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C1a N- , Who's this? Rrick Mousa, USC's 6-5 forward, seems to be taken by sur prise, as 5-5 Gary Ganakas tries to stop the Indianan's drive. Roof Jewelers DIAMON RINO. Welcome Student Credit 3 Locations To Serve You 1221 Taylor Rosewood Shopping Center 503 12th St. W. Columbia MUST BRING THIS COUPON II SPECIAL! AT THE 1 CIRCLE 1111 GREEN STREET (Behind S.C. Bookstore) 1 All Chicken $ 5 1 YOU CAN EATI OPEN: MONDAY-FRIDAY 7 A.M.-9 P.M. 1 Sunday 4 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 Closed Saturday 1 I Good through Dec. 18, 1972 ATTENTION JLb Interested in earning $7.00 I your time?? The Bell System will conduct a recruiter training con: of January 15-19 at the Sheraton-Columbia Inn. Severn practice interview sessions. Gain the experience of an actual job interview and ma] Go by the Placement Office at once for further details. Tel. 256-9035 Spartans hiut the worst for Michigan State was still to come. With both teams pressing and the three guards--this time Joyce, Winters and Dunleavy--in the USC line-up, Carolina scored three quick baskets at the beginning of the second half to send the Spartans reeling and wondering why they ever wanted to get the Gamecocks running in the first place. "They pressed on their own at first," reasoned Dunleavy, whose behind-the-back passes and between-the-leg dribbles put the crowd in a frenzy. "But when we got ahead they had. to stay in the press, even though it wasn't working, because they had to catch up." Eventually the Gamecocks got the lead to around 20 points, where it hovered most of the second half. Robinson, even thou h he ended with a ae Zir .KLEEN 1320 Main Street 1-hour cleaning 4-hour Laundry Service Monday - Saturday I I I I I IJJ?4 Ivy*, or 1 h erenc durng th wee 1 ur areneee fo Iemny o! From I high 23 points, did not really hurt Carolina. When State got the ball inside in the second half, their front line of Bill Kilgore (6-7), Lin dsey Hairston (6-7) and Allen Smith (6-5) was usually intimidated by Traylor and English. The two of them blocked a number of shots back into the shooter's face, into the Defense. "I thought that we did a very poor job defensively," said Ganakas "Nobody did a good defensive job for us, our backline was especially poor. We gave up a lot of points on the backline." Ganakas continued his evaluation "They (Carolina) were just too good for us tonight. They played well and were well prepared. "They seemed to be a step ahead of us in everything, we played in spurts and did not have any con Five P /0 4dedel C/ aUg/) a 'Y/ope. setedni 'age 11 Front row of seats and even into " the referee's face. In the end Carolina, with five players--English (10), Winters :13), Joyce (16), Dunleavy (12) and Traylor (18)--scoring in louble figures, had run the Spartans into the tartan court, something Michigan State had intended to do to the Gamecocks. From Page 13 sistentency." "We couldn't get Robinson free," said Ganakas of his 5-11 Mike who led all scorers with 23 points. "We're just not there yet offen sively, we're very sporadic and tonight our defense was very bad." Carolina's was not. Both teams took 72 field goal attempts on the evening but USC's offense con verted on nine more than did the Spartans and that was the story's difference. 9 oints e 4"r fveee4wda