The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 29, 1979, Page Page 10, Image 12

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Doyle, F n ~ ? vjaiii^ui By Mike Chibbaro Assistant Sports Editor USC's men's basketball team turned i Hyde performance on the way to a 62-5 William and Mary, W&M, this past Si In the first half of the contest, lethargically as they managed to score In the second half however, Carolii take on a new personality. Aided by '.he of Mikp I^nvlo or?r? Pn/lxin 1 ?l ? __ ? ? u>iu wni it nui uges, ' control of the game and slipped by the dians to register its tenth win of the seas IT WAS APPARENT at the outset c that coach Bruce Parkhill's W&M teai control the tempo of the game. Their control offense, along with USC's lack? made the first half of Saturday's contest exciting. But at intermission, coach Frank Mc instructed his team to speed up the flov in the second half. "We made a change at the half," plained. "We decided to go to the three-* and run it at them." In the second half, unlike the first, W&M to play its style of game. McGi Kenny Reynolds into the Gamecock bi Carolina employed its favorite and m offense- the fast break. With 13 minutes remaining in the gai canned a 10-foot jumper to give USC ai lead at 32-24. At this point if seemed as would pull away from the determined W&M used a barrage of long-range jum to within three points of the Gamecocks a THEN DOYLE hit a driving layuj Fredrick and Reynolds dropped in a f Anderson sets sco ? J- * 1 WMW^tig- jMfUt??31 % % - *' Jomia Ox ley reaches tordops snar >cks past W&I throws each as the Gamecocks strea manding 53-4t> lead. Doyle added seven points from the cl na Jekyll and help USC ice their hard-earned win. 4 victory over Although the favored Gamecocks < , , W&M by a wide margin, McGuire wa USC played ^ win; 9nly 19 points. WOuld be satisfied with a on< la seemed to McGuire said. "They have a real good inspired play ls a tough place to play. I think the Carolina took Carolina here last year ... I'm glad to | : stubborn In- with a win on- "We olaved one of our hptfpr anm added. )f the contest T}ie Gamecocks employed a 1-3-1 m planned to throughout the game and they etfe< patient ball- w&M to rely on their outside shootinj idaisical play anything but ONCE AGAIN, 6-11 Jim Stricklan< timidator on defense. Strickland rejectc Guire wisely shots and also grabbed seven rebounc / of the game Doyle led all scorers with a season-l and Hordges chipped in 19 for the Ga McGuire ex- Indians were led bv Scott Whitlev's 2( 1 rr iuaru onense use had perhaps its best free-throw ; of the season as they hit 15 out of 18 atter USC forced "Our free-throw shooting was very go jire inserted said. "We earned those free-throw ickcourt and making them is just part of the game ost effective WITH 11 GAMES remaining, McGuin me, Hord^es about the future of his young team, ti eigh p< wit "We're playing real well now and I though IjSC make a stretch run of it," McGuire com liiunns ut have some tough games left, but these 1 per.s o rajlv jn there with anybody now." * 47-4 * The Gamecocks' next contest is agaii Black Bears Wednesday in the coliseu p and ZaiT the Gamecocks will travel to Clemson >air ot fr<*e Bill Foster's Tigers. rina rernril ~ ? SC decimates > . - By Howard C< ' ' Gamecock Staff Katrina Andersor tarnlar u/<?olronH oc ||||p'' to stop the Gamecc Anderson scored 2( ^Smlr ' ' - , the Gamecock attac Jacobs and Sheila Foster combined tor frtr rt Innco Ki-i// 50 rebounds in th< for a loose ball Walling scored 14 A lti*ir n/l/ln/l vyiivi j i nun y uviucu ked to ;> com larity sL ipe to WmF .9Kwi^Bu iid not defeat s pleased with jfl , ' ' j point win," 111 team and this beat North get out of here ^^BSBSwl$| es today," he |H i was an in- 1MB -flK id about seven ^0^BL' ' liigh 25 piniil Bff fBI nst the Maine im Saturday. to face coach FroriK McGo , C4- I~ 1~ jrnfiehl ; , , Writer "> i had a spec- [ ' she scored 55 H dy Gamecocks L.... Joseph's and | ^ past weekend j ~ - ;; >. ^ m in Raleigh, I g b Gamecocks ! T 78out to a 16-5 H " pStej31 rPTTfTTTTTTray t by St Joe's. 3 vas reputed to t teams in the victim to a & the NSISTENTLY I inside to their wn|n^^^H?|j ''s was unable cks' powerful .f. Uv"?; - j- - : ' ' - X >': >: k and Cynthia |p >ster added 16 9 Br^ iderson tied a j record whei ints as US( j| oL|!^a| <?Hegi i o:< ;?.> Wm g|ji* 'lose <n the ' used theii V. w^n. -~ -i t,.. *, WHMrtTiiiiii^^iTTMaaanL^ e rout. Jean points and Cheryl Autr >v^wi^Bww ii^ji$:*:? )tiiSF:: JERirr: Ifif/ WMSf^tr t ''> * JBSB " ^ . JsllB "m Mick* ? GAMECOCK 'ire exhorts his froops s, Queens V pB^H * BHHH 'ytgm $ n Jk ' n ? jt rnmmmmmmrn3mM& Stephen McCormack ? OAMECOCK y drives for two