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strength of Tulane University, he said he's
certain of the game's importance.
"I'm not sure what they (Tulane) really
have," Kelly said. "We have to worry about
the Metro (Metropolitain Collegiate Athletic
Conference) season. We're gearing to win the
conference."
The Lady Gamecocks play at Tulane
tonight in their first meeting ever with the
Green Wave.
The game is USC's second of the Metro
season. USC lost the first to Cincinnati
University.
Kelly said the Lady Gamecocks are not in
top condition because of a recent 16-day
layoff. However, he said playing time will
help them regain their form. "We just need
to play some games."
In a team effort Saturday night, the Lady
Gamecocks defeated the visiting Pittsburgh
University Lady panthers, 78-68.
USC improved its record to 5-5, while Pittsburgh's
mark fell to 10-7.
"We played smart basketball," the coach
said. "We executed our offense a lot better.
and we did not have as many turnovers."
The Lady Gamecocks shot 50 percent from
the field and led the entire game. With 4:57
left in the first half, USC was ahead 25-10
after outscoring Pittsburgh 13-0 in a sevenminute
stretch.
But the Lady Panthers quickly came back.
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Jimmy Foster ignited a Gamecock scoring
surge by stealing the ball and racing down
court for the slam dunk.
FOSTER AND USC forward Brad Jergenson
were the game's high scorers with 17
points each.
Carolina's coach said Foster's hustle was
the key in USC's stretch drive.
"It was a big play, and with it Jimmy
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coach Foster said. "I was really pleased at
what happened near the end. Our scoring
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key, from the side with an open shc5t, from
the inside and from the foul line."
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freshman's first Carolina start, replacing guard
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