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THEN WITH 14 minutes left, the
torcea ubu 10 come oui ot its compac
defense and play them man-for-man. W1
Gamecocks came out to challenge the '
Clemson streaked to a commanding 1
lead at 54-44 with 10 minutes remaining.
FREDRICK brought the Gamecocks I
within four, but then with five n
remaining Clemson decided to hold the b
force the Gamecocks to foul. Cle
ctratodv nhviruiolv wnrlrp^ as thov nm
on 12-14 free-throws in the closing min
secure the win.
Senior point-guard Derrick Johnson
10 of his 20 points in the final five n
Ironically, it was Johnson who also hel
Tigers secure their first victory o\
Gamecocks this past December.
Once again the Gamecocks were the
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ficiating. McGuire pointed out that the
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Tigers three officials was once again the main
it zone oi tne poony officiated game.
tien the "They (three officials) just do not ha^
Tigers, mechanics down yet," McGuire i
0-point "Sometimes I think we would be better of
one official out there."
back to "TONIGHT THEY were calling the
ninutes *ou*s anc* letting the obvious ones go," I
Fredrick, who has eraduallv estab
mected himself as a perennial scoring machine, 1
lutes to Gamecock attack with 22 points as he hil
of 16 field goals. The Tigers were pac
Johnson's 20 points and Billy Williams s
ie
scored
linutes. Fredrick said he felt the Gamecocks,
ped the the help of a few breaks, could have del
rer the the Tigers.
"We gave it all we had and we playe<
victims enough to win," he said. "If we had gol
CC, of- break here and there then we could hav<
> use of this game."
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quality of officiating in the game and he said
/e the felt that 0!leinsr?n ant Kotfor onH ?Ko
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6-8 CEDRIC Hordges echoed the sentime
touch of teammate Fredrick. "With a couple
he ad- breaks we could have gotten them," Hordj
commented. "We shot well and played a
lished better than we did the first time we plaj
ed the them. They are a good team and playing tti
t on 10 can only help us."
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scored The loss snapped a four game winning stre
for the Gamecocks as their record dropped
, with
eated Wednesday, the Gamecocks will face t
Orangemen of Syracuse. The game will
i well played in Madison Square Garden in New Yc
tten a an(* a good showing by USC would definit<
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