4 ig, SPRT S an Daily Tuesday, September 23, 1980 rolina sRogers concerns Blue Page 8 Sponders changes stop Game cocks By ALAN FANGER similar to being tossed into the len after you've been battered by of bison. un, says Bo Schembechler. WOLVERINES returned from Bend and a heartbreaking 29-27 Notre Dame with more than a hysical and emotional wounds. 3chembechler, who usually holds vell as the Rock of Gibraltar after shook his head and bowed in r for a substantial portion of day's media luncheon. blues could not be singularly at- d to Saturday's twist of fate. The it of defending against South na tailback George Rogers this: ay in Michigan Stadium has him, ing to make several personnel changes among that particular 11-man unit. "We have to get pretty physical or we. won't be able to stop this guy," said Schembechler of Rogers, a Heisman Trophy candidate who rambled for 141 yards against Southern California Saturday night in a 23-13 losing effort. "If Southern Cal couldn't stop him... we can't hit him like they did." SCHEMBECHLER explained that he' is "in the process of debating" the nature of changes that will be made before the matchup with the Gamecocks. But he added that "I don't want to say who or how many" changes will be made.P Even with a few adjustments in the lineup, Schembechler still foresees great difficulty in stopping the powerful Rogers, whom he calls "maybe the best running back we've played against." "I cannot emphasize too strongly the ability of Rogers," said the 12th-year coach. "If you're going to start a pro franchise, take him." WHILE MUCH of Schembechler's: remarks focused on ogers and the talented Gamecock offense, the Michigan, mentor couldn't avoid some painful reminiscing about the events that took place in the shadow of the Golden Dome. "We're not in a position where we can afford to lose games like that," he said, "because we have to fight for' everything we can get.'' When asked whether game films' revealed that Irish split end Tony Hun-; ter had caught a fourth-down pass out' of bounds on his team's final drive,' Schembechler replied, "Yes"; adding' that, "if he was not out of bounds, they should have allowed him to keep run- ning." GAME OFFICIALS ruled that Hunter was in bounds when he caught the pass from Notre Dame backup quarterback Blair Kiel, enabling his team to stop the clock and allow kicker Harry Oliver to boot a 51-yard field goal that gave the Irish a two-point win. Offensively, he said, his team has run few options in the first.two games because they have not mastered the concepts related to the execution of the play. "I'll bet you that in option football, in two games, we've run no more than eight options," said Schembechler. "We just can't run the option play (Rick) Leach rin against the type of See more sports, page 10 defenses we're playing against today." SIDELINES: Backup center Tom Garrity, who had moved into the second spot when Jeff Felten was sidelined for the season with a knee injury, will also be forced to sit out the remainder of the season with a bad knee. Guard Kurt Becker, while retaining his starting position, will also serve as a backup center should starter George Lilja get injured . 4 Ar roto Wolverine linebacker Andy Cannavino makes an unsuccessful attempt to stop halfback Phil Carter's touchdown in Notre Dame's 29-27 win over Michigan. It's More For Your Morning! IM Scores -1 1ll A SATURDAY Softball Women's Tournimeit Alpha Omega Phi 13. Bush I Wild Pitch 12, Bush 0 Thronson I1, Newberry'1 Alpha Omega Phi 4, Hunt 3 Humor 1. Thronson 0 Wild Pitch 9. Alpha Omega Phi A Humor 15, Wild Pitch I (championship) SUNDAY Soccer Michigan House 4, Fletcher 1 Masters of Torture 1, Marauders 0 Ilighlanders 1, Med S. 0 Economics 7, Markley Frost 0 Leaf Hoppers 10. 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