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we lost were in matches that went
to three sets; we just couldn't win
those big points."
A 6-3 victory over Auburn ended
the road trip, and the Gamecocks
headed for home with an overall
record of 21-9.
THROUGHOUT the Florida trip,
the Gamecocks played as they
have for the past month, without
number-two player Chuck Hodgin,
who is still bothered by a nagging
back injury. In the span since he
was first injured, the team has lost
three matches by the narrowest of
margins. In fact, five Gamecock
losses have been at 5-4; the other
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iuui were uy o-o scores.
"Despite the fact that Chuck is
still out, the trip went pretty well,"
Smarr said. "We lost two tough
ones to good teams on the road, so
it could have been worse."
THE USC All-Americans
combined to win 11 of 12 singles
matches. "Chris and Artie played
well, but the effort of the whole
team was good, just as it has been
all year," Smarr observed.
Because the Gamecocks have
lost several matches to other
regional powers, the NCAA bid
they had sought is now nearly an
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timistic. "Our record is still ver
good, and we have some goo
home matches against top team
coming up," he noted.
REMAINING ON the honr
schedule are contests again;
South Florida, the only team I
beat Miami; Georgia, the SE
champion; and perennial pow<
Tennessee.
BUT THE BIGGEST of all tl
remaining matches will be play*
this Monday at 1:30 again
Clemson at the Sam Daniel tenn
courts. The nationally-rank*
Tigers were 23-4 at press time, ai
were undefeated in the AC
tournament in May.
"We're really looking forward
playing Clemson; I hope we get
big crowd out to see the mate
because that would really help tl
players," Smarr said. "Hodg
might be able to play, which wou
also give us a boost."
CLEMSON UPSET Carolina J
a year ago in Tigertown, and t
Gamecocks' overall athlet
success against their archrivf
has been in short supply late
Smarr said. Maybe with an c
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scheduling matches with oth
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at 776-3194 or Rob Wolfe at 79
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