8The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, September 6, 1988
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Scoreboard
Penalties-yards
Time at possession
North Carolina
South Carolina
5-41
2514
0
10
7-35
34:46
7 0 310
7 7 731
South Carolina 31, UNC 10
UNC South
Carolina
Prat downs . 15 23
Rushes-yards 31-139 41-166
Passing yards 126 290
Return yards 0 11
Passes 14-39-0 23-38-0
Punts 8-42 6-31
FumWes-tost 1-1 1-1
USC -FG Mackie 29
USC Ran 48 pass from Ellis (Mackie kick)
UNC Marriott 43 run (Greene kick)
USC Green 2 run (Mackie kick)
USC Green 1 run (Mackie kick)
UNC FG Greene 27
USC Watson 8 pass from Blis (Mackie kick)
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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING North Carolina Dom 14-66, Martin 7-.
15, Marriott 1-43, Thompson 3-6, May 3-3, Benefield
2-1. Halt 1-S South Carolina Green 21 -100, Williams
9-ia Dingle 3-21, Hng 3-31, DeMasi 2-minus-4).
PASSING North Carolina May 13-34-121-0, Hall
1- 5-5-0. South Carolina Blrs 23-38-290-0
RECEIVING: North. Carolina Marriott 6-45.
Thompson 2-14, Martin 2-21, Ranken 2-23, Clark 1
15, Blount 1-5. South Carolina Piatt 4-75, Green
5-68. Parlor 3-53. Brooks 3-37. Watson 1-8, Brown
2- 18, Bng 1-9, Rush 2-24, Blis 1-(mmus-11), Dingle
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Other Scores
N.C State 45, Western Carolina 6
Duke 31, Northwestern 21 , '
Na 4 Oemson 40, Virginia 7
Wake Forest 31. Villanova 11
Maryland 27; Louisville 16
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Virginia 31, William and Mary 23
East Carolina 52, Tennessee Tech 13
Na 2 Nebraska 63, Utah St 13
'No. 6Miami31.No. IFIoridaStO
Na 12 Georgia 28, No. 18 Tennessee 17
Na 16 West Virginia 62, Bowling Green 14
Na 17LSU27,Na 11TexasA&M0
Florida 69, Montana St 0
Furman 38, South Carolina St 0
Mississippi 24, Memphis St 6
Air Force 29, Colorado St 23
Washington St 44, Illinois 7
Syracuse 31, Temple 21
W. Michigan 24, Wisconsin 14
Appalachian St 38, The Citadel 14.
Presbyterian, 34, Davidson 16
Kent St 34, Youngstown St 3 .
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From Associated Prew reports third string on the Washington dep
Jay Schroeder, who went from chart this year after losing the starting: j
UCLA to a brief successful pro iob to Doug Williams in the fir&ti
football career with the Washington regular-season game of 1987.
Redskins, said he's happy to be
returning to Southern California.
"It doesn't happen very often," the
quarterback said after it was
announced early Monday that he was
getting his wish to be traded from
the NFC Championship game in 196
and played in the Pro Bowl. But
w.as erratic last season and was finaffQ
benched. ?i
Williams led Washington to the
the Washington Redskins to the Los Super Bowl victory last January while
Angeles Raiders, ' Schroeder watched from the
"Everybody involved was wonder- lines. Early in training camp tms
ful, the Raiders, the Redskins, for summer, when, it became apparent
letting me do what I want to do, that he would start this season as
which is play football." Schroeder backup. Schroeder asked the RedsK!
said. "It took a while (for the trade
to be made final), but everything
worked out for the best. Fm very
happy about it. Fm very happy to
be coming to one of the best organ
izations around.
"I was in limbo there" for a while,
trying to figure out what I was doing."
The Raiders dealt Jim Lachey, a
kins to trade him. :-&2
The five-year veteran suffered
through a woeful preseason complet
ing only 16 of 40 passes, and made )
no effort to hide his dissatisfaction
with being a second-stringer.
Redskins coach Joe Gibbs finally, '
lost patience with Schroeder last weejet
and refused to play him in the-
highly regarded offensive tackle they preseason finale against Atlanta.
1- A 1 t ! " Z . e uii r i i i
had aquired this summer from San
Diego, and several conditional draft
choices to the Redskins for
Schroeder.
Redskin officials said the draft
We hate to lose a talent like Jay;
but feel that we are getting one of ,
the top, young offensive linemen in-;
pro football," said Redskins general ?
manager Bobby Beathard. "Jay has I
choices in the deal were dependent provided the Redskins with some
upon the Raiders' final position this
season in the AFC West standings.
Schroeder had been relegated to
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"In Jim Lachey, we have a Pro
Bowl offensive lineman capable of
playing either guard or tackle, and
he should be a dominant force in the,
NFL for many years."
The 6-foot-6, 290-pound Lachey
was the Chargers' top draft choice in
1985. Voted a Pro Bowl alternate lasi
season for the second straight year,;!
he made his first appearance in the;;
all-star game when an injury opened
up a spot for him. ; ,,
Lachey, 25, has not sat out a game.'
due to injury and missed only bne
start; .
Schroeder, meanwhile, will likely
fit in well with a Raider receiving'
corps that features speedsters Willie ;
Gault and James Lofton. Schroeder's
strong arm is his biggest asset: since
1985 he has completed 34 passes 6$
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