The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 30, 1979, 1979 basketball special, Page Page 14, Image 14

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Dukel By Richard Meyers Gamecock Staff Writer nillro rvi I yonhinlrtr f 1/unv vvif,v\4 VUV AWlllUV. I\y I top spot in The Gamecock'; season top twenty collt basketball poll. The Blue I received 122 out of a possib points, while collecting two place votes. Kentucky's Wil gathered 119 points and als< two first place votes. Carolina placed 19th in the pol Overall, 42 teams were aw; at least one vote in the survej ACC and the Big-10 Confer each had four teams repres in the polls. INDIANA WAS tapped fc number-three spot in the poll 109 points. The defending Na Invitational Tournament < pions received one first plaec North Carolina, led by American Mike O'Koren. che <11 4 /-? I /M U i di uic uiui iw jjusiuvjii. I ?:?' Pacific-10 power UCLA oc< the fifth spot with one plac< and 96 points. Depaul. coached by (>6-ye Hay Meyer pulls into the position. Meyer guided the into the final four last March State is the pick for seventh j with one first place vote ai points. I J ^ J ^ J I iuiii fjay< Reynolds feels playing defei a ehallenge. "I love pl? defense. This year we're j man-to-man a lot and that's up my alley," Reynolds said. Doyle and Frederick said believed the schedule this would be tough, but the team's is to win 20 games and reae NCAA play-offs. "There's a lot of teams o schedule that people say '' this', but if they go back and 1( their records, some of these t we're playing made the tournament in the past two ye Doyle said. iVcderick said the Gamec will be tested early in the se; with away games at Clemsor * Kentucky in the first five gam the season. "You'll know ex what we can do early in the y< he said. THK POSSIBILITY of turnovers with the running was admitted by the guards they agreed that the turn would become fewer as the s progressed. According to Dunleavy, th< break offense will allow the to have possession of the b times instead of the customa l it- - ? ' ? * vvneii yuu nave me oan uu ill game, you know you're goi make more turnovers," he "If we get 90 possessions and percent of shots, that's 70 i before the game even started. Doyle said the team was < this year because of mor perienced players and a des win. "We all have to play tog and not as individuals," he sa "LADY GAMECOCKS" 1979 BASKETBALL SCHEE Nov. 28 at Georgia Southern 29 at Florida Slate Dec. t at University of Florida 3 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 5 at Clemaon 8 VIRGINIA TECH 12 at Ole Mitt Jan. 3 KENTUCKY 7 at Montclair A _* /?L. r.-? t at v^rvcynry oini? 12 at Auburn 15 at N C Stale 17 UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLI A_ 19 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 21 VA1.DOST A 23 TENNESSEE 26 EAST CAROUNA 30 at Alabama F?b. 2 CLEMSON 4 TENNESSEE TECH 849 at Perm Stat? Lady Lion Clastic i J *i uw uorrunton 16 NORTH CAROLINA 18 OHIO STATE 21 at S C Su?t 26 NC. STATE Mar 1 STATE PLAYOFF cm rrorn-i* moiiuii (C+robn* v? Ctem*on) tops Gai NOTRE DAME, co locquacious Digger i or the the eighth spot. The Ii i pre- a veteran squad this y< ruMifor fAmi/ar/1 r O" pvnvt IVI >TUI U, IVVII^ . )evils Terry Holland's le 140 Cavaliers captured first dcats 7 Duke (2) 22-8. d had 2 Kentucky (2! 19-11 South 3 Indiana (1) 22-12., II. 4 North Carolina 23-6 arded 5 UCLA (1)25 2 . . . !. The 6 DePaul26-6 ences 7 Ohio St (1) 19-12. ented 8 Notre Dame 24-6 . 9 Virginia 19-10. . . . 10 Marquette 22-7 . . / / lsu ZJt> >r the 72 St. Johns 21-11 . . , with 13 Syracuse 26-4 . . . tional ;4 Louisville 24-8 . . . "ham 75 Michigan State 26-\ ? vote. 7 g Indiana State 33-1 Al1" 7 7 N CState 18 12. . cks in iq Purdue 27-8 ennial 7 9 South Carolina 15- 3 :upies 20 Nev Las Vegas 21-i. ? vote i yQ/sp receiving v Alabama, Arkansas, Bo Connecticut, Furman, ar-old George Washington, /< civih I Marvlanrl Mnmnhic team ' Dominion, Oregon State . Ohio Rhode Island, Rutgers, S Dlace, St. Bonaventure, Tex nd 87 Tech. 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The Marq round out the top tc 122 ' 119 The LSU Tigers c 109 with 55 points, f ' 105 Johns and Syracus< 9& by senior Darrell i known as Dr. Dunk 87 14th position in I 71 champion Michigc Earvin "Magic" 56 year, earned the 1 55 points. 45 44 II INDIANA ST AH 77 every game they i but the last one (loi 22 State in the NCA/ 71 consecutive wins) on number-16 spot. r State and Big-lOpc ores were: in the 17th and 18th ston College, Georgetown, jna, LaSa/le, The Gamecocks State, Old pears to be Frank , Pepperdine, seaason at USC, ; an Francisco, The running Rebeli 'as, Virginia rmmH ? * vuiivi vut iin 0-19- 18-etc. final spot witl theses. points. lunners-Joggt ioks Hugger GT ? $35.95 ioks Vantage ? $27.95 e Liberator ? $35.95 if fie II - $28.95 Rodger Rain Suits per Selection of Warm-Ups JS MUCH MORE!!! *E POLICY: If you find the lywhere in town at a lower pri< (competition. 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