18—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Aug. 31, 1983
Fazio won't hesitate
to sub quarterbacks
By ALAN ROBINSON
AP Sports Writer
PITTSBURGH University of
Pittsburgh Coach Foge Fazio ad
mitted yesterday he thought about
his own quarterbacking situation
as he watched defending national
champion Penn State struggle of
fensively in a 44-6 loss to top
ranked Nebraska.
The Panthers, just like Penn
State, are "inexperienced on of
fense," Fazio said. "We have inex
perienced quarterbacks."
But, undeterred by what hap
pened to Penn State and its two
quarterback system, Fazio may
use one, two or even three quar
terbacks Saturday in the Panth
ers' season opener at Tennessee.
"We have to wait and see what
happens down there," Fazio said
at Pitt's weekly football news con
ference.
"This is our first game and I
don't know what's going to hap
pen. John s Cummings is our No. 1
quarterback, but I wouldn't hesi
tate to play Chris Jelic. They're
both close and they both should be
able to play. If the game warrants,
he (Jelic) will be in there."
Fazio was asked if this meant a
less than ringing endorsement for
Cummings, a junior who was
Pitt's third-team quarterback a
season ago. Cummings, who has
thrown only two passes in two
seasons at Pitt, is backed up by
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"No, it means we haven't played
a game yet," Fazio said. "I don't
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never know. All three are capable
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Pitt, expected to be stronger
defensively than offensively at
least early in the season, will
spend the early part of the Tennes
see game "trying to establish
something," Fazio said.
"Maybe it will be the tailback
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our controlled passing game," Fa
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respect something we can do."
Tennessee Coach Johnny Ma
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that he already respects Pitt. All
ter all, he coached the Panthers to
a 12-0 record and the national
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"They have tremendous skills
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But I never said that Pitt didn't
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Bth-seed Clerc suffers Open upset
By 808 GREEN
AP Sports Writer
NEW YORK Tim Wilkison, a big-serving left
hander who is ranked 73rd in the world, pulled off
the first upset of the U.S. Open Tennis
Championships yesterday, eliminating eighth
seeded Jose Luis Clerc.
Wilkison ousted the Argentine right-hander 6-2, 6-
3, 7-6.
In other opening-day matches at the National
Tennis Center, top-seeded John McEnroe, played
Trey Waltke, No. 3 Jimmy Connors took on India's
Ramesh Krishnan, No. 6 Guillermo Vilas of Argen
tina battled South Africa's Eddie Edwards and
No. 15 Vitas Gerulaitis met Marcos Hocevar• of
Brazil.
The highest-seeded woman to see action yester
day was No. 3 Andrea Jaeger, who faced Betsy
Nagelsen
The first seed to battle his way into the second
round of this $2 million tournament, the world's
richest tennis event, was No. 9 Jimmy Arias, who
eliminated fellow American Jonathan Canter 6-2, 6-
3, 0-6, 6-2.
In the women's draw, eighth-seeded Hana Mand
likova of Czechoslovakia advanced by crushing
Nancy Yeargin 6-0, 6-3 in 54 minutes.
The only Soviet player to make this year's field,
Larissa Savchenko, a qualifier, was ousted by
seventh-seeded Sylvia Hanika of West Germany 6-
2, 5-7, 6-4.
Wilkison, who increased his career record over
Clerc to 2-1, jumped out to a 5-1 lead in the opening
set as the Argentine failed to hold his serve. In the'
second set, Wilkison again charged out front,
breaking Clerc in the second game, then held his
own serve to take a 2-0 lead in sets.
Wilkison broke his opponent for the fifth time in
the match to open the third set, then boomed his
way to a 4-1 lead before Clerc made his belated
charge.
The big right-hander, a member of Argentina's
Davis Cup team, broke Wilkison in the sixth and
10th games to pull even at 5-5. When he held serve
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in the 11th game, Clerc had a 6-5 advantage, his
only lead of the day
But Wilkison held serve in the 12th game, sending
the set into a tiebreaker where he ripped off the
first four points. He increased his advantage to 5-1,
then Clerc again tried to come back, winning the
next two points to pull to within 5-3.
Wilkison reached match point at 6-3, only to again
have Clerc fight back, pulling to within 6-5.
But Wilkison, who lost •to Clerc in the second
round of the U.S. Open in 1981; dropping a fifth-set
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Bradshaw didn't play in any of the
Steelers' five pre-season games be
cause of off-season elbow surgery
and resumed practicing only last
week.
The Sfeelers also placed offensive
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put eight players on waivers in
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1982 season with an injury, but won
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"It was a matter of style," said
Conflicting schedules
PITTSBURGH (AP) Either
the Pittsburgh Steelers or Pirates
could be out at home on Sunday,
Oct. 16.
That's the 'day when the Steelers
are scheduled to play their tradi
tional rival, the Cleveland Browns,
at Three Rivers Stadium.
But it's also the day when the
Pittsburgh Pirates, who currently
lead the National League East,
Steelers Coach Chuck Noll.
"They're both good enough to punt
in thd National Football League."
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proach, while Goodson takes 3' , 2
steps to kick. Colquitt also has been
could be hosting the fifth game of know, no decision has been made."
the 1983 World Series. The Pirates Wade said a conference call is
would first have to win the National scheduled Wednesday with the
Lea uge East and the NL baseball commissioner's office, the
championship series, then extend - National and American League of
the World Series past the first four fices and potential playoff teams to
games. work out dates for the league
"We're aware there's a possible championship series. He said the
conflict," said Pirates publicity conflict might be discussed then.
director Ed Wade. "I'm not sure The World Series is tentatively
what they would do. As far . as I • scheduled to begin Tuesday, Oct. 11
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