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By CHHIS HUGHES
Staff Writer
USC's basketball team had
two foes to worry about
Saturday night at the
Coliseum, East Tennessee
State and themselves.
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dout, led ETSU, 10-9, to an
88-82 victory over the
Gamecocks, now 7-12. The 61
guard led all scorers with
20 points while grabbing
seven rebounds.
The Gamecocks were their
own worst enemy as they
shot a miserable 38 percent
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the one bright spot for
Carolina. Foster, who said c
his ankle was still sore, corT
showed no signs of holding witl
back because of his sprained gan
ankle. The 6-8 sophomore the
netted 18 points and battled cjng
for 11 rebounds in only 20 aru\
minutes playing time. scr(
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make the basket from the jn
free-throw line as he missed ^e,
seven of nine attempts. ancj
"We just couldn't make
our free throws. Sometimes and
we went 0-for-2 and missed a |?a(
lot of front ends on one-in- ; e
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Foster sat out half of the are
game because of foul *iea
trouble. Three fouls in the the
first five minutes forced him Mili
to sit out the rest of the half.
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while ETSU increased their
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outside shot to pull the Qu
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le. Playing a 1-3-1 trap
Gamecocks began for?
Buccaneer turnovers
with the backing of 8,224
jaming fans Carolina tied off
game at 69 with 7:00 left
the game. Shortly
-eafter, Foster fouled out
the tired, pressing
necocks ran out of gas fnf.
never recaptured the
a. MiKeli and the rest of
Buccaneers were af- !
ed by the crowd. "We're H
used to ha v i ng the fa ns so g
>e to the floor like they [
here. At times I couldn't H
r myself think because ijscrowd
was so loud,"
tell said. H
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-formance. Our free- ;
ow shooting was terrible, H
defense was faulty at
les and our rebounding SB
er than Foster was poor," H
ich Foster said. "I just
1 real bad that we can't ^
a winning streak for
se fans," he continued.
Phe Buccaneers had five
lyers in double figures. ^
kells' 20 points led the H
Liad while Craig I^ester
>red 15, all in the first half, frm
ron Douglas had 13, Marc ftflj
lesenberry had 11 and B
idre Motley had 10 for the
iccaneers.
Freshman guard Harold
jrtin had one of his better
mes according to Coach Sop
>ster. Martin provided the 5^
ly outside shootjng for the
imecocks scoring 16
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Blitz Sow
By ROY DUNS
Staff Writer
e USC lady swimmers dem
ed No. 15 in the country by
hern 64-36 Friday afternoon.
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c v^ciiuiiiict muies look, nrsi pi
e preparing for a tough weeken
both Florida State and Clemso
JC dominated key events a|
lg both the 200-yard freestyl
ley relay.
l-American Shelley Cramer t<
I backstroke and All-Americi
s in the 200-yard freestyle an
ley.
rolina also performed well i
irican Collftftn Collins winnincr
iman Janice Clarke winning th
ithy McPadden dominated divi
the one-meter and the three-m
>w the Lady Gamecocks will j<
ce No. 14 Florida State on Feb
i meets will provide great op
3 to move up in the national pic
>cted for both meets.
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forward Brad Jergenson ^
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ster and Sonny Vinson .
lied out for the Bucleers.
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ter finished the game 18 poii
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onstrated why they are '
easily defeating Georgia
ace in all but four pvpnts .
id ahead in which they will
n.
gainst Georgia Southern {
e relay and the 200-yard
x)k first place in the 100an
Sheryl Brosseau took
d the 200-yard individual
n sprint events with Allthe
50-yard butterfly and
e 100-yard butterfly.
ing with winning efforts in
eter springboard events.
)in the mens's swim team
. 5 and Clemson on Feb. 6. f
portunities for the swimture
and good crowds are
;ks
"The refs would call it
ose for five minutes and
en wouldn't call anything p
r the next five minutes. I
jrmally don't criticize the
vf r? Kn f f Knon itr av*a
;io uui iiicoc wui t
rrible," Foster remarked.
The Gamecocks end their
iree-game home stand
;ainst vastly improved
eorgia Southern Monday.
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