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Zion McKinney
For his outstanding contribution to IJSC's effort in the third annual HaH
of Fame Bowl on Dec. 29 in Birmingham, A/a., senior flanker Zion
McKinney has been named by The Gamecock as Athlete of the week for
the holiday break.
McKinney. who closed out a brilliant career with the performance,
caught six passes for 87 yards and a touchdown. The native of Pickens
also caught a two-point conversion pass after Carolina's second score to
bring his team to within three points.
The four year standout broke the school record for the longest nonscoring
touchdown pass during Ms freshman year when he connected
with Phil Logan in a game against Miami of Ohio. He now awaits a shot at
rofessJonai football.
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result they are not playing their game," McGuire
noted.
In the consolation game of the tournament, Zam
Fredrick sank a pair of free throws with two seconds
remaining to give the Gamecocks a 66-65 win over
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McGuire was pleased with his team's narrow win.
''Nothing but guts won it for us at the end. The game
really means a lot to us because the kids were really
down after last night. It's tough to get up for this kind
of game, but I'm real proud of the efforts our kids
gave tonight," McGuire said.
The game's hero, Zam Fredrick, credited teammate
Kenny Reynolds for some assistance in making
the winning free throws.
"KENNY TOLD ME I was shooting my fouls like a
jumper, and he told me to loft the ball more,"
Fredrick explained. "I was confident that I could
make them ... I felt like I was due."
Fredrick led the Gamecocks with 1R nnintc whil^
-Mike Doyle turned in another steady game with 14.
Jim Strickland led all rebounders in the game with 12
boards. The 6-11 center also rejected five shots.
Freshman Derrick Scott came off the bench to
spark a second half surge for the Gamecocks. Scott
hit four of five field goal attempts in only six minutes
of playing time.
GEORGIA SOUTHERN
In USC's narrow win over Vermont in the consolation
game of the Iron Duke Classic, Cedric
Hordges scored only six points. This marked the first
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while wearing a Gamecock basketball uniform.
As a result of his poor performance against Vermont,
Hordges had something to prove when the
Gamecocks returned home to face Georgia Southern
on Jan. 3.
"The Vermont game was really a low for me,"
Hordges said. "Coach McGuire told me that this was
a new year and I had to start playing better if we
expected to win. I just made up my mind to go out and
hit the boards and give it mv best effort "
HORDGES SUCCEEDED in redeeming himself for
his poor performance against Vermont by scoring 27
points and grabbing 19 rebounds in the Gamecocks'
90-74 victory over Georgia Southern.
"This is my last year in college and I don't want to
go out a loser," Hordges confided after the game.
"I've never been a loser before."
Once again, freshman Derrick Scott came off the
USC bench to Dut some life into thf? ftamwrwlf attack
Scott finished the game with 10 points and also dished
out three assists.
USC captain Mike Doyle, who scored 16 points in
the victory, noted that the Gamecocks appeared to
become more team-oriented in the win over the
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Eagles. "We passed the ball a lot better tonight,"
Doyle said. "We began looking for the open man and
this is what we have todc if we expect to win."
MAINE
PORTLAND, MAINE ? On nearly every road trip
that USC's basketball team has ma'de this year, the
opposing school has honored Gamecock coach Frank
McGuireinone way or another. ?
In Portland. Me./on the night before th*? I JSC
Maine basketball game, a testimonial dinner was
held in honor of McGuire. The dinner, which featured
a surprise appearance by McGuire's high school
coach, attracted a crowd of almost 800.
According to McGuire, events such as these have
helped to put extra pressure on his USC basketball
squad. On the following night, the Gamecocks lost to
Maine 67-65 in overtime.
"These testimonials are a real I.onor, but I think
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explained. "When the kids attend these things then
they feel people are expecting great things from them
on the court. Sometimes they try too hard."
McGuire, however, found little consolation in this
explanation as he expressed obvious displeasure over
his team's performance against Maine. "We played
bad in the first half," McGuire said. "We were really
flat tonight and we just played bad."
Maine's All-American candidate, Rufus Harris
sank a bank shot from the top of the circle with one
second remaining in overtime to give the Black Bears
their win. Harris led all scorers in the game with 29
points. Cedric Hordges led the Gamecocks with 18 -l s
points and Zam Fredrick chipped in 15.
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pointment, the victory for Maine was perhaps their
biggest win ever. On the day after the game, a local
paper reported that "big time basketball had finally
arrived in Maine" as a result of the Black Bears win
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William and Mary on Jan. 9.
Against the Indians, USC shot a blistering 78
percent from the floor in the second half to hold off a
W&M rally as the Gamecocks went on to take a 74-67
win over the Indians.
Despite sitting out ten minutes of the game with
four personal fouls, Cedric Hordges still managed to
ieaa tne Gamecocks with 20 points. Senior forward
Tom Wimbush also had one of the best games of his
career against the Indians. Wimbush scored 14 points
and grabbed six rebounds in the game.
"I went out and decided it was time to play a good
game," Wimbush said. "Tonight was an example of
what I'll be doing in the future. I'm ready to play
some ball."
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