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games," he said. "That leaves onl:
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have to do," he said. "Right now ths
Keatley knows what he has to do
winning, and that is to keep hitting
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plate effectively. He had a
USC's 12-1 win over Ap
h," Keatley said. "If I get
ration. I like to stay ahead,
ze to get a hit."
hitting success with having
lore comfortable now," he
itter on our trip to Florida
hitting the ball it's easier to
tontidence in yourself."
ier in baseball, hoping to get
onal baseball draft. He has
m, but he does want to go
uld like to pursue a career
oes not produce.
USC can make it into poste
NCAA title. "We still have
e can't lose more than 10
/ one more loss, and I hope
earn. "We all know what we
it's what's important."
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Schedule
Monday
Baseball
USC vs. Furman at Rex Enright
Athletic Field, 7:30 p.m.
Tennis
.USC vs. Presbyterian College at
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TJSC vs. Davidson at Charlotte, 3
p.m. (women)
Golf
USC at Southern Independents,
Calloway Gardens, Pine Mtn., Ga.
(Monday-Wednesday)
Tuesday
Baseball
USC vs. Clemson at Clemson, 3
p.m.
Tennis
USC vs. Georgia Southern at
Maxcy-Gregg Courts, 2:15 p.m.
(men) .
USC vs. Furman at P.E. Center
Courts, 3 p.m. (women)
Softball
USC vs. Winthrop behind Rex
Enright Athletic Field, 3 p.m.
Thursday
RaKphall
USC vs. Citadel at College Park in
Charleston, 7:30 p.m.
Tennis
USC vs. College of Charleston in
Charleston, 3 p.m. (women)
Saturday
Baseball
USC vs. Davidson at Rex Enright
Athletic Field, 2 p.m.
Lacrosse
USC vs. Georgia on Soccer Field, 2
p.m.
Track
USC vs. Georeia at Weems Raskin
Track, 5:30 p.m.
Sunday
Tennis
USC vs. Florida State at MaxcyGregg
Courts, 1:30 p.m. (men)
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