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A decade ag back, it was tough. I didn't know what kind of effect the novacaine would have. It was just disappointing forme." Doctors gave Roche the final goahead to play just before the opening tip off of the N.C. State game. While he didn't start, he still played a considerable amount of timfi Hnwpvpr thp fiamwrvtc we should have gone to at least the final four that year. I had never experienced anything like that and it was one of the low points in my life." Still. McGuiie won national coach of the year honors and Roche was selected ACC player of the year for the second consecutive season. Although the Gamecocks were ranked as high as second to pSr? AM classified ads are CASH IN ADVANCE Ads may be placed between the hours of 9 a m and noon. 1 p m and 3 p m . Monday through t'jH Friday in 3 1 3 Russell House Ad copy and check may ba placed in campus or city mail to MEDIA BUSINESS OFFICE Box 85131 USC pfl Columbia. S C. 29208 THE DEADLINE FOR MONDAY S PAPER IS pM THURSDAY AT 3 P M . THE DEADLINE FOF W WEDNESDAY S PAPER IS FRIDAY AT 3PM pfl AND THE DEADLINE FOR FRIDAY S PAPER IS ^ I TUESDAY AT 3 PM For further information |E;| THE GAMECOCK IS AN EQUAL OP I^H PORT UNIT Y AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EM |flpLOYER i -. j SAILING CI UH MciMimi) Sun 24 Rni 30^ a i 7 30 Lessons wil! he contmmvl NLW MFM i-H BERS WELCOME T t?o Ciic.U; K Clul> will meet in Hm 30F> Hi &jB Tuesday. 2 2f> 80 .11 8 00 Mwiilicts mil tr (<"H;StO(l (MHSOMS plltaso .llll'iul pM j FREE" INDIAN Student's invite US( |JB STUDENT S with ID to SUB 1ITLED HINDI jnovi f this SUNDAY Russoll House Theatre, I 3C |H GREAT ACTION' ? HAROLD STASSfcN HAS CANCELLED HI ||M NOON HOUR KALEIDOSCOPE PRESENT AT ION gSB HE WILL NOT BE IN RH THEATRE. 1 2 3C U ER,day. FEB 22 feli CAROLINA f OUFSTRIAN ciul) meet 109 6:3C H 2 2fi 80 HH Mm 303 I Classified orde | rates: Sj Students 10 cents per word lor I b tvnti Faculty. Stall. USC organizations ISn [ I lor more than 20 wv^>f<ls Won students. commercial 20 i ems pi iJ more than 20 words B Minimum charge per insertion $2 00ct ' $1 SO In n $',>o s| " I I Makft <.h*t<.ks |>dy<iltlr l<i llic (nimri m K ruitnhtirs and hviihi'iiHttiis Wr ilu mil > h. ; ; ?f|< Minis hMR .. Uiisnx.'ss () M" majk;o USC.. (.oliiiitlii/i s were hurt by his inability to move well and as a result, State held the ball. USC had a chance to win the game in both the regulation and first overtime period, but it wasn't to be as the Wolfpack finally won 42-39 in two overtimes. Roche's ankle was kept in a cast for almost two months afterwards. "If everybody would have been healthy and N.C. State would have froze the ball and still beat us, I wouldn't have felt as bad," Owens said. "It was worse this way because we weren't playing with a full team. We didn't have a chance to win or lose it at full strength." With Ihp honrfhrnnl/inrt Inn" it >vn viiv uvui tMi v.ai\uig ll/Od, Carolina was eliminated from further post-season play. At that time, only one team from each conference was allowed in the national championship play-offs. Also, teams that were hosting NCAA regionals (which Carolina was that year) were barred from participating in any other tournaments. As a result, the greatest team in USC's history, did not go to a post-season tournament. "That was probably the biggest frustration I've ever been through." Cremins said. "I felt we let coach McGuire down, we let the people down and most of all we let ourselves down because I thought I from page 10 UCLA's national championship team, many people considered the season a failure because they lost in the ACC tournament. SPORTSCASTER Joe Petty* of WIS-TV put the entire situation into perspective several days after the team had returned to^r Columbia. He said "The best basketball season in USC history ended abruptly. The curtain came down with a sickening thud. For this great team, there could be a next year but no tommorrow. For the kids who went 25-3, the door to post-season play was closed and could not be opened. Yet the agony of this one defeat should not cloud the brilliance of the entire season. I can't think of any one group that has brought more prestige to the state of South Carolina. These young men are not only great basketball players ? they are great ambassadors. We must be grateful tn r?n?r?h Pronl/ 0 a. t uill\ 1V1V.UUU C. He not only recruited great athletes but first-class gentlemen. He was honored as coach of the year by the New York sport swriters. To us, Frank McGuire is the coach of the century. He has brought a group of kids into our community who, by their exmaple. are making our children better men. 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