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State linebacker Freddie Lewis in Saturday's
Blue Devils
From Staff and Wire Reports
^ Duke University's soccer team remained
undefeated by edging USC 1-0
yesterday in pouring rain at Duke Soc
cer rieia in uurnam, in.c.
Tom Cain scored off an indirect
kick with 17:17 left in the contest to
give the Blue Devils their 13th win of
the season.
Ken Lola got the assist on the goal.
Carolina was outshot 17-6 in the
game.
Duke, ranked first in the nation, improved
to 13-0-2 on the year. The
Gamecocks fell to 6-8-1.
^ USC plays Davidson College, ranked
ninth in the Southern region,
Wednesday at the Graveyard.
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"The Bandits (LSU's defense)
played with a great deal of emotion out
there against South Carolina, and I
was looking for that to happen,"
Stovall said. "We look for their
leadership in our games, and they
ramp thmi mh fmo ?r* ?
vhimv viii iui us in a uig way
tonight."
LSU's third score came quickly, as |
Wickersham hit split end Eric Martin i
on a 69-yardpass to put LSU on the
Gamecocks' eight. Flanker Herman
Fontenot took the ball in the end zone
two plays later, increasing LSU's lead
to 17-6.
ANOTHER USC turnover set up
the Tiger's final score in the fourth
quarter. LSU moved 19 yards after
recovering the fumble, and LSU's
Juan Betanzos hit a 41-yard field goal
with 11:48 remaining.
Mitchell, who was the National Collegiate
Athletic Association's fourthrated
passer after his performances
against Miami of Ohio and Duke, was
replaced by Desmond following Betanzos'
field goal.
In the game, Mitchell completed
four of 10 passes for 51 yards and had
1,
lim?t lllltl V_cpU?Jll5.
"I don't think Mitchell or Desmond
played well," USC offensive coordinator
Frank Sadler said. "We just
didn't play well offensively as well as
we did defensively. I'm embarassed for
myself and for Coach Morrison."
MANY OF USC's players said they
didn't feel like having an open date
before the LSU game left them unprepared
mentally.
"We had a great open date," offensive
lineman Rusty Russell said. "We
felt like we could win the game coming
in, but the turnovers really killed our
drives, l telt like I played terribly and
I'd admit it to anyone."
Russell said the Gamecocks "have
the type team that can rebound from a
loss."
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