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Intramural All-Star te SBA places By Jim Corbett Staff Writ?r Despite losing in the quarterfinals of the playoffs, the Student Bar Association placed I two players on thel980-81Gamecocfe'$Men's Intramural Basketball All Star First Team. Center Bill Weeks and guard Jerry Theos are joined on the first team by guard Bill DeLoache of Sigma Nu, forward Reggie Mnhla nf Vonno D-.! 1 f 1 Ii-iwiv, u? sxoppa ru^iio 1 91 dUU lUIVVaiU Ricky Curtis of Kappa Sigma. Guard Mike Scaturo of Alpha Tau Omega and forward Derrick Daniels of the Spartans head up the second Team, and are joined by center Pat Morbitzer of The Wizards, swingman Adger Rice of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and guard Keaver Prickett of Kappa Alpha. Rico Williams and La Verne Keels of this year champions, The Empire, each gained honorable mention status. Weeks and Theos led SB A, the 1980 champions, through an undefeated regular season and a season-long number one ranking before being beaten by Sigma Nu in the quarterfinals. The 6-8 Weeks scored 28 points while Theos ran his team's offense in a 77-52 romp over the then third rated team, Omega Psi Phi in the second round of the playoffs. I? w Sigma i\u was one 01 uie most accurate shooters in Intramurals, especially from outside the three point circle, and led his team to the semifinals against Kappa Alpha Psi. Reggie Noble of Kappa Alpha Psi led his team over Sigma Nu into the finals. He arrived at halftime and scored 13 of the next 20 points in the game to erase a 14 point lead while holding DeLoache to two points in the first 15 minutes of the half. Noble's team lost both of the regular season games without his services. Ricky Curtis was Kappa Sigma's leading scorer and led his team to the second round of the playoffs. The 6-3 left-hander was equally effective offensively from the inside And nntniHp nnH was ?n py<*pllpnt r^hminHpr IScaturo of A TO used his quickness to Olasstnecrwt AM classified ads ere CASH IN |||| ADVANCE. 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Rice not only led SAE in scoring but was also an imposing rebounder and clutch shooter. Rice's high game of 25 points came in a semifinal matchup against The Empire, who received 27 points from honorable mention Rico Williams in that game. Prickett was the court captain and leader for KA, who gained the playoffs behind Prickett's generalship and outside shooting. Pat Morbitzer was one of the best big men in Intramurals. The 6-8 center averaged almost 20 points per game for The Wizards and was an imposing shot blocker. Morbitzer at times was able to dominate play and helped his squad gain the quarterfinals. JOINING KEELS and Williams of The Empire with honorable mention status are center Willie Hatchell and guard Craig White of the Confederate Prophets, center Willie Scott of Omega Psi Phi, forward Brian Fleming of Thornwell and forward Bob Parker of Sigma Nu. Hatchell and White were part of one of the highest scoring offenses of the season with the Prophets. Scott, a former Gamecock tight end, was a tower of strength in the middle for the Ques. Fleming averaged Q1 m/vcf OA nninta nAi* rfnmn i* uunuuv ?v I/VIIIIO pvt 5U111C 1U1 1IIUI iiyvcu, which as a team averaged under 50 points per game. Keels was The Empire's high point man in the finals and used his tremendous leaping ability to help his small team on the boards. Parker of Sigma Nu was an outside and inside scoring threat and beat SBA in the quarterfinals with a three point shot with only five seconds remaining in the game. keys, glasses, Humanities Area. ROOMMATE NEEDEDI Spacious Office: Welsh room, balcony, privacy. My house is j 2 one mile/campus. 1100/month, I pay utilities. Good deal, come seel Women, please. Rita Fellers, 77 7d chain was lost. 5234 (9-5). ine Parrish 777urned. Roomate needed immediately. On campus apartment $100. Call 799concerning health 6005. Claim in English personals jnted Resume photos, instantly. Por>riest. 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