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  • ®Ij£ Hejstmt Carolinian Sports Thursday, September 5 1996 5 Cats Open Season at Liberty BRYAN SHARPE SPORTS EDITOR Once again, it's time for the sound of helmets colliding, pads cracking, and fans cheering. That's right—it's football time once again, and our beloved Catamounts open their 1996 season at I-AA powerhouse Liberty University on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Lynchburg, Va. WCU will field one of its most inexperienced teams ever with 23 of the team's 44—man depth chart consisting of either freshmen or sophomores. The Cats will try to bounce back from a disappointing 3-7 record last year, finishing eighth in the highly competitive Southern Conference. "It is also difficult to realistically assess our strengths at this time because of so many untested, young players, we don't know how a talented freshman or sophomore—and we have a lot of them—is going to respond in a game situation," said Coach Steve Hodgin. Western will have a tough opening game against Liberty University, nationally ranked 14th in the IAApre-season polls. Liberty is coming off a tough 24-20 defeat to WCU's Southern Conference foe East Tennessee State University. "Liberty is still a heck of a football team," commented Hodgin. "Their loss should serve as a wake-up call for them, so our football team must execute on every single play and make minimal mistakes in order for us to win the game." Although the Cats are inexperienced, Hodgin feels that their work ethic will be the key for the team this season. "We can have a good football team, but to be good, this team is going to have to out-execute, out-think, and out-hustle our opponents. We have enough talent to win, but we must rely on our work ethic to win." The Catamounts will go into Saturday's game without one of their biggest offensive threats, tailback Terence Stokes, a second team pre- Intramural Sport Activities Listed INFORMATION COURTESY OF WCU INTRAMURAL OFFICE 1. WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL BADMINTON "SINGLES" TOURNAMENT for sororities and independents will occur on Wednesday, September 11th at 6:30pm on Reid Gym Main floor. 2. WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL TENNIS "DOUBLES" TOURNAMENT for sororities and independents will occur on Tuesday, September 10th from 4:00 - 6:00 on Lower Tennis Courts. 3. ULTIMATE FRISBEE TEAM SIGN-UPS for Intramural teams (women & men) end on Thursday, September 12th at 3:00pm. All individuals wanting to sign up a team or any individual interested in playing or being employed as a program supervisor, should contact the intramural office 130-D&C in Reid Gym, Phone: 227-7477. 4. ULTIMATE FRISBEE MEETING (men's & women's) will occur on Thursday, September 12th at 4:00pm in room 132 Reid Gym for Managers and IM Assistants Coach Steve Hodgin ponders the up-coming 1996 season. PHOTO BY jerry k. ROBERTS/WC season All-Southern Conference selection. Stokes is suspended indefinitely until the university finishes its investigation of Stokes' involvement in the larceny of an automobile that occurred over the summer. Hodgin said, "The university is conducting an investigation to sort the facts out, until the investigation is complete Terence will be suspended from games, but will continue to practice with the team." The Catamounts will take to the field with three other players named to preseason all-star teams. Jimmy Butler, senior offensive tackle, is rated as the seventh best NCAA I-AA offensive lineman by The Sporting News and was a pre-sea- son second team All-Southern Conference selection. Kawasak Penn, junior tight end, was a first team pick on Street & Smith 's pre-season I-AA All-America team. Sophomore kicker Ken Hinsley is a pre-season second team All-Southern Conference pick. friar fak FRIAR. TUCK TUBING 293-5246 Shuttle runs every 20 minutes! $3.00 per person includes: Tubes a Shuttle Service Picnic Tables Volleyball Horseshoes Beac THIS AD FOR $1.00 WCU's Women Club Soccer Game Schedule for September Sat., Sept. 14 Sat., Sept. 21 Sat., Sept. 28 12:00 at BrevardCollege 2:00 at Gardner Webb University 2:00 at Piedmont College WCU's Women Club Soccer team scrimmages Mining a recent practice.
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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