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Lady Gamecock fnr onnnnrl +imn IUI OGOUIIU IIIIIC By Dennis Switzer i M KNOXVILLE, Tenn. ? An aggressive ' Tennessee defense and poor shooting by r South Carolina resulted in an 87-67 victory j for the fourth-ranked Lady Vols basketball team over USC Wednesday night. j The Lady Gamecocks found themselves in a hole early as they could hit only seven f\( OA cVw.h. in ~4 ?l.. : VTA *1 ouuio Hi kUC lilOl IICIII d t OlUtVCi^ 1 Athletics Center. Their shooting improved f marginally in the second half, hitting 18 of 39 shots to finish the game shooting 40 a percent. s The Tennessee defense gave Carolina problems, as the Lady Gamecocks had j trouble getting the ball inside and com- fc mitted 26 turnovers. USC FACED TENNESSEE earlier in the season in the championship game of c me uoca-coia uiassic in Detroit. The Lady I Vols won that game 84-62. Becky Parker and Mindy Ballou led USC t in scoring with 17 points each. Marsi a McAlister had 12 as the Lady Gamecocks, g losing their second consecutive game, fell to 11-10. Tanya Haave of the Lady Vols led all tl scorers with 22 points. Mary Ostrowski C had 15, and Karen Morton followed with 14. n Tennessee is now 20-5, coming back to win c after losing to Old Dominion on Monday, 90-66. T USC TRIED TO come back in the second g half, cutting the gap to 16 on two occasions. But the Lady Vols never let up, using their tc height advantage and strength to score B Fbresf&rod -===^?> AFARTMET 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Townhouse and Garden Apartme 2805 Shadblow Lane, West Columbia, SC (803)796 8670 ghk cnuci FRIDRY * SRTUF J2 IT ? HAPPY HOUR 4-7 happy hi ^ "MUG NIGHT" fi BRING YOUR OWN ^TRYMIS COVER CHARGE: (FROM 4 ? $1.00 PER NO CO\ PERSON 19 11 PM 25C A MUG </) ? 18 g HAPPY HOUR 4-7 happy hf a. 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CRUISE SHIP JC Caribbean, Hawaii,' CAMPUS NOTICES .ft ?sKihN< U.S.C. Sailing Meeting Tuesday | at7:OOinBPEC217. New members STUDENTS - E nciLunic: suDjects are neede comprehension res Fall in Love with Jesus! Psychology Depart! Maranatha Christian Center, 610 are asked to read Pickens Str., meeting at 7:30 p.m. answer questions ii Fridays. that last 1 to 2 hoi information call 77 Please Support the Kappa Psi 12:30-3:30, T/Th - 2:1 Clothes drive on Feb. 22 and 24. about Reading Proje Interested in Human Rights? housing Join Amnesty International. Next 2 RR i>a hath to H meeting Monday I'eb. 28 8:00 p.m ajr conditioning, m room RiimpII ilnuco nr 1,7- - "" *""" included. $290/mor Jimmy Bigger 7-9687. Walsh 7-6666,776-138 s fall to Vols this season inside and their defense to create fast:>reak scoring opportunities. USC Head Women's Basketball Caaoh rerry Kelly said his team was never able o come back after falling behind early. "We made a lot of mistakes in the first lalf we shouldn't have," he said. "WE PLAYED them pretty much even n the second half. What killed us was the irsthalf." USC scored 46 points in the second half ifter scoring 21 in the first. Tennessee cored 48 in the second half. "You just can't get behind early when ilaying a top-ranked opponent. We got >lown away early in the game. "WE DON'T HAVE the bodies to :ompete against a ranked opponent," Celly said. Carolina has nine players now. "I felt we got some good things out of onight's game. I'm pleased with my kids nd with the amount of effort they're [iving," he said. LAST YEAH, the Lady Vols advanced to tie iinai four of women's National tollegiate Athletic Association tourament,and Kelly said he believes they an make it there again. "I think they're a final four contender, hey got there last year, and I think they'll et there this year," Kelly said. 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The University of Nevada-Las Vegas Runnin' Rebels were perched atop the Associated Press college basketball poll Tuesday for the first time in their 25-year history. The Rebels, 22-0 and the only unbeaten team in the nation, took over first place when Villanova upset last week's leader, North Carolina. FOR REBEL GUARD Danny Tarkanian, thp ratine utdq euioat Ho hoH watched his father, UNLV Coach Jerry Tarkanian, roll up 12 straight 20-victory seasons en route to becoming the winningest active coach in college basketball. Yet until last week's No. 2 rating, a Tarkanian club had never been ranked higher than No. 3. "When you're ranked second, third or fourth, you're always behind somebody," ? . ! J HT? - /v ? uaimy lainaiuaii saiu. in iu or id or zu years from now, I can say to my kids that I was on the No. 1-ranked team in the country. "IF THEY EVER dreamed of not making us No. 1, it'd be the biggest ripoff ever. Everybody else has lost, and some more than once," the guard said. The news of the latest poll by a panel of sports writers had hardly cleared the AP wires when signs began popping up on Strip marquees proclaiming the Rebels as the nation's best college basketball team. Coach Tarkanian held a somewhat different view. l-UP SUITS J 5por? :s.oo .&fcl Cus,omP tmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmsmmmmmmammmmmmm MONTHLY CHI FEBRUARY 19 t TUESDAY* WEDNE! 4| 15 HAPPY HOUR 4-7 HAPPY HO BLOODY MA BRANDS ONLY!) $1 21 9-11PM "GOGAMEC NO COVER!!! NO CQV] _ _ HAPPY HOUR 4-7 HAPPY HO 3-FOR-l (BAR BLOODY MA BRANDS ONLY!) $1.21 9.11PM "GOGAMEC NO COVER!!! nO COV1 Prizes" Awarded Weekly For High Score Scuba Club President, get off SERVICES your ASS! Call a meeting! Need typing do I.B.M. FHOl Don't forget! Beginning fencing kiiim/vi tvpiw, class. Sunday 5:00 til 7:00. Booker ing INCLUDED T. Washington Gym. NEAR CAMPUS. GAMECOCK BOX 85131, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 29208 All classified advertising must be prepa the exact amount only. Advertisement the day prior to publication. Refunds an CAMPUS: 15C per word consecutive Is non campus: 20c per word consecutive li Name: Address: Today s date issue date(s) Rate: campus non^ampus Number of words: _ iTo find total cost multiply ri Classification: idrlcle one) CAMPUS NOTICES FOR SALE HELP WANTED HOU I *< > Rebels' ranking Tarkanian has said since last spring that his 1982-83 edition didn't have the raw talent of last year's team, and certainly not the power of the 1975-76 club that went 23-0 before finishing in the elite Final Four. BUT TARKANIAN says he has always liked the way this year's team worked (nflothor \X7V?r?f 1 ~ ' - ? 1 1 ?1 " .u6vu>v>. Tf iidi* uicjr ictcKcu in iaieni, mey made up in hustle and determination, he said. Now the Rebels are sneaking up on that old victory string and could break it with wins over San Jose State and Utah State at home this weekend. Detractors ask if the Rebels are for real in light of their schedule. Defenders note the club has beaten the nation's top offensive club, Oklahoma, and twice whipped Fresno, the country's top defensive team The ranking was hardly a runaway, with UNLV gaining 31 of 54 first place ballots, finishing with 1,031 points, just 19 ahead of Indiana. The Hoosiers, 19-2, received 13 first place ballots. FOLLOWING NORTH Carolina, 21-4, was Houston, 20-2 ? now riding a 15-game winning streak. Virginia, 19-3, slipped from No. 3 to No. 5. Sixth place went to St. John's, 20-2, followed by Arkansas, 20-1, and Villanova. Louisville was rated No. 9, and UCLA slipped from No. 5 to No. 10 after its loss to Oregon State. Kentucky was ranked 11, followed by Missouri, Memphis State and Georgetown. Wichita State was is fnllnwoH k t ..~ _ ?, .wwnvu KfJ iWWrt, Syracuse, Boston College, Oklahoma and Ohio State. Swear" & Specialty Co. Itjc. rinting for Clubs ? 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