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ATHENS, Ga. ? One team has
10 of them played. The other tean
Three of those were added to th<
only six played.
The team with 12 was Georgij
with nine (or six, depending how ]
Georgia used 10 of its 12 effecti
oamecocKs ana come away wit
Georgia Coliseum before a crowd
Janet Harris of Georgia was
from Chicago scorched the nets I
rebounds to lead the Lady Bulldoj
while Lou Sims hooped 17 for the1
Shelia Foster topped the Lady
23 points and 12 rebounds. Evel]
and snagged 11 boards. Sharon 1
Lady Gamecocks.
It was a heartbreaker for Coacl
to lose.
ii we were gonna win, actu;
regulation," Kelly said on the bu
"That was our opportunity to wi
shot we wanted them to take, a 20
Down 70-68 with :45 left, USC's
line and hit both ends of a one-am
Twenty-two seconds later, Evely
of a bonus for a 72-70 lead.
Georgia took the ball down a
under 10 seconds. With just six se
22-footer from the right side. It
overtime.
"The thine that's reallv dishe
that shejiad taken that shot a
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12 players on its roster, and
i had nine players suited up.
e team two days earlier, so
And, of course, the team
you look at it) was USC.
vely to wear down the Lady
h an 82-75 overtime win in
of approximately 1,000.
superb. The 6-3 freshman
For 37 points and grabbed 23
gs. Rhonda Malona added 18
winners.
Gamecocks, now 12-6, with
yn Johnson added 20 points
ilivers contributed 14 to the
h Terry Kelly and his troops
ally we should've won it in
s trip home Saturday night,
in. We made them take the
-footer."
; Becky Parker went to the
d-one to knot the score at 70.
n Johnson also hit both ends
nd worked the clock down
conds left, Lou Sims lofted a
got nothing but net to force
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puts it in. That was really tough ti
The five minute overtime, a me
Gamecocks in.
"I felt like going into overt
problems with fatigue," Kelly c
before, that's going to be our
overtime after a physical 40 minu
Foster scored on a layup after;
With just 2:58 showing, Brantley
with a foul shot. That was all I
destined to score.
uyninia uoinns scored 19 cut tl
hit from the right side at the 1:531
Thirty-six seconds remained '
USC's fate. It was only fitting tha
scoring with a right-side jumper \
Kelly added three players Thi
action.
"I felt like they needed one gan
Kelly did see a few things he lik
"I felt like overall, we played a
we did against Florida State (U5
"We were pretty much on top of tl
"I was pleased with our effort,
continue to play hard and get th
point losses will eventually turn a
we're going to win our share of th<
It was a bucket-for-bucket gar
open an 18-13 lead during an 8-2
Gamecocks outscored the Lad}
stretch to take a 40-37 halftime le<
in the first half while Foster adde<
Georgia sonrpd fnur ntiirlr nninf
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problem. Going into that saidl
ites, it hurt us."
just 26 seconds had elapsed. D|avc
Southers added to the lead ^xe^(
the Lady Gamecocks were
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he lead to one. Then Harris gaj(j
inark for a 73-75 lead. <?j",
when Harris' layup sealed as j
t Harris should close out the awfu
vith just six seconds left. ,,q
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little bit better tonight than I6th-i
>C won, 82-81)," Kelly said. their
le game. gam<
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ne from the start. USC did gamt
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/ Bulldogs 14-6 over 7:40 Geori
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;s in the second half for a 41- mattx
d forth until Foster hit on a Gai
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jumper and added a free throw,
hrows with 8:19 left and USC held a
oreia took the lead back with 3:02 le
vo freebies. Once again, the score
ig at 72-72 after 40 minutes.
orgia coach Andy Landers, after ta
ters for five minutes about the qua
le was happy to win.
verall, we played really well,"
;d intelligently and got good si
jtion was beautiful. This one ought'
er.
hey (USC) are good with off-bala
"We wanted to keep them from per
said early that South Carolina has
nybody in America except Louij
lly good. They've still got one of the
nee they get rid of a few mental
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lly couldn't say anything bad about
ut you've got to look at it this way
ranked team in the country with s
home court. And we made them a
j. We made them go into overtin
thing for our players.
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Southers netted two
57-52 lead.
ift when Janet Harris
went back and forth,
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lity of the officiating,
Landers said. "We
hots. I thought our
to be a big confidence
nee shots," Landers
letrating.
twice as much talent
iiana Tech. They're
best teams around. ?
mistakes," Landers
his team.
: We walked into the
ix players, played on
djust to us the whole
le. I think that says
y possibly can play."
n the first game of a
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hern is that they beat ^
Georgia," Kelly said.
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