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6 firt Oct 24. -j- Cog Anflelet Clmta Utah Is All Even With BYU Yet Coach Is Fit to Be Tied fliHifi8MiMi I CHARGERS Continued from First Pago pros, probably because you have the players around longer." Coryell has put together an offense which Is complex in its entirety and simple in its individual It is simple enough that all of the receivers are interchangeable at all of the positions, hence Joiner's ability to adjust quickly to lining up as a tight end. The complexity confronts the quarterback, who has to know how all of the machinery is operating-and what the enemy is trying to do to make it break down. "If they're going to take away J.J.," Gibbs said, "Dan has to know where to go on the pattern. He has to look at the defense when the ball is snapped and know what to do." He does not have much time to ponder.

Speed reading is the name of the game. The Chargers go into each game with what they call an offensive package. It is a package with different farts: Passes to use against zones, asses to use against man-to-man. Passes to use against blitzes. Even some running plays.

"We have to take calculated guesses based upon what the style of a certain team might be," Gibbs said. "And most teams nave little wrinkles they put in Just for you and you've got to make adjustments for them." The Chargers will have to get ready quickly this week. They play at Oakland in Thursday night's version of ABC's Monday Night Football. "One advantage," Gibbs said, "is that we know them. We know what they like to do." Gibbs knows what the Raiders like to do, but he knows not what little wrinkles might be waiting.

Continued from First Page flight football players, you Just can't play the same type of football." Two Injuries that hit the Utes hardest were defensive tackle Steve Clark (neck) and free safety Tony Reed (knee). Clark was the team's top pass rusher, Reed the man who called the defensive plays. Without them, the Utah pass defense has suffered greatly. The Utes are the worst team in the WAC defending against the pass, giving up an average of 233.9 yards a game through the air. This weakness was in evidence against Las Vegas.

In the last 39 seconds, Las Vegas drove from its 20 to a game-winning, 49-yard field goal. "We have no pass rush," Howard said. "When we have blitzed, it has only worked occasionally. Each week, our defensive backs are told by everyone how bad they're doing. It's not their fault, though." Little fault can be found with the Ute offense, which is third in the WAC in rushing with an average of 226.9 yards a game.

Quarterback Floyd Hodge also is the third leading passer in the conference. However, the Utes also have been hurt by injuries on offense. Starting tackles Rich Ayres (neck) and Tim Davis (knee) are both out for the year. "Even without the two tackles, this year's offense is way better than last year's," Howard said. "If we had last year's defense, we would really be good." Wayne Howard can't be too disap- about the season, however, 'here are six other WAC teams who would gladly change places with the Utes in the standings.

AittcNotM Howard thinks San Diego State eliminated its chances of winning the WAC with last Saturday's 37-3 loss at Colorado State. "I don't think they can beat both Arizona and BYU," Howard said of the Aztecs, who are 1-1 In the WAC. Although Arizona Is in the Pacific 10, its game Nov. 10 in San Diego will count in the WAC standings for the Aztecs, That was necessitated since the Aztecs don't play new WAC member, Hawaii, this year San Diego State escaped the Colorado State game without serious Injury. Starting inside linebacker Alto Sin-eltlr should return this week after missing the last game with neck, knee and foot injuries The Aztecs were penalized on defense late in the Colorado State game for having 13 men on the field after a 14th barely got off in time.

In a 35-7 win against New Mexico, the Aztecs twice got away with having 12 men on the field when they scored touchdowns from short range. Utah's WAC wins have come against Hawaii (27-23), Colorado State (21-16) and Wyoming (24-14). It beat Long Beach State (34-10) in nonconference and has lost to Washington (41-7), Tennessee (51-18), Utah State (47-21) and Las Vegas Ron Kit kpatrlck, a June graduate of Kearny High School, is on the Utah roster. He's played primarily in JV games, but has one unassisted tackle In varsity action. mm SPECIAL EVENTS OCTOBER 27th AND 28th SALOMON BINDING CHECK SKI TUNE UP CLASSES HELD BY THE HEXCEL TECH.

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A player can have his own feelings and own thoughts about anything he wants. "Bill does have an injury, and he's anxious to play. Believe me, there's a helluva lot of pressure on Bill-there's more pressure on Bill then there is on anyone. He's a very competitive guy; he really wants to perform. It's a very difficult thing, extremely difficult for Bill.

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They remain near the bottom of the Pacific Division of the Western Conference. In the place of Walton, Swen Nater is playing well. He remains among league leaders in rebounds, grabbing 12 against the Nuggets and adding 21 points. "Swen has been very steady all year," Shue said. "He was sensational when we needed a basket.

He got some key rebounds, too." Against the Nuggets, the Clippers put six players in double figures. Nick Weatherspoon momentarily lifted himself out of a slump, scoring 23. But the Clippers aren't the same without Walton, and it shows at the gate. Their season attendance average is Thursday night, they play the Milwaukee Bucks at 7:05. The Chargers kick off against Oakland an hour earlier on national television.

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"We're just trying to cover all the bases," Walton said of the new input. "I'm trying my best to get back out there. I'm not doing too good right now it's hard to get around, and I hurt. I hope to find out something new something hopeful-from these guys. "I'm concerned about getting my foot well.

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I can't do what I want to do-play. And I don't like that. The last 48 hours I've hardly been able to do anything in the way of exercises." Free said he was playing with a calf muscle that had been kneed. He said other Clippers were playing with pain and followed that by saying, "I can't comment about Bill not playing, whether I think he should be. That would have to be off the record." And for the record, Free said no more.

"Bill is hurt," Shue said. "You can bet we would tell you if he wasn't, if he was faking it, or something like that." Taiyo Whales Clinch Second Place TOKYO (-The Taiyo Whales clinched second place in the Central League Japanese baseball standings Tuesday. The Whales played a 5-5 nine-inning tie with the last-place Yakult Swallows in the first game of a doubleheader and won the second game, 3-0. It was the Whales' best finish in 15 years. They were fourth in 1978 and last in 1977.

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