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By Brad Cunningham
After two disappointing losse
and an aggressive offensive i
victory over the Davidson Wild<
The win was a big one for the
a National Collegiate Athletic A
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Davidson's Cliff Tribus pulls dov
Kendall reaches to no avail. The I
65-62 Monday night.
Empire rei
From Staff Resorts
Undefeated Empire held <
1 position in the intramu
basketball poll this week.
Omega Psi Phi is second, whil
are third. Hotel A is fourth. All
have 3-0 records.
Omen, 2-0, rounds out the top fr
' MBA I breaks into the top 10
mark at the No. 6 slot, while A
aiau a ncwtuiiier io me poll at
position.
The Islanders, 3-0, Eminence
and Chemcocks, 2-0, round out th<
In the women's poll, undef
Omega remains top-rated, wi
Women ranked second.
Barroom Buddies is third, Bak<
and the Inn is fifth.
Alpha Delta Pi, Kappa Alpha I;
Girls round out tfte women's poll.
The Force holds onto the No. 1
USC's Brad Jergenson scrambles
i - Pavj^spn- Jerflewn finished the ga
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attack to post a tough 65-62 wo
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Gamecocks in their drive for
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on the floor for a loose ball in MonA
ime with eight points and six rebotfni
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'This was as big a game as we've h
g Head Coach Steve Steinwedel.
uld come in prepared, and we kne
ry tough.
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d we weren't able to get our break
n. If we had lost this one, it would hav
'I though our offense played much m
Notre Dame. We had 19 assists tonij
ren against Notre Dame. (Brad) Jei
iy well, and (Jimmy) Hawthorr
vidson shot 54 percent form the fieli
>t 59 percent.
'YOU DON'T win very many times
Kits as well as they did," Steinwede]
ring helped us out a lot. I wasn't pie
urnovers we made tonight though."
'he Gamecocks played much bettc
ond half, a key factor in the victory.
We had to do more on defense i
inwedel said, "and I thought we pla
fc three minutes. (Kevin) Darmody
ir the end."
HE GAMECOCKS' balanced scorii
imy Foster with 12 points, Hawthon
h 10 each and Gerald Peacock with ni
ists, two steals and three rebound
necocks with six rebounds.
he score was close the entire gai
jest lead being six points with 14:021
and Carolina's largest lead being f
as ions.
HE OUTCOME was in doubt until I
uuo |mi? wuii oo ?econos remaining
k two free throws with 28 seconds re
ing.
le win raised USC's record to 1!
>ped to 10-11. The Gamecocks' ne
nson on Saturday in Littlejohn <
.doled for 8 p.m., and ACC-TV will te
p of intram
second, and National
,ird- . ?
returns to the poll at \
le Morter and Pestle ?s
*anked fifth
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nen's, women's and co
igun. Applications are
ntramural/Recreational > v
als are also needed.
coaches and officials
rolina Valentine Soccer f>
aday in room 110 of the y,:; Jv,
Education Center. A
ch team must attend.
>r intramural bowling is *?*$$$]
' play will be Feb. 15, 16 :C;
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more information, call
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against 1
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4 cats, he
includinj
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He led
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shot in tl
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time cut
in a row,
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regain h
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"when
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ad all year," said ac- k I
"We knew Davidson I J
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going. This was a big
e been a real setback.
ore aggressively than H '
?ht as opposed to only ff
genson came back to flji
le shot well again.
i, but fortunately, we
when the other team
1 said. "Our balanced HR
ased with the number
ir defensivelv in thp
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in the second half," >|fiK
yed really well in the *
made a great steal |
lg attack was led by
le and Harold Martin
ine. Peacock had nine, jiy
s. Jergenson led the
ne, with Davidson's fg
remaining in the first L J!
our points on several ,
Darmody stole an in- !
and Scott Sanderson '
maining to finish the !
S-6, while Davidson y?
xt opponent will be 7
Coliseum. Tipoff is
le vise the contest. traV(
lural men
Men
2. Omega Psi Phi 3
3. Spartans 3ll|lp 3
4. Hotel A 3
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8. (slanders -jig |;
9. Eminence Frost 2
10. Chemcecks 2
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3. National Oimte
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er lacklus
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rad Jergenson who played
Dame Saturday and the
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n were two different people
he jersey number was the sa:
tison, the Gamecocks'
scorer and rebounder going
gainst the Fighting Irish, \
i one rebound in South Bend,
-8 junior forward from Man
as averaging 9.3 points i
s but was zero-of-six from tl
j-of-two from the free-thrc
Votre Dame.
i a role reversal against th
was four-of-eight from th*
? three 15-foot jump shots
he second half.
the team in rebounds with :
his season's total of three \
le game.
I hit those three shots, the>
. I was happy I hit those thr
" he said.
ison said it took him a little v
is confidence in his shootinj
;Dame game.
i I came into the game, the;
< or seven minutes gone. I
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C's Kevin Darmody attempts to block s
on in Monday night's game against Da
its to Clemson Saturday.
i's basketbal
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5 2. AFRO wSmen
0 3. Barroom Buddies
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V 4. Baker
0 5. The Inn
0 6. Alpha Delta Pi
0 7. Kappa Delta I
0 8. Dream Girls
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3-0 4. Vanilla Thunder
3-0 5. Martar and Pestle
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ter performan
He said he wasn't really wc
against hitting his shots against Nc
5 Brad just had to keep working and
against fall.
even "After the Nntr#? namo ?
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me. really worried about it. You'i
second games where your shot isn't ?
into the Another person who notice
lad one Jergenson's performance wi
Ind. Basketball Coach Steve Stein
litowoc, "Jergenson came back 1
inrl f; o noint inc on mo of ?
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tie floor well.
>w line 4<As l?ng as he plays agj
shots are going to fall. He wa:
e Wild- least tonight," he said,
e floor, Jergenson said his three
at the were lucky.
"TKnen inct a"""" '? ? ? ?
*>iwv jiui caiuc m inc. 1 l
six and three blocks; I timed them
>locked stress in practice not to go for
belly up to them or draw the c
r called Jergenson said the Davit
? shots important for the Gamecock
for a 20-win season anc
zhile to Collegiate Athletic Associate
g after bid.
"We needed to get back
re was streak. Now we have a big
was a Clemson," he said of Saturda
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the shots would
?ame I wasn't
e going to have
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d the change in
is acting Head
wedel.
From a disapie
to play very
gressively, his
s aggressive at
blocked shots
tvas lucky I got
right. Coaches
' the block, just
harge."
Ison win was
:s as they aim
I a National
wi tournament
on a winning
game against
y's matchup in