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Omega Psi Phi and Kappa Alpha
Psi continue to hold a lock on the
top spots in the intramural
basketball rankings this week.
Both teams are undefeated and are
at the top of the fraternity division.
This week, the Ques held on to
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Alpha team while the high-scoring
Kappas defeated Sigma Nu 53-49"
Sigma Nu was ranked as high as
number-one this season, but with
the loss, falls to eighth in the
current rankings.
Following closely behind the two
top teams is Kappa Alpha, which
1) Omega Psi Phi (4-0)
2) Kappa Alpha Psi (5-0)
3) Kappa Alpha (4-1)
4) Maxcy (3-1)
5) Irmo Alumni (5-0)
6) SBA (4-0)
7) Thorn well (4-1)
8) Sigma Nu (3-2)
9) Woodrow (4-1)
10) Strikers (6-0)
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Mike Doyle has been named A\
Gamecock for his outstanding perfo
win over Boston University Monday r
Doyle, a native of Bronx, N. Y., has
season, but against B(J the senior a
and hit for 24 points.
This eoamn
dor went in August. In his second s<
upon to pass the ball inside to the big
the three guard offense against the
still has the scoring touch.
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rebounding, but we matched up wil
"Our experience showed for one
poise out there. In the end we did
means like throwing th? ball away
although we need a lot of work on tl
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Gamecocks, the win over Boston c<
post-season tournament bid. "I tht
had any chance of plaving in a t
Frederick said."We're still hopinj
game for us and I'm glad we won.
The Gamecocks will play the Fi
Greenville and will close the sea
Western Kentucky on Saturday.
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tain atop i
moves up one position to the
number-three spoi after an easy
victory over Sigma Phi Epsilon
earlier this week. The KAs are
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improving dorm division team
Maxcy. After a slow start this
season, Maxcy has put together a
string of three straight wins including
one over a highly ranked
Thornwell squad.
Moving up three notches this week
to the number-five postion is the
best of the Gamecock division
teams. Irmo Alumni defeated the
Independents by 60 points to raise
their record to 5-0 and look to be a
powerful challanger when the
play-offs begin next month.
Also making a considerable
jump in the weekly rankings is the
Student Bar Association of the
Independent division. The SBA has
moved all they way up to the sixth
spot after a convincing win over
previously ranked AFRO.
Thornwell held on to second
Dlace in the dorm division bv
beating Douglas and as a result,
raises three spots to the seventh
position in the current survey.
The two* newcomers to the poll
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thlete of the Week this week by the
rmance in leading Carolina to an 83- 76
tight at the Carolina Coliseum.
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vering from knee surgery which he unfa
son as captain, Doyle has been called
r men. but when the Gamecocks went to
tough BU press. Doyle showed that he
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i break slump,
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an take a few more chances in the
(lore steals. We lost a little on the
1 against them."
re," Doyle said. "We showed a lot of
n't relinquish our lead by any stupid
. Also we made most of our foul shots
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remain in the regular season for the
)uid keep Carolina s hopes alive for a
ought we had to win this game if we
ournament at the end of the year"
g for that. This was a very pivotal
jrman Palladins tonight at 8p.m. in
ison with an 8p.m. contest against
rankings
arc Woodrow and the Strikers. The
Woodies check in at the numbernine
position based on their
thrilling trinl<? ovortimp virfnrv
over Columbia Hall. The Strikers
are the second Gamecock league
team to appear in the rankings and
claim the 10th spot with an impressive
6-0 record.
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