The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 13, 1981, Page Page 10, Image 10
Unofficially, Carolina's ^ ~7
Zam Fredrick has moved jii; .
into second nlnop amnno
Division I scorers after his 41
point performance against f
Furman Wednesday night. H| J?
Fredrick is averaging 27.4
points per game, second to
Kevin Magee of CaliforniaIrvine,
who is averacrinc 29.3 *-<mr
versus Niagara Wednesday
night, Colgate's Mike
Ferrara dropped to third in
the scoring race with a 27.3
average Carolina's Zam Fred
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Fredrick has scored 630
points this year, which Is 28
points more than the St.
Matthews native scored t \ ^ ;during
his three previous
years at Carolina. His 1,232
career points to date places - :
him 15th on the all-time USC ,
scoring list, 18 points behind I
Lee Collins (1953-56), who is
in 14th place. ~
CAROLINA'S Lady
Gamecock basketball team
will host the Mississippi j|!SgH|^p
Lady Rebels Saturday at jllBlBiBF'
2:00 p.m. at the Frank |HB8^
GEORGE ROGERS Improbably
feels like Rodney
Danger field today-he
doesn't seem to get any
respect-at least from TV \
Guide. For instance, the S
felevision listings for Sunday.
Feb. 8 in the current
issue of TV Guide lists the
following: "The Millrose t
Games taped at Madison , *
Square Garden in New York. I
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Heisman Trophy winner
Herschel Walker..." HHHpr J
Rogers w >n the 1980 4$
Heisman Trophy. Pittsburgh iffHugh
Green placed second HBHHr
and Walker, a freshman HFjBb JKBSt'
tailback with the Georgia HKflHF
Bulldogs, finished third. SBgs Mm
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pleased to be playing the
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that the challenges are over I
and all the pressure is off, |f P
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concentrate on winning for iPjr
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should serve as a warm-up
question that we should win
anything like the past," she
Sixth-seed Chafin said this
season will be the first time
she's played on a com- ; _ '
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team," the St. Petersburg.
Fla., native said, "but it's
not the same. You can go out
and win for yourself, but
winning for a team is better."
"The key to a successful
season will be aggressive
play," Kefalos said.
"The top six we have now
are pretty aggressive. A lot
of our matches will be indoors,
so it will be important
to play aggressively,"
Kefalos said. "You can't just
sit back and wait for some
one to beat themselves."
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