Chuck South hanging with Wofford

[CSUBUCDAD]

End of the half and it is 16-13 Wofford, but Chuck South has controlled the clock to perfection. Should be a great second half.

[csubuccaneers]

Yee Haw! xasswhipx

Go Bucs!

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27-20 Wofford at the end of the third. Bucs still hangin tough

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First play of the 4th is a touch for the dogs. 34-20 Wofford. Do the Bucs have any life left in them??? We shall see.

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You gotta believe!xprayx

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it's over! xbangx xflamemadx xanim_chaix :pumpuke: xshakingmadx xasswhipx xviolinx xbawlingx xbawlingx xbawlingx xbawlingx :( xbawlingx xbawlingx

[millwoga1]

Y'all looked good. Good game. Your offense can flat out move the football. Good luck the rest of the way.

[BestOfBreed]

Tribble Reese looked great at QB. Great game!

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Afraid we took some key injuries tonight though. Left tackle(not sure the name) and reciever Dee Brown went down with unspecified injuries and it will remain to be seen if they will play this coming week against Miami (Ohio).

Here is the post game wrap up:


CSU Fights Hard But Falls 41-23 at #13 Wofford
September 6, 2008
By CSU Sports Information

SPARTANBURG, S.C. – A late Wofford score iced a back-and-forth contest, as the Terriers took down Charleston Southern 41-23 at Gibbs Stadium, Saturday night. The game, originally scheduled for a 1:30 p.m. kickoff at CSU, was moved to Wofford to avoid weather concerns with Hurricane Hanna.

The Charleston Southern (0-2) offense gained more than 300 yard of total offense, and CSU held a number of leads in the game, but eventually the wing bone offense of Wofford (2-0) proved too much.

“I thought our guys competed extremely hard tonight,” said CSU Head Coach Jay Mills. “I was very proud of the way they adapted and adjusted through a hectic week. It was a difficult week, but at the same time that isn’t an excuse for coming up on the short end. We played an extremely good football team. I am encouraged by the character, discipline and toughness of our team and the way they competed.”

Tribble Reese finished the game 30-46 passing with just one interception as he forced a pass in the last few moments of the game. His 46 pass attempts ties him for sixth all-time at CSU, while 30 completions ranks tied for third. Reese threw to 10 different receivers as he accounted for 250 yards and one touchdown. Gerald Stevenson and Tim Jones were the favorite targets, each gathering in five receptions, for 33 and 28 yards, respectively, while Markus Murry had four receptions for a team-high 66 yards.........

http://csusports.athleticsite.com/article.asp?articleID=2678