Brad So ning a big game is that there is vocal He was ver I THE GAMECOCK SPt I Sponsored by rftP**gTt**r. usc Clemson | grille ?0 grog Florida Duke S Co'iZr Florida Olemson Record: 33-26 Larry Williams Sports Co-Editor riOnoa UWtttSOR RAonrrf- 40-1Q Robbie Meek ' Assistant Sports Florida demon - Record: 44-15 1 Patrick Doherty ' Senior writer Florida Clemson Record: 24-23 Tyson Pettigrew Florida Clemson * The Shooter I, 1 I I s I - * " " ' : ' . ? ' . I t The Gamecock KljiVJill ak to student fan club G :e the players feel wel- students and encouraged the crowd " Tl said. "The loud support to show up early for the last two games. $11, iportant for the game, "One of the reasons that I came last is the recruits that Car- here from FSU was the avid fan sup- RYAI it place to play and the that \ had seen and the great stu- mi hem there undying sup- dent ^ ^ ^ place ^ 1 speaker was Todd El- ***** and Is to get befcter 38 P^y 1 r quarterback and now e program builds. p.E. i reporter for the South "We want a family atmosphere so 2p.ir Network. He recounted lefs have fun in the stands and cheer N shman year when Car- real loud for the team. I want the willp ting Nebraska and he crowd into the stands by 7 p.m. to re- baEV' nts really get into the ally intimidate the Florida team Lefs McG\ make them beat all 75,000 of us in- T' ist scored a touchdown stead of just the 11 on the field." SE(j? /ere going crazy," Ellis Student Gamecock Club members ? idents. "The students receive a free T-shirt, decal, and subso hard and yelling so scription to "Spurs & Feathers," along fnr uaJIy saw the east up- ^th being able to participate in sevn^' , n , eral special events, such as releasing feel li balloons during "2001" at the Cleno ramecock football play- son &a^e- (Erm ed speaker came out to To join this club in time for the next last! ub. He was none oth- round of special events, call Tripp Penn Since edgeable head football &t the Gamecock Club at 777-4276. year> ott. Membership dues are $20 and last the vated y complimentary of the entire academic year. er ^ I USE 1RTS CHALLENGE S play a ingto Alabama I Kansas Michigan \Washingtao in IfS V$ VS IfS erage Miss. State Nebraska Purdue UCLA with: "K again* Miss. Nebraska Michigan Wash. s?nfs State Kenti As Alabama Nebraska Michigan Wash. card the lii for th( De Alabama Nebraska Michigan UCLA ~ x iaj t/i Oct. 2 S! Alabama Kansas Michigan Wash Fo Game ond tx year, Alabama Nebraska Purdue UCLA liw Get a head start on The Gamecock A< Department is seekii self-starters as Executives. Incredii you learn" oppc Experience is not re positive attitu ^no T i ' ro. ' ',VM*'' ' ' $fop by the Student Media 4th floor,; Russell House and 7 ?1 Friday, November 10,1995 amecocks ready for ?0 careers end, two beas USC faces Georgia in : game at P. E. Center. q WILSON Sports Editor he South Carolina volleyball squad md an era this weekend as they their last home match at Sol Blatt Center against No. 25 Georgia at i. Sunday ^ extyear, coach Km Hudson's squad day its home games in the basket- w olleyball facilities adjacent to Frank lire Arena. le Gamecocks, 17-9 and 7-6 in the will be looking to avenge a 1-3 loss ;r this season at the hands of the fBi M ogs in Athens. he Georgia match will be exciting veral reasons," Hudson said. "First, ise Georgia is a good team and we JggMjjfl ike we match up well with them. w dso, it's Cary (Beeson) and Kori's ^ 1 igarat) last home match and the lome match in the P. E. Center. * * we played Georgia earlier in the the team seems to be more moti- Jfajk about the re-match than any oth- I. |e cuiiaogs, wmners 01 meir last it Tennessee and Kentucky," Hudid. "Her passing and defense reaped us win the third game against icky." ? i the team's youth and inexpert- Fruhman ^ Mlin- w las been a factor all season, two ?? ev.r Blma freshmen have stepped into por game and i# a f leup and begun to make a name _ . , . ., , . smselves Fortman is being considered fc e Dee Fortman, a native of Kansas Freshman of the Year. Mo., was named SEC Volleyball Another Gamecock freshman r of the Week for the week ending run^forFtehman oflheYeai 2. Fortman is only the second vol- Jf Ashley Edlund. Edlund a na 1 player from Carolina to receive P tage. Mi., ats at the No. 1 spot onor since joining the SEC. |EC to ^ste m o^rah mafrh rtman, who will run track for the matches.averuging 12.81 anc cocks in the spring, has the sec- repecMy, which are both school. 1st block average in the SEC this lea^ *e team. ^,3?2Ja< at 1.25, and total blocks at 59.0. 13 ^ ?n ^ mth 279 ** Ashley is showing everyone1 iTH ? fHD J U UVJ ' v \ your career, dvertising ig energetic, Vccount ble "earn as )rtunity. quired but a de is! % ri I dvertising Department, start your career today! last Blatt battle Mr ^r* ? Hk jfl ?l ? - | A mm FILE PHOTO The Gamecock 1 id the Gamecocks face No. 25 Georgia in tt P. E. Center. Edlund leads the SEC in rontrunner for Freshman of the Year. ir SEC talented, young player she is," Hudson said. "I feel she has proven she is one of l in the the best setters in the SEC and without r is set- a doubt, the best freshman in the com itive of ference. ; in the "Besides her obvious setting abilies and ties, she has proven she is a complete 113.21, player as she is first on the team in aces lecords. and third on the team in digs. Besides xs and the stats, she also has great leadership js. abilities." what a 1 , .