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A ugust 25, 1993 • T he P ortland O bserver
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by Jo h n P h illip s
N o rth C arolina, w in n e r o f the
1993 Peach B o w l, and USC, w ith
John Robinson re tu rn in g to the side­
lines as head coach, w ill meet in the
fo u rth D isneyland P igskin Classic in
A naheim Stadium on August 29, w ith
k ic k -o ff at 6pm p a cific time. The
game w ill also be televised by Raycom
Sports.
T h e a n n o u n c e m e n t o f th e
m atchup was made by D isneyland
president Jack L in d q u is t d u rin g a
news conference back in M arch
“ W e are pleased to have these
tw o outstanding universities in the
D is n e y la n d P ig s k in C la s s ic ,”
L in d q u is t said “ They represent the
finest in intercollegiate football tra d i­
tio n , ra n kin g one-two in the nation in
lOOO-yard rushers.
N o rth C arolina was represented
by head coach M a ck B row n, begin­
n in g his sixth season as the T a r H eel’ s
head coach N o rth C arolina was 9-3
last year, defeating M ississippi State,
21-17, in The Peach B o w l in A tla n ta
on January 2, 1993. Robinson, re­
tu rn in g to USC after nine years w ith
the Los Angeles Rams and one as a
com m entator fo r CBS sports, noted
that he was anxious to open the sea­
son against a team o f C a ro lin a ’ s c a li­
bre.
“ T h is is a team lik e ly to be in the
pre-season top 10 in the country,”
Robinson said. They have a m a jo rity
o f th e ir offensive starters returning
and should be a force in the A tla n tic
Coast Conference th is year.”
USC has been o f the most re­
spected foot ball program s in the na­
tio n ,” said B row n in accepting the
in v ita tio n . They have a rich athletic
heritage and we are th rille d to be
p la yin g the T rojans.”
The tw o schools have produced
forty lOOO-yard rushers between them,
w ith N o rth C arolina having 21 and
Rivals At Pigskin Classic IV-University of Southern California head football coach John Robinson (L)
and North Carolina head football coach Mack Brown (R) joined Mickey Mouse at Disneyland for the
official announcement, March 1993, of team selection for the fourth annual Disneyland Pigskin Classic.
USC will play Carolina on August 29 at Anaheim Stadium in the first game of the 1993 season for either
team.
USC 19,. Am os Lawrence is the T a r
H eel’ s a ll-tim e leading rusher w ith
4319 yards, w h ile C harles W hite
gained 6517 yards fo r USC.
This w ill be the fourth Disneyland
P igskin Classic, the second straight
in w h ich a form er P AC -10-Coach
returned to the pack for his firs t game
back.
Last season B ill W alsh marked
his return as head coach at Stanford
when the C ardinal bowed to Texas
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OREGON THUNDERBOLTS SCORING SUMMARY
R obinson’ s previous stin t at USC
ran fro m 1976 to 1982 and included a
national cham pionship in 1978. His
record was 67-14-2 w ith five bow l
appearances.
B ro w n ’ s record at C arolina is
24-31-1. but the last three teams have
been 6 -4 -1 ,7 -4 and 9-3 after back-to-
back 1-10 m arks his firs t tw o years.
Brow n served as head coachat T ulane
p rio r to ta kin g the T a r Heel job.
We w ant to make th is one o f the
best games o f the college season.”
in 267 attempts.
C arolina used a tandem o f q u a r­ said R o b in so n , “ I expect a standing-
terbacks in Jason Stanicck and M ik e room -only crow d w ith the T rojans
Thomas. The duo threw' fo r 1913 fans out in force.”
yards (Stanicck 1082 and Thomas
831) and seven touchdowns. In a d d i­
tion. Thomas handles Carol in a ’s punt­
in g duties, being named to the fresh­
man A ll-A m e ric a n team w ith a 43.1
3 big days!! August 27-29, 1993
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“ W e ’ re e xcite d ,” echoed B row n.
“ It is a tremendous challenge to face
a team lik e the university o f Southern
C a lifo rn ia It w ill be like a home
game fo r them.
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T h is sum m er’ s game a battle o f
returning standout quarterbacks in
the sccond-evcr meeting o f the tw o
schools (1958. N orth C arolina 8, USC
7). Rob Johnson begins his ju n io r
year o f e lig ib ility fo r USC having
throw n fo r 12 touchdowns and 2023
yards last season He h it on 156 passes
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Grant High Booster Club Kicks O ff
School Year With A Bash!
Before the Generals slams, spikes
o r tackles an opponent, the new ly
w ill be welcomed as a member o f the
com m unity,” promises Tucker. 'T h is
form ed G rant H ig h School Booster
C lu b w ill showcase the school’ s fall
sports program and introduce p rin c i­
pal. D a rre ll Tucker at its First A nnual
is my pledge to you.”
T ic k e r returns to G rant as p rin c i­
pal after serving as c u rric u lu m vice
p rin cip a l, for seven years at C leve­
land H igh School. From 1981 to 1983
Booster B A S H in G rant B ow l
A ll arc in vite d to p ic n ic in the
park and preview the volley ball, foot­
b a ll. cross country and soccer teams
in intrasquad action between noon
and 6 p m . on Saturday. Sept 4 The
evening w ill cu lm in a te w ith a c tiv i­
ties designed toboost com m unication
am ong parents and com m unity
“ Y o u have been in vite d and you
“ The Booster C lub lias worked
hard to make the Booster B A S H a fun
end-of-sum m er day fo r G rant stu­
dents. fa m ily and friends,” exclaim s
C lub president G ary Facchini “ We
arc proud o f our G rant students and
hope everyone w ill stop by to show
and H ig h lig h ts -p ro m is c s to be a true
th e ir support ”
T h is event w ill k ic k -o ff a scries
o f activities sponsored by the Booster
C lub to revive s p irit and pride in
Grant and its co m m u n ity M em ber­
ship in the Booster C lub is open to all
pcrsons interested i n supporti ng G ra nt
H igh School Contact Facchini at 284-
co m m u n ity celebration
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Tucker taught math and computer
science a, Grant.
“ D u rin g these years. I learned
the true m eaning o f being a Grant
G eneral,” boasts Tucker
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1993
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