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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1981
Page
9
Clemson basketball eyes a strong ACC season with eight of nine top players back from a 20-11 NIT team. Coach Bill Foster highlights depth and the team’s readiness after a Brazil trip without Larry Nance.
The Tigers struggle to name a starting lineup with 8 to 10 players likely to see action. Chris Dodds and Marc Campbell duel for point guard while Vin cent Hamilton Clarke Bynum and Horace Wyatt add depth. Raymond Jones and Fred Gilliam highlight forward spots as freshmen Joe Ward David Shaffer Milan Belich vie for time.
Atlanta survives a late Vikings surge to win 31-30 as Buddy Curry returns an interception for a touchdown and Reggie Smith recovers the onside kick. Vikings gain 460 yards but commit five turnovers, while Bartkowski throws three TD passes and William Andrews fumbles three times in the opener. Jenkins breaks Falcons single season receiving yards record with 1,047.
South Carolina State 9 2 Bulldogs, MEAC champions, earn a playoff berth as the third seed and will host a first round game on December 5 at Bulldog Stadium. Eastern Kentucky and Idaho State are top two hosts with two more spots to be filled by Jackson State or Grambling and an at large team.
Atlanta Hawks forward guard Al Wood, recovering from a shoulder injury and adjusting from forward to guard, has produced only three baskets in 19 attempts since returning to the lineup. Coach Kevin Loughery notes his limited playing time amid a tight, winning season and says the 19-shot sample isn’t enough to judge a slump.
Pittsburgh repeats as AP No. 1 after a 35-0 win over Temple. Clemson remains unbeaten and No. 3 after a 29-13 victory over South Carolina. Georgia, Alabama, Nebraska, and SMU round out the top six amid weekend action. Penn State leads the Second Ten with Washington at No. 12.
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