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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
- By ART
Asst. DTH Sports Editor
Notre Dame and Purdue will collide this weekend in a
game that could eventually decide the national
championship.
Both the Fighting Irish and the Boilermakers were
picked in pre-scason predictions as co-favorites for the
coveted national crown. In fact, it was said that the Irish
arc so deep in personnel that their intra-squad game
could very well involve the number one and two teams
in the country.
Jack Mollcnkopfs Boilermakers will try to disprove
that theory this Saturday when they leave Lafayette and
head for Notre Dame Country, which is anywhere in
Indiana outside of Lafayette (note: Notre Dame
Country may be anywhere in the nation outside of
Lafayette).
Purdue certainly got off on the right foot last week
by walloping weaker Virginia, 44-7. But then again,
Virginia is hardly in Purdue's class. The game did prove
a couple of things, however. One was that Mike Phipps
and Leroy Keyes are back again this year and could be
the best one-two punch since Terry Hanratty and Jim
Seymour (familiar?).
Second, the Boilermakers let it be known that they
are ready for Notre Dame. Not often in a season does
the "big one" come up in only the second game, and
Purdue obviously has worked hard in preparation for
the openers.
If the Boilermakers can get by Notre Dame, and it's
doubtful they will, they should go all the way.
If Purdue is ready for Notre Dame, the feeling is very
mutual on the part of the Irish. In their season's opener,
Ara Parseghian's boys met and crushed the nationally
ranked Oklahoma Sooncrs, 45-21, a fact that, in itself,
says the Irish are gunning to retain the national title.
But this week is the big
better than the 91 Notre Dame football players andthe
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Saturday.
If for nothing else, and there's a lot more at stake,
Notre Dame will try to avenge the 28-21 loss they
suffered to Purdue last year; the loss that sent the Irish
to a slightly disappointing (8-2) season in which they
were expected to challenge for the national
championship.
But Seymour is back and healthy, and so is Hanratty.
This alone may be enough to harass the Boilermakers
into defeat, and Mollenkopf knows it. Purdue will
counter with Phipps and Keyes, and anything else that
happens will be secondary. .
. Purdue may be a slight favorite this Saturday, but
when the sun sets in Notre Dame Country the Irish will
-be number one again.
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Dietzel: Sadder
And Some Wiser
Columbia, S.C. (UPI)-South
Carolina Coach Paul Dietzel,
his team "a lot saddsr and a
little wiser," said Tuesday he
was looking for no letup in a
tougn schedule in a Saturday
game with North Carolina.
"This is a strange situation,"
Dietzel told a weekly news
conference. "North Carolina
dn South Carolina are kind of
in the same boat. You'd have
to call our game a tossup if it
were played on a neutral field.
"We play, though, at Chapel
Hill, and the Tar Heels won't
want to lose twice in a row on
their home field."
Coach Bill Dooley's team
lost 38-6 last Saturday to N.C.
State, while the Gamecocks
dropped a shocker to Duke
14-7.
PAUL DIETZEL
Edwards
RALEIGH, N.C.-North
Carolina State Coach Earle
Edwards passed out the
individual grades to Wolfpack
players Tuesday for the game
with North Carolina, then got
down to the serious business of
preparing for the Oklahoma
Sooners.
Several plavers made the
Honor Roll, including halfback
Bobby Hall who Edwards said
ran hard and threw a
touchdown pass to Jim Hardin
in their 38-6 victorv ftvpr thp
Tar Heels.
Edwards said his grading
system, based on films of the
game, rated offensive guards
Robby Evans and Don Jordan
high. "They have done a fine
job for us," he said. Edwards
also had high praise for tackle
Dick Chapman who is getting a
chance to play regularly for the
first time as a senior.
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North Carolina wasn't
supposed to lose that badly,
and South Carolina wasn't
supposed to lose at all.
"North Carolina says they're
going to bounce back this
week," Dietzel said. "We hope
we can bounce back too."
Dietzel and his staff, after
reviewing game films, figured
the Gamecocks "didn't really
play that bad a ball game. We
just never were really any
better than Duke.
"If I had to balme the loss
on anyone, I'd blame it on
Dietzel," he said. "After that
first quarter, we stopped their
passing pretty good. After the
house burned down, we did a
good job of firep roofing the
area."
Dietzel said he's decided on
several changes before his
squad takes the field at Chapel
Hill, a stadium where South
Carolina hasn't won since
1944. Rudy Holloman will
replace limping Benny
Galloway at offensive halfbac,
while Tyler Hellams will go
from linebacker to safety on
defense. Wally Orrel moves
from safety to roverback.
Johnny Gregory will go back
to his split end position, with
Gene Schwarting taking over
his familiar tight end spot
Other than that, it's up to
the coaches, Dietzel said.
Commends Players
The Wolfpack coach said his
secondary played "very well
containing passes and coming
up well on Tunning plays."
Safetyman Gary Yount and
cornerback Jack Whitley got
good marks as did linebacker
Steve Diacont and tackle Art
Hudson.
State stressed defense
during their workout Tuesday,
trying to determine ways to
stoP the Sooners between the
10-yard lines. Edwards said his
main fear is Sooner
quarterback Bobby Warmack,
one of the nation's leading
passers.
The South Carolina
Gamecocks reviewed mistakes
Monday made in their 14-7
opening game loss to Duke and
then began preparations for
Saturday's contest at Chapel
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Coach Bill Dooley told a
weekly news conference
Tuesday that his Tar Heels will
be up against a
football team"
"balanced
in South
Carolina Saturday.
"South Carolina had 201
yards rushing and 209 passing
last week against Duke, he
said, "and that's a balanced
attack. That's what you're
looking for offensively."
Dooley singled out
Gamecock backs Warren Muir,
Benny Galloway and Rudy
Holloman as "all tough
runners."
"Muir runs low," said
Dooley. "He runs below his
shoulders. Galloway and
Traditional power Notre
Dame jumped into the nation's
top position in the United
Press International's Top Ten
collegiate football poll this
week.
The Irish, 45-21 victors over
Orange Bowl champion
Oklahoma, assumed a
comfortable 28 point lead over
Purdue, which crushed
Virginia, 44-6.
Purdue and Notre Dame
meet this Saturday in South
Bend, Ind., in what may be the ,
decisive game in the final
selection of the nation's
number one team.
Defending national champ
Biddle Named
Top lineman
Greensboro, N.C.
(UPI) Duke University junior
Dick Biddle was named the
Atlantic Coast Conference's
Defensive Lineman of the
Week Tuesday.
Biddle was credited with
making 22 solo tackles in
Duke's 14-7 win over South
Carolina, participated in nine
more and caused Gamecock
losses on four plays.
His counterpart on the
secondary is Jack Whitley of
North Carolina State, a
sophomore safety who picked
a fumble out of the air and ran
42 yards for a Wolfpack
touchdown after only 84
seconds of play in the
Wolfpack's 38-6 victory over
North Carolina.
Senior Gene Schwarting
returned to the squad after
missing the Duke game because
of an ankle injury.
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Holloman both have real good
speed."
USC also has a sharp passing
attack Dooley noted.
"Fred Ziegler, their flanker,
led the conference last year in
receiving," he said. "He's got a
good pair of hands. Johnny
Gregory, their other end is also
a good pass catcher, and Randy
Yoakum can throw the ball.
"South Carolina proved
against Duke that it has a good
offensive team. They present a
real problem with their
balance."
Carolina's coach was just as
respectful of the Gamecock
defense as he was of the
offensive team.
"Defensively they have
about the whole line back from
last season, and their secondary
Notre Dame
Southern California ran a close
third to Purdue, trailing only
three points. The Trojans, led
by O.J. Simpson's 236 rushing
yards, edged Minnesota last
Saturday, 29-20.
Penn State, which downed
Navy 31-6, grabbed a firm hold
of the fourth position while
UCLA, 63-7 winner over
Pittsburgh, was fifth.
Sixth-ranked Kansas made a
major plunge into the rankings.
The Jayhawks overwhelmed
Illinois 47-7 to take a one
point lead over Alabama in
seventh place.
Bam a narrowly
Virginia Tech 14-7
night.
defeated
Saturday
Nebraska, the only team
with two victories, was eighth
while Louisiana State, 13-12
winner over Texas A&M, was
ninth.
Miami in tenth finished out .
UPI's ten best. The Hurricanes
defeated Northwestern Friday.
North Carolina State was
among the second 10 named
by the poll. The Wolfpack
placed sixteenth behind Ohio
State, which has yet to play a
game.
The Associated Press Top
Twenty Poll differed with the
UPI TOP TEN
TEAM POINTS
Notre Dame (17) 1-0 321
Purdue (13) 1-0 293
S. Cal. (3) 1-0 290
Penn State (1) 1-0 158
UCLA (1) 1-0 158
Kansas 1-0 86
Alabama 1-0 85
Nebraska 2-0 81
Louisiana St. 1-0 67
Miami 1-0 59
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is experienced," said Dooley.
"They held Duke well after the
opening minutes.
The Gamecock that
impresses Dooley most is
all-Atlantic Coast Conference
linebacker Tim Bice.
"Bice is an amazing
individual," he said. "After
watching their films, I'd say
that it's remarkable how many
times he's around the football
and in on a tackle.
"He's one of the best
pursuing linebackers I've ever
seen."
Looking back at Saturday's
38-6 loss to State, Dooley said
it was "not the way to open
your season.
"The bottom almost fell
out," he said. "You try to
forget about it in one respect,
Number
UPI survey in seven places in
its first ten.
The AP named Purdue
number one while Notre Dame
was second. Florida, unranked
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Two afternoon and two
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but in another way you want
to remember it.
"You don't want to dwell
on the big loss, but it could be
the best thing that could
happen since we now know
what to work on."
Dooley said that one loss
can be instructive to a team as
long as it corrects its mistakes.
"If you lose one time, you
can profit from what you
learned in defeat," he said.
"But it only takes one loss.
You don't want to lose twice,
because when you have to
prove that you can win it's
tougher to get up than when
you've already won once."
Dooley also noted that split
end Peter Davis will be back in
action Saturday after missing
the State game with an injury.
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in the UPI ten, was fifth and
Texas sixth.
The AP poll closed out its
first ten with UCLA, Nebraska
and Houston.
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Prices are $22.50 for the best
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Tickets for the afternoon
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