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to a By GLENN ROLLINS $taff Write North Carolina at Clemson sue Memorial Stadium Clemson Time: 1 pm a The Teams: North Carolina's Tar Heels (1- 2) won their first game of the season last week beating Kansas 23-17 after opening with losses to Navy (33-30) and Boston College (52-20) The Clemson Tigers (2-2) dropped their second straight game to Georgia Tech (28-21) following a defeat to Georgia (26-23) the week before It is the first time the Tigers have lost Iwo straight since 1980 and the first time since then they have failed to beat everyone on their schedule except Georgia or Boston College The loss also broke Ciemson's 20-game winning streak against ACC teams The Game: There probably isn't much wrong with the Tigers that a little sure-handedness won't cure They have made 16 turnovers this season 12 the past two weeks and grabbed 13 Clemson made only 24 turnovers last season to opponents 38 The Tigers have outgained all foes but Georgia Tech and have a much wider yards-per-game average over opponents (401-286) than last year (384-367) when their record was 9-1-1 Clemson still has a powerful ground game led by tailbacks Stacey Driver (51 yards per carry) and Terrence Flap! (80) Quarterback Mike Eppley from Charlotte always is sharp against North Carolina and the Tar Heels have been especially vulnerable to passing this season North Carolina has had trouble mounting drives against Clemson and also with making big offensive plays That could continue with a young offensive line The Tar Heels have been adequate against rushing (39 yards per attempt) but have been ravaged in the air have completed 60 of their passes for 261 yards per game Kansas State at South Carolina sue Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia 111 Time: 1:30 pnt II The Teems: The Kansas State Wildcats (1- 3) have beaten Tennessee Tech 28-12 and lost to Vanderbilt 26-14 Texas Christian 42-10 and Oklahoma 24-6 The South Carolina Gamecocks 3-0 have won their first three for the first time since 1977 beating The Citadel 31-24 Duke 21-0 and Georgia 17-10 Kansas State of the Big Eight has been outgained 384-259 yards per game but is dangerous offensively if senior quarterback Stan Weber is at full strength He missed last week's loss to Oklahoma but is dangerous on the option having ashed for 57 yards per carry (218 total) the team's only average above 37 In the first three games Weber completed 33 of 83 passes (524) for 334 yards two touchdowns and three interceptions South Carolina's defense has not allowed a touchdown on the ground and is giving up only 97 yards rushing per game and 173 passing The Game: The Gamecocks should be too powerful for the Wildcats on both sides of the ball South Carolina is passing for 211 yards per game and rushing for 191 with the ground attack led by four quality runners Quinton Lewis averages 70 yards per game and 68 per carry with Kent Hagood at 74 per carry and Rayriard Brown at 44 Thomas Dendy (27) the leading rusher the past two seasons who has been slowed by injury in 1984 is slated to start with Lewis Expect Kansas State to have to pass because its current history doesn't suggest success against South Carolina's ground defense probably the team's strongest area South Carolina defensive tackle Roy Hart is Out for the season with a knee injury suffered against Georgia NC State at Georgia Tech 2 snit Grant Field Atlanta Time: 12:15 pm The Teams: The ACC television game of the week matches the Associated Press' 18thranked team the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (0-0 ACC 3-0 overall) against the struggling NC State Wolipack (0-1 2-2) Georgia Tech has beaten Alabama 16-6 The Citadel 48-3 and Clemson 28-21 last week) NC State has beaten Ohio 43-6 and East Carolina 31-22 and lost to Furman 34-30 and Wake Forest 24-15 The Yellow Jackets are ranked for the first time since 1978 The Game Both teams have outstanding running backs but Georgia Tech should have the edge at quarterback and on defense Both teams average 48 yards per rush but Tech yields 31 and NC State 43 The Wolipack's tailbacks have been outstanding even with senior Joe McIntosh (81 yards per carry) sidelined with a hamstring pull (he Is questionable for today) Vince Evans ran for 201 yards against East Carolina last week and is averaging 92 per game and 54 per carry Joe Greene averages 74 and 83 Georgia Tech tailback Robert Layette averages 118 per game and 53 per carry and fullback Keith Glanton (59 49) also is dangerous Virginia at Duke on: Wallace Wade Stadium Durham Time: 7 pm The Teems: The Virginia Cavaliers (0-0 ACC 3-1 overall) are on a three-game winning streak after their opening 55-0 loss to Clemson which didn't count in the ACC standings because of the Tigers' probation They have beaten Virginia Military 35-7 and won road games over Navy 21-9 and Virginia Tech 28-23 The Duke Blue Devils (0-0 1-2) have lost two games since opening with a 31-24 victory over Indiana losing on the road to South Carolina 21-0 and Army 13-9 The Blue Devils have been stripped of most of their proven skill players by injury and that probably cost them the Army game when they got the ball into scoring position but couldn't produce a touchdown Virginia playing its third straight road game hasn't won three games away from home in the same season since 1968 The Game Virginia has been enigmatic winning three of four but giving up more yardage than it has gained 354-333 on the average The Cavaliers also have completed 543 of their passes but with nine interceptions They got a spark last week in their victory over Virginia Tech when senior Don Majkowski came off the bench for starter Kevin Ferguson and in seven possessions produced three touchdowns and a field goal The ground game (161 yards per game) hasn't been as potent as last year's 217 but the passing has been about the same Dukes defense has improved from last year's yield of 31 points and 435 yards per game to 19 and 352 but it hasn't faced the better offenses on its schedule The offensive production might be ready to climb with quarterback Ron Salty returning from injury last week to pass for 143 Catamount Attack Offers Mixed Ba Jeff Gilbert What's it going to be today for Western Carolina against Appalachian State pass or run? Three weeks ago the Catamounts were zipping along much as they have in most of coach Bob Waters's 15 seasons throwing 57 times against Tennessee-Chattanooga But when they lost the game 10-6 Waters decided the thing for his team to do to straighten itself out was to establish the running game The next opponent Virginia Military was a good proving ground and the Catamounts ran 55 times in a 22-16 victory as tailback Eddie Maddox gained 195 yards Last week they did both in a 34-6 victory over Tennessee Tech Quarterback Jeff Gilbert had his best game of the season hitting 18 of 29 passes for 236 yards and Maddox ran for 110 more yards What can Appalachian expect today? Waters said only "We've finally got our whole offense clicking together" When unbeaten South Carolina plays Kansas State tonight it will be trying to protect its record of not having allowed a rushing touchdown this season The 201 yards rushing last week by NC State senior tailback Vince Evans against East Carolina was more yards than he had gained in any of his three previous single seasons His 369 yards this season tops his previous three-year total of 325 yards tailback Mike Peacock running for 70 yards and converted tailback Mike Atkinson playing his first game at flanker and catching four passes for 53 yards Wake Forest at Richmond suc Richmond Stadium Richmond Time: 1:30 pm The Tomo: The Wake Forest Deacons (2 2) had a two-game winning streak broken last week in a 38-17 loss at Maryland but coach Al Groh seeks to better his fine non-ACC record of 10-5 The independent Richmond Spiders (2- 2) who had last week oft have beaten James Madison 43-12 lost to Bowling Green 55-28 beat Maine 30-13 and lost to Virginia Tech 21- 11 Wake Forest hopes to return to its stingy defensive style after giving up 484 yards to Maryland Before that the Deacons had given up an average of 232 yards per game but Richmond averages 393 yards per game including 209 passing The Spiders are yielding 305 yards per game including 197 rushing (47 per rush) The Game: The Deacons had to pass a lot at Maryland because they were behind but Groh prefers to establish the run Tailback Michael Ramseur averaging 123 yards per game rushing is expected to be close to full strength after being hampered last week by a hip bruise Fullback Topper Clemons is averaging 63 yards per game and 47 per carry Quarterback Foy White of Charlotte will start his second straight game after throwing for 214 yards at Maryland Richmond has averaged only 39 per rush and against the Deacons probably will have to pass well to spread the defense for the run East Carolina at Pittsburgh sus: Pitt Stadium Pittsburgh Time: 12:20 pm The Teams: Who would have thought these teams would enter their game with a combined record of 1-8 with their only victory against a IAA program in its third year? The East Carolina Pirates (1-4) own that single win over Georgia Southern 34-27 Last season East Carolina was 8-3 and the Pittsburgh Panthers currently 0-4 were 8-3-1 The problem for the Pirates is that times have changed more for them than for Pitt which has been favored by as much as 15 points East Carolina's losses have been to Florida State 48-17 Temple 17-0 Central Michigan 17-12 and NC State 31-22 The Panthers have lost to Brigham Young 20-14 Oklahoma 42-10 Temple 13-12 and West Virginia 28-10 Pitt has suffered from nagging injuries to several offensive regulars including a sprained ankle by quarterback John Congemi The Game: East Carolina has improved on offense the past two games Coach Ed Emory seems to have found a regular quarterback in sophomore Darrell Speed who has completed 28 of 55 passes (51) for 349 yards three touchdowns and three interceptions In last week's loss to NC State tailback Tony Baker who had rushed for 125 yards in the first tour games ran for 120 on 20 carries Baker had been slowed by injury Alas the Pirates aren't getting better on defense being outgained 436- 308 in total offense Including 212-128 passing and 224-180 rushing Pittsburgh coach Foge Fazio said his team has committed mental mistakes the past two games that weren't present in the first two He is encouraged by Congemi's improving health and the rushing of tailback Charles Gladman who ran for 98 yards and Pitt's only touchdown against West Virginia The Citadel at Davidson Site: Richardson Field Davidson Time: 2 pm II The Teams: The Citadel Bulldogs (0-1 Southern Conference 1-3 overall) own the only victory between these two teams having beaten NAIA foe Presbyterian 23-6 in their second game The Bulldogs have lost to South Carolina 31-24 Georgia 'Tech 48-3 and East Tennessee 16-6 The Davidson Wildcats (0-2 0-4) have been competitive since their opening loss to Western Carolina 45-12 but have lost to NAIA teams Guilford 27-12 and Newberry 28- 14 and to Pennsylvania 19-14 The game will count in the Southern standings for Davidson but will not count for The Citadel because Davidson does not play the minimum five league opponents The Game: Davidson was encouraged by its showing last week at Pennsylvania when it had a season-high 358 yards and led 14-13 until a 68-yard punt return set up the winning touchdown with 1:30 to play It was the third game in which returns have beaten Davidson The Wildcats' three leading rushers all have good averages per carry: fullbacks Horace Manor (44) and Mike Longmire (45) and halfback David Turner (43) The Citadel quarterback Robert Hill averages 152 yards per game passing and his 21 career touchdown passes are tour shy of the school record SC State at Johnson Smith Sits: Memorial Stadium Charlotte Time: 7:30 pm The Teams: The Johnson Smith Golden Tiger-Tar Heel Game Has New Importance Bulls (1-3) will be playing the ghost of Alcorn State tonight when they go against the SC State Bulldogs (2-3) That's because the Bulldogs often have taken out their wrath on Smith the week after being beaten by Alcorn In 1981 the Braves beat SC State on a 52-yard pass play as time expired: next week the Bulldogs routed the Bulls 82-0 In 1983 and 1979 SC State lost to Alcorn the week before thumping Smith That's part of the story The other part is that it hasn't made much difference what the Bulldogs have done against the Braves The Bulls have followed Alcorn on the Bulldogs' schedule every season since 1974 SC State is 5-0 against Smith after losing to or tying Alcorn end 6-0 against the Bulls after beating the Braves All that to set up this: Last week Alcorn State ripped the Bulldogs 41-7 Tonight its Bulldogs vs Golden Bulls The Glamc SC State should be much too powerful for the young Golden Bulls Bulldogs' quarterback Charles Glaze isn't much on accuracy (419 six Interceptions) or yardage Today's College Football Reg $529 (Limit 2 Per Customer) SAVE '300 OR MORE OVER MOST OTHER STOVES OR INSERTS A whole house heating 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Sat Oct 6 1984 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM BLACK BART MANIA RETAIL CO 5019 Hoyle Road Charlotte NC 28208 399-4234 I THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Saturday October 6 1984 SC Chattanooga (2-0 3-1) hosts East Tennessee (1-1 3-1) NC A (1-3) hosts NAIA foe Elizabeth City (2-2) Southern Conference member Furman is idle Small College Elon (2-0) the NAIA's second-ranked team hosts eighth-ranked Guilford (4-0) Livingstone (0-2 CAA 1-4) hosts Southern Divisonleading Winston-Salem State (1-0 3-1) Catawba (0-2 2-1) visits Presbyterian (2-0 2-2) which is trying to hang onto a share of first place in the SAC-8 In another SAC-8 game Lenoir-Rhyne (0-2 0-5) tries for its first victory of the season when It hosts Gardner-Webb (1- 1 2-1) Carolinas Bowie State at Fayetteville State NC Central at Norfolk State Newberry at Carson-Newman Mars Hill at Liberty Baptist Wolford at Towson State National Games south Georgia vs Alabama at Birmingham Fort Valley State at Alabama State Texas Southern at Alcorn Slate Morehead State at Austin Peay Georgia Southern vs BethuneCookman at Jacksonville Akron at Central Florida Middle Tennessee State at Eastern Kentucky Syracuse at Florida Tennessee State at Grambling State Florida A at Jackson State Delaware State at James Madison Rutgers at Kentucky Western Kentucky at Louisville Louisiana Tech at McNeese State Florida State at Memphis State Auburn at Mississippi Southern Mississippi vs Mississippi State at Jackson Southwest Missouri State at Murray State Southern at Nicholls Stale Lamar at Northeast Louisiana Southwest Texas at Northwestern Louisiana Wichita State at Southwestern Louisiana East Tennessee State at Tennessee-Chattanooga Tulane at Vanderbilt Virginia Tech vs Virginia Military at Norfolk Temple at William Mary East: Harvard at Army Delaware at Boston University: Cornell at Bucknell Dartmouth at Holy Cross Lafayette at Maine Connecticut at New Hampshire: Lehigh at Northeastern Columbia at Penn Brown at Princeton Massachusetts at Rhode Island Morgan State at Yale Midwest: Indiana State vs Ball State at Indianapolis Northeast Missouri State at Drake nois State at Eastern Illinois Central Michigan at Eastern Michigan Wisconsin at Illinois Iowa State at Kansas Miami Ohio at Kent State Michigan State at Michigan Indiana at Minnesota Colorado at Missouri Oklahoma State at Nebraska Iowa at Northwestern: Miami (Fla) at Notre Dame Ohio State at Purdue Northern Iowa at Southern Illinois Bowling Green at Toledo Northern Illinois at Western Michigan Tennessee Tech at Youngstown State Southwest: Texas Christian at Arkansas North Texas State at Arkansas State Houston at Baylor Prairie View A at Bishop Texas at Rice night Stephen Austin at Texas-Arlington: Texas Tech at Texas A Tulsa at West Texas State In West: Navy at Air Force Oregon at Arizona: California at Arizona State: Brigham Young at Colorado Stale: Howard Payne vs Eastern Washington at Spokane: Fresno State at Hawaii BOISO State at Idaho State Nevada-las Vegas at long Beach State Northern Arizona at Montana Idaho at Nevada-Reno Texas-El Paso at New Mexico State Washington at Oregon State Fullerton State at Pacific: Utah State at San Jose State Stanford at UCLA Southern California at Washington State Montana State at Weber State San Diego State at Wyoming Oct 18 19 20 Thurs Fri Sat fare room food baggage handling $15000 Per person for Qualified Players SUNLIGHT TRAVEL Paul Kirk ley 704 535-6318 Ftv' THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Saturday October 6 1984 SC -1 i Football: 'fr- er By GLENN ROLLINS Chattanooga (2-0 3-1) hosts East Tennessee nois State at Eastern Illinois Central Michigan Staff Writer (1-1 3-1) NC A (1-3) hosts NAIA toe at Eastern Michigan: Wisconsin at Illinois Iowa Elizabeth Ciiy (2-2) Southern Conference State at Kansas Miami Ohio at Kent State North Carolina at Clemson Cata mount Attack Offers member Furman is idle Michigan State at Mgan Indiana at Minne- ixed Bag Small College sole Colorado at Missouri Oklahoma State at III Site Memorial Stadium Clemson Elon (2-0) the NAIA's second-ranked team Nebraska Iowa at Northwestern: Miami (Fla) II Time 1 pm hosts eighth-ranked Guilford (4-0) Living- at Notre Dame Ohio State at Purdue: Northern I stone (0-2 CIA 1-4) hosts Southern on- at Southern Illinois Bowling Green at To- A The Teams: North Carolina's Tar Heels (1- 'Nos What's it going to be today had his best game of the sea leading Winston-Sal Divis lowa em State (1-0 3-1) Ca- ledo: Northern Illinois at Western Michigan Ten- 2) won their first game of the season last week 1 ''A A for Western Carolina against son hitting 18 of 29 passes for tawba (0-2 2-1) visits Presbyterian (2-0 2-2) Tech at Youngstown State beating Kansas 23-17 after opening with losses if 'i: Appalachian State pass or 236 yards and Maddox ran for which is trying to hang onto a share of first to Navy (33-30) and Boston College (52-20) '1 place in the SAC-8 In another SAC-8 game Southwest: Texas Christian at Arkansas The Clemson Tigers (2-2) dropped their set- i run? 110 more yards Lenoir -Rhyne (0-2 0 5) tries for its first victory North Texas State at Arkansas State Houston ond straight game to Georgia Tech (28-21) at Baylor Prairie View A at Bishop Texas Three weeks ago the Cate- of the season when It hosts Gardner-Webb (1- following a defeat to Georgia (26-23) the week mounts were zipping along What can Appalachian ex- 1 2-1) at Rice night Stephen Austin at Texas-Ar- I before It Is the first time the Tigers have lost nect Waters today? Wate said only Carolinas ot al kt State a yNewberry et te ll I Sat at tces 0Cr- Carson-New- lington Texas Tech at Texas A Tulsa at two straight since 1980 and the first time since c' much as they have in most of West Texas State "'lly got what tilleo in then they have failed to beat everyone on their coach Bob Waters's 15 sea- We ve na schedule except Georgia or Boston College sN e441x offense clicking our ole tre together" man Mars Hill at Liberty Baptist Wolford at West Navy at Air Force Oregon at Arizona: The loss also broke Clemson's 20-game win- sons throwing 57 times Towson State California at Arizona State Brigham Young at ning streak against ACC teams evrt a 0 against Tennessee-Chatta- Colorado State: Howard Payne Eastern I The Demo: There probably Isn't much nooga But when they lost the When unbeaten South Car- National Games tzAa4toti tg i se a AA1 al abbaammaa salts teBirTmeixnags- Washington at Spokane: Fresno State at Ha handedness have made 16 waii BOISe State at Idaho State evada-las wrong with the Tigers that a little sure- A li': game 10-6 Waters decided the olina plays Kansas State to nehvesad 8Settantuensa! Vegas at Long Beach Stale Northern Arizona won't Cure They Georgia Souther Morehead turnovers this season 12 the past two weeks i 4 thing for his team to do to night it will be trying to pro- at Montana Idaho at Nevada-Reno Texas El and grabbed 13 Clemson made only 24 38 The 1' straighten itself out was to es- tect its record of not having Cookman at Jacksonville Akron at Central Flor- Paso at New Mexico State Washington at Ore- oon State: Fullerton Slate at Pacific: Utah State turnovers last season to opponents' Tigers have outgained all oes but Georgia tablish the running game The allowed a rushing touchdown ida Middle Tennessee State al Eastern Ken- it San Jose State Stanford at UCLA Southern gsGt uet rcara skt mey ab Delaware Si nKentucky gr a cs Syracuse et State State Western FF 1 oo rr ai I ddt Florida a Tennessee AKmeaenstmutvic aka ydt i sa 0JSt ant Louis ca kt Rut uo at C7alifortnia atWasih ington State Montana State Tech and have a much wider yards-per-game next opponent Virginia Mill- this season The 201 yards at Weber State San Diego State at Wyoming average over opponents (401-286) than last I tary was a good proving rushing last week by NC year (384-367) when their record was 9-1-1 Clemson still has a powerful ground game led '2J'11' ground and the Catamounts State senior tailback Vince Ev- Iss al tot' oims eacpsshpt tt i ties is ss esnttsitetetp Sae: at eLi ii Fs Itaiori rprri dapaayai tt rr by tailbacks Stacey Driver (51 yards per x- 4 ran Imes a 16Mvaicd victory ans against as Carolina ma was carry) and Terrence Flagler (80) Quarterback tailback Eddie tdoox more yards than he had gained tr asi Mike Eppley from Charlotte always is sharp against North Caroline and the Tar Heels have i ga ne yards any is three prey ous Oct 18 19 been especially vulnerable to passing this sea- Last week they did both in single seasons son North Carolina has had trouble mounting His 369 yards Northeast Louisiana: Southwest Texas at North- Thurs Fri a 34-6 victory over Tennessee this season tops his previous western Louisiana: Wichita State at Southwest- lini Jeff Gert big offensive plays That could continue with a Tech Quarterback Jeff Gilbert three-year total of 325 ern es-Air are Louisiana: East Tennessee State at Ten- ofo2am drives against Clemson and also with making ilb young offensive line The Tar Heeis have been nessee-Chattanooga: Tuiane at Vanderbilt: Vir- baggage handling adequate against rushing (39 yards per at- Mary Tech vs Virginia Military at Norfolk Temple at William Mar tempt) but have been ravaged in the air -op- yards tailback Mike Peacock running for 70 Bulls (1-3) will be playing the ghost of Alcorn (116 yards per game) but has passed for 15000 portents have completed 60 of their passes yards and converted tailback Mike Atkinson State tonight when they go against the SC seven touchdowns Glaze also leads the team in II East: Harvard at Army: Delaware at Boston for 261 yards per game playing his first game at flanker and catching State Bulldogs (2-3) That's because the Bull- rushing with 45 yards per carry and 45 yards University: Cornell at Bucknell Dartmouth at Kansas State at South Carolina four passes for 53 yards dogs often have taken out their wrath on Smith per game Wide receiver David Lee Norman has Holy Cross Lafayette at Maine Connecticut at Per person for Qualified Players the week after being beaten by Alcorn In 1981 caught 18 passes half Glaze's completions for New Hampshire: Lehigh at Northeastern Co- SUNLIGHT TRAVEL Sits: Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia Wake Forest at Richmond the Braves beat SC Slate on a 52-yard pass 21 yards per catch and six touchdowns This is tumble at Penn Brown at Princeton Massachu- 111 Time: 1:30 pm Site: Richmond Stadium Richmond play as time expired next week the Bulldogs the first time SC State coach Bill Davis a for- setts at Rhode Island Morgan State at Yale Paul Kirkley The Teams: The Kansas State Wildcats (1- II Time: 1:30 pm routed the Bulls 82-0 In 1983 and 1979 SC mar Smith player and assistant coach has Midwest: Indiana State vs Ball State at Indi- 704 535-6318 3) have beaten Tennessee Tech 28-12 and lost The Teams: The Wake Forest Deacons (2- State lost to Alcorn the week before thumping brought his team to Charlotte since the 82-0 anapolis Northeast Missouri State at Drake illi- to Vanderbilt 26-14 Texas Christian 42-10 and 21 had a two-game winning streak broken last Smith That's part of the story The other part is rout in '81 It also is the first time in 11 ears the Oklahoma 24-6 The South Carolina Game- week in a 38-17 loss at Maryland but coach Al that it hasn't made much difference what the Bulldogs have been under 500 alter five cocks 3-0 have won their first three for the first Groh seeks to better his fine non-ACC record of Bulldogs have done against the Braves The games time since 1977 beating The Citadel 31-24 10-5 The indep Bulls have followed Alcorn on the Bulldogs' endent Richmond Spiders (2- Other Area Games Duke 21-0 and Georgia 17-10 Kansas State of 2) who had last week off have beaten James schedule every season since 1974 SC State is the Big Eight has been outgained 384-259 Madison 43-12 lost to Bowling Green 55-28 5-0 against Smith after losing to or tying Alcorn III ACC: Maryland (2-2) goes after Its third yards per game but is dangerous offensively if beat Maine 30-13 and lost to Virginia Tech 21- and 6-0 against the Bulls after beating the straight victory at 11th-ranked Penn State (3- for KANSAS senior quarterback Stan Weber is at full 13 Wake Forest hopes to return to its stingy Braves All that to set up this: Last week Alcorn 1) i i When Maryland won its only game of the 4 Itilk strength He missed last week's loss to Okla- defensive style after giving up 484 yards to Stale ripped the Bulldogs 41-7 Tonight it's current roster had been born game series 961 only four players on its home but is dangerous on the option having Maryland Before that the Deacons had given Bulldogs vs Golden Bulls I ashed for 57 yards per carry (218 total) the up an average of 232 yards Per game but Rich- The Gams: SC State should be much too I-AA: Western Carolina (1-1 Southern 3-2 il 4 eli team's only average above al In the first three mond averages 393 yards Per game including powerful for the young Golden Bulls Bulldogs' overall) Is at Appalachian State (1-1 2-3) for 7 lomm VS games Weber completed 33 of 83 passes 209 passing The spiders are yielding 308 yards quarterback Charles Glaze isn't much on accu- the annual battle for the Mountain Jug at 1 pm tr- mom (524) for 334 yards two touchdowns and per game including 197 rushing (47 per rush) racy (419 six interceptions) or yardage Southern Conference leader Tennessee- i 'i4' three interceptions South Carolina's defense A ti UNC i has not allowed a touchdown on the ground The Game: The Deacons had to pass a lot at Maryland because they were behind "4 ''N and and is giving up only 97 yards rushing per game Groh prefers to establish the run Ta Mi- ilback 173 passing Iix'-Astik-: 041011 iii 1 i chael Ramseur averaging 123 yards per game i 1 The Game: The Gamecocks should be too rushing is expected to be close to full strength "IS1' 1 I Ni gr on Tar Heel Football 4 t' 1634 I 1 powerful for the Wildcats on both sides of the atter being hampered last week by a hip bruise ball South Carolina is passing for 211 yards per Fullback Topper Clemons is averaging 63 yards '11 I I i Li tiv Highlights game and rushing for 191 with the ground at- per game and 47 per carry Quarterback Foy I' tack led by four quality runners Quinton Lewis White of Charlotte will start his second straight Sunda A averages 70 yards per game and 68 er game after throwing for 214 yards at Maryland VaillaKittrtMtiiiii hdli03XVald I a 111 cl i with Kent Hagood at 74 per carry and RayrcanY iard Richmond has averaged only 39 per rush and 7 P-- 4jt 7 1030 Brown at 44 Thomas Dendy (27) the leading against the Deacons probably will have to pass Ik rusher the past two seasons who has been well to spread the defense for the run WSOC CH 9 slowed by injury in 1984 is slated to start with Lewis Expect Kansas State to have to pass East Carolina at Pi ttsburgh 100 W001 because its current history doesn't suggest suc- Site: Pitt Stadium Pittsburgh t2 cess against South Carolina's ground defense Time: 12:20 pm l-- probably the team's strongest area South Car- ohna defensive tackle Roy Hart is Out for the The Teams: Who would have thought these '''44 Sportcoats -t season with a knee injury suffered against Geor- teams would enter their game with a combined f' gia record of 1-8 with their only victory against a I AA program in its third year? The East Carolina $6295 up sr NC State at Georgia Tech Pirates (1-4) own that single win over Georgia ') A i 2 24 Southern 34-27 Last season East Carolina was 1111 Bite: Grant Field Atlanta s' 8-3 and the Pittsburgh Panthers currently 0-4 10- e' Compare at $12500 I III Time: 12:15 pm were 8-3-1 The problem tor the Pirates is that 0': -) 6 i The Teems: The ACC television game of the times have changed more for them than for Pitt i''1A 4 week matches the Associated Press' 18th- which has been favor ed by as much as 15 I -I 1 '4i i ranked teamthe Geora Tech Yellow Jackets I Points East Carol ina's lsses have been to Flor- 1 'i Just Arrived from our I gi P' (0-0 ACC 3-0 overall) against the strugng Ida State 48-17 Temple 17-0 Central Michigan '4 i NC State Wollpack (0-1 2-2) Georgia tech 17-12 and NC State 31-22 The Panthers have XS Ii has beaten Alabama 16-6 The Citadel 48-3 lost to Brigham Young 20-14 Oklahoma 42-10 -N -I Gainsville Georgia factory These sportcoats are I and Clemson 28-21 last week) NC State has Temple 13-12 and West Virginia 28-10 Pitt has 1z' available in all sizes I beaten Ohio 43-6 arid East Carolina 31-22 and suffered from nagging injuries to several often- 7 lost to Furman 34-30 and Wake Forest 24-15 sive regulars including a sprained ankle by and colors The Yellow Jackets are ranked for the first time quarterback John CongemL -ik -141111! 1 1 since 1978 The Game: East Carolina has improved on A'''' I 1 The Gams: Both teams have outstanding offense the past two games Coach Ed Emory 4 -1 ii Slacks -I running backs but Georgia Tech should have seems to have found a regular quarterback in he edge at quarterback and on defense Both sophomore Darrell Speed who has completed I -'4 4 i- 40- 7 teams average 48 yards per rush but Tech 28 of 55 passes (51) for 349 yards three yields 31 and NC State 43 The Wolipack's touchdowns and three interceptions In last iik 0 4: 4- 100 W001 1 tailbacks have been outstanding even with se- week's loss to NC State tailback Tony Baker i nior Joe McIntosh (61 yards per carry) side- who had rushed for 125 yards in the first tour me iit I 1 i i' '2995 lined with a hamstring pull (he is questionable gas ran for 120 on 20 carries Baker had it I for today) Vince Evans ran for 201 yards been slowed by injury Alas the Pirates aren't against East Carolina last week and is averaging getting better On defense being outgained 436- 1 1 I92 per game and 54 per carry Joe Greene 308 in total offense Including 212-128 passing i 1 Compare at $6500 Robert Layette averages averages 74 and 63 Georgia Tech tailback and 224-180 rushing Pittsburgh coach Foge 'i I Fazio said his team has committed mental mis- 1 1 118 per game and 53 per carry and fullback Keith Glanton (59 49) takes the past two games that weren't present i- 7i p'-: 112 also is dangerous in the first two He is encouraged by Congemi's f' ::5 I --i I VISA improving health and the rushing of tailback 1': 11211112P11 1 00 WO 01 LI I I Virginia at Duke Charles Gladman who ran for 98 yards and 'lhdt 4 Site Wallace Wade Stadium am The Citadel at Davidson i- 4 lukii $9995 and up Pitt only touchdown against Virginia 4 -40001Awi Sit Wll Wd Stdim Durham Th Teems: The Virginia Cavaliers (0-0 In Site: Richardson Field Davidson i fI'ir 4 ACC 3-1 overall) are on a three-game winning pm 1 streak atter their opening 55-0 loss to Clemson II Tho Teams: The Citadel Bulldogs (0-1 tio lt ii it mweActalow which didn't count in the ACC standings be- Southern Conference 1-3 overall) own the only cause of the Tigers' probation They have victory between these two teams having 110 1 'ICOMPAN if' beaten Virginia Military 35-7 and won road beaten NAIA foe Presbyterian 23-6 in their sec- i games over Navy 21-9 and Virginia Tech 26-23 ond game The Bulldogs have lost to South Car- 1 Ar At taso It Ili 0-'00 The Duke Blue Devils (0-0 1-2) have lost two ohm 31-24 Georgia Tech 48-3 and East Ten- ti games since opening with a 31-24 victory over nessee 16-6 The Davidson Wildcats (0-2 0-4) 2 -UM auras Indiana losing on the road to South Carolina have been competitive since their opening loss 'INK --l 'ou 5V4506A 21-0 and Army 13-9 The Blue Devils have been to Western Carolina 45-12 but have lost to 1:09 It stripped of most of their proven skill players by NAIA teams Guilford 27-12 and Newberry 28- liVid181114: injury and that probably cost them the Army 14 and to Pennsylvania 19-14 The game will game when they got the ball into scoring post- count in the Southern standings for Davidson dpe dal ir We 'Tho 'iist IthitiV lion but couldn't produce a touchdown Vir- but will not count for The Citadel because Da- fluDA Ait 044PM mato' mo- ym ginia playing its third straight road game hasn't vidson does not play the minimum five league won three games away from home in the Same opponents season since 1968 The Osmo: Davidson was encouraged by its II The Cisme: Virginia has been enigmatic win- showing last week at Pennsylvania when it had fling three of four but giving up more yardage a season-high 358 yards and led 14-13 until a than it has gained 354-333 on the average The 68-yard punt return set up the winning touch- Cavaliers aiso have completed 543 of their down with 1:30 to play It was the third game in passes but with nine interceptions They got a which returns have beaten Davidson The Wild- spark last week in their victory over Virginia cats' three leading rushers all have good aver- Tech when senior er Kevin Fe Don Malrguson and seven and kowski came off the a carr fullbacks Horace Mano4 (v 4) 9 Pe Black 'tart I benc for start In Mike Longmire (45) and halfback Daid possessions produced three touchdowns and a Turner (43) The Citadel quarterback Robert field goal The ground game (161 yards per Hill averages 152 yards per game passing and game) hasn't been as potent as last year's 217 his 21 career touchdown passes are four shy of but the Passing has been about the same the Sschooi record State at Johnson Smith WOODBURNING 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"Well" said Crum "whatever methods they've used have been successful" Clemson's Flag ler a sophomore from Florida was asked if he thinks the Tigers feel hatred for the Tar Heels "Not the players 1 don't think" he said "Not deep hatred "1 think hatred is more of a thing between the coaches "They've talked to us a little bit about them (Tar Heels) being one of the schools that voted against us (getting off ACC bowl probation this postseason) But 1 think the coaches are more concerned with us playing a good game period "And I don't hear the guys talking about that (probation) stuff much We've pretty much learned to live with it "The game's mainly for brag-gin' rights because we have so many players from up there (Clemson has 19 players from North Carolina on its I 03-man roster North Carolina has one 4 Continued From Page IG Back at North Carolina coach Tar Heels' and Tigers' supposed Dick Crum was asked about the ared for each other "I don't believe in using a 'hate factor' to motivate our kids" Does he think Clemson coach Crum said Danny Ford does? 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