Football--South Carolina highlights 1983--Joe Morrison Show--unedited part 2
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Item Description
Title
Football--South Carolina highlights 1983--Joe Morrison Show--unedited part 2
Creator
Athletic Department, University of South Carolina
Date
1983
Subjects
South Carolina Gamecocks (Football team)
Content Description
Unedited highlights (part 2) from the 1983 football season, Coach Joe Morrison's first season at the helm of the University of South Carolina Gamecocks. According to a note on the tape, these highlights were used in Coach Joe Morrison weekly's show. The Gamecocks finished the nation's 2nd ranked toughest season schedule with 5 wins and 6 losses. Games featured on this tape include South Carolina’s 20-6 loss to Louisiana State in Baton Rouge on 10/22/1983, South Carolina’s 31-17 win over North Carolina State on 10/29/1983, South Carolina’s 45-30 loss to Florida State in Tallahassee on 11/5/1983, South Carolina’s 31-7 victory over Navy in Columbia on 11/12/1983, when the Gamecocks held the nation's 3rd leading rusher, Napoleon McCallum, to a season-low 62 yards on 21 carries. And South Carolina’s 22-13 loss to Clemson in Columbia on 11/22/1983.
Also includes:
Feature of the training room with an interview with Head Athletic Trainer, Jerry Lewis (1:10:09).
Feature of the weight room with an interview with Keith Kephart, who was voted by his peers as the Nation’s Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Year (1:12:25).
Feature of Bill Smith, the creator of the “Block C” Carolina logo in 1975. Also, Smith designed the Gamecocks uniforms in 1983, the white jersey and red pants combination (1:14:55).
Feature of the assistant coaches for the University of South Carolina Gamecocks. This feature depicts the assistant coaches at practice working with the players (1:17:21).
Feature of Mrs. K and the other 42 members of the kitchen staff that prepare the meals for the Carolina athletic dorms, the Roost (1:22:26).
Feature of the “Cockfest”, a pep rally type event in the stadium (1:25:05).
Feature of the University of South Carolina Gamecock kicker, Mark Fleetwood. He kicked for the Gamecocks from 1981 to 1983 and was the 4th best statistical kicker in USC history when his career ended (1:26:50).
Feature of the “Tiger Burn”, an annual pep rally before the Clemson football game dated back to 1902 (1:30:06).
Contributing Institution
University of South Carolina. Moving Image Research Collections
Rights
Copyright: University of South Carolina Moving Image Research Collections. All rights reserved. For further information please contact University of South Carolina, Moving Image Research Collections, Columbia, SC 29208.
Supported By
Digitization funding provided by the Digital Public Library of America
Geographical Location
Columbia (S.C.)
Digital Collection
University of South Carolina Film and Video Collections
Collection Name
University of South Carolina Athletic Department Collection
Collection Description
This collection includes 16mm film and video shot by the University of South Carolina's Athletic Department from the 1940s to the 1990s. Most of the films document UofSC's football and basketball programs; a handful document the University's track-and-field program. The majority of films and videos show games played by the Fighting Gamecocks, both football and basketball teams, and include full games and highlights, with defensive and offensive wide shots, for training, scouting and recruitment purposes, as well as special events in the athletic calendar.
Item Title
1-690LP
Citation
Football--South Carolina highlights 1983--Joe Morrison Show--unedited part 2. (1-690LP.) Athletic Department Collection. Moving Image Research Collections. University of South Carolina
Type
Moving Image
Format
video/H264
Media Type
Motion pictures (visual works)
Run Time
1:30:02
Digitization Specifications
This standard definition .h264 video is an access copy derived from a captured videotape master.
Title Id
1-690LP
Decade
1980
Time Period
The Modern State (1970-present)
Physical Notes
1 inch videotape
Sound
4:3
Title
Football--South Carolina highlights 1983--Joe Morrison Show--unedited part 2
Creator
Athletic Department, University of South Carolina
Date
1983
Subjects
South Carolina Gamecocks (Football team)
Content Description
Unedited highlights (part 2) from the 1983 football season, Coach Joe Morrison's first season at the helm of the University of South Carolina Gamecocks. According to a note on the tape, these highlights were used in Coach Joe Morrison weekly's show. The Gamecocks finished the nation's 2nd ranked toughest season schedule with 5 wins and 6 losses. Games featured on this tape include South Carolina’s 20-6 loss to Louisiana State in Baton Rouge on 10/22/1983, South Carolina’s 31-17 win over North Carolina State on 10/29/1983, South Carolina’s 45-30 loss to Florida State in Tallahassee on 11/5/1983, South Carolina’s 31-7 victory over Navy in Columbia on 11/12/1983, when the Gamecocks held the nation's 3rd leading rusher, Napoleon McCallum, to a season-low 62 yards on 21 carries. And South Carolina’s 22-13 loss to Clemson in Columbia on 11/22/1983.
Also includes:
Feature of the training room with an interview with Head Athletic Trainer, Jerry Lewis (1:10:09).
Feature of the weight room with an interview with Keith Kephart, who was voted by his peers as the Nation’s Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Year (1:12:25).
Feature of Bill Smith, the creator of the “Block C” Carolina logo in 1975. Also, Smith designed the Gamecocks uniforms in 1983, the white jersey and red pants combination (1:14:55).
Feature of the assistant coaches for the University of South Carolina Gamecocks. This feature depicts the assistant coaches at practice working with the players (1:17:21).
Feature of Mrs. K and the other 42 members of the kitchen staff that prepare the meals for the Carolina athletic dorms, the Roost (1:22:26).
Feature of the “Cockfest”, a pep rally type event in the stadium (1:25:05).
Feature of the University of South Carolina Gamecock kicker, Mark Fleetwood. He kicked for the Gamecocks from 1981 to 1983 and was the 4th best statistical kicker in USC history when his career ended (1:26:50).
Feature of the “Tiger Burn”, an annual pep rally before the Clemson football game dated back to 1902 (1:30:06).
Contributing Institution
University of South Carolina. Moving Image Research Collections
Rights
Copyright: University of South Carolina Moving Image Research Collections. All rights reserved. For further information please contact University of South Carolina, Moving Image Research Collections, Columbia, SC 29208.
Supported By
Digitization funding provided by the Digital Public Library of America
Geographical Location
Columbia (S.C.)
Digital Collection
University of South Carolina Film and Video Collections
Collection Name
University of South Carolina Athletic Department Collection
Collection Description
This collection includes 16mm film and video shot by the University of South Carolina's Athletic Department from the 1940s to the 1990s. Most of the films document UofSC's football and basketball programs; a handful document the University's track-and-field program. The majority of films and videos show games played by the Fighting Gamecocks, both football and basketball teams, and include full games and highlights, with defensive and offensive wide shots, for training, scouting and recruitment purposes, as well as special events in the athletic calendar.
Item Title
1-690LP
Citation
Football--South Carolina highlights 1983--Joe Morrison Show--unedited part 2. (1-690LP.) Athletic Department Collection. Moving Image Research Collections. University of South Carolina
Type
Moving Image
Format
video/H264
Media Type
Motion pictures (visual works)
Run Time
1:30:02
Digitization Specifications
This standard definition .h264 video is an access copy derived from a captured videotape master.
Title Id
1-690LP
Decade
1980
Time Period
The Modern State (1970-present)
Physical Notes
1 inch videotape
Sound
4:3
Sources
- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, description, catalog record
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