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Basketball ^* *
After 12 years of playing as an independent, (
the Gamecocks opened their Metropolitan Col- set
legiate Athletic Conference competition against ro*
Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Va. gai
The Hokies were not a gracious host, as they re|
thumDed Carolina 104-76.
Dell Curry and Jimmy Foster were the high x
scorers for the game, pumping 34 points each. to
Foster also grabbed 18 rebounds. mj
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Martin and Mike Brittain scored 10 and 12
points, respectively. bl<
Coach Foster was optimistic about the rest of
the conference games, but happy to be in the I
Metro. soi
*>It's a great league and we look forward to sej
becoming a part of its great tradition," Foster 1
said. wi
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The Gamecocks traveled to Orlando for the
Florida Citrus Bowl Red Lobster Classic. 1
Carolina opened the tournament with a victory ag
over Cincinnati 55-49. sc<
Jimmy Hawthorne led Carolina in scoring with jui
13 points, and Brad Jergenson was high re- At
bounder with five. wi
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USC went into the finals against Stetson and
came away with the tournament title in a 64-51 ,
win* wl
Jimmy Foster pumped in 19 points and pulled ,
down ten rebounds for the Gamecocks' sixth vie
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)ne of Foster's main concerns before the
won began was the team's performance on the
id, and Carolina won its first road conference
rne of the year against Florida State 76-68. .
Fimmy Foster poured in 28 points and had 18
>ounds to lead the Gamecocks.
\fter a two day rest Carolina came back home
face bt. Francis before a crowd of 7,000. Jim{
Foster again led the team in scoring and reunding
with 20 points and 12 rebounds,
ichael Foster dished out 11 assists and Brittain
>cked five shots.
JSC traveled to Charlotte, N.C. to face Davidi
and came away with their third loss of the
?son 53-52.
Michael Foster led the Gamecocks in scoring
th 16 points and Jimmy Foster and Jergenson
ire high rebounders with 10 each.
With Jimmy Foster's 20-point performance
ainst Marquette he became the sixth leading
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?t ahead of 1957 National Collegiate Athletic
isociation scoring champion Grady Wallace
th 1,463 points. He needs just 42 more points
move into fifth place ahead of Art Whisnant.
The next game for USC will be Wednesday
hen it takes on Memphis State in a televised
ittle at the Carolina Coliseum.
Game time is 8 p.m.
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