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Lady Gamecocks I
By Jeff Rogers
s women s DasKetoaii team is nome atter winning tv\
away consecutive conference games, but head coach Teri
Kelly said there won't be much time to rest.
The Lady Gamecocks play 10 games in Carolina Coliseui
a ^^ i r? . r x t _
over rne next zz aays, wun nve or inose coming again
Metropolitan Collegiate Athletic Conference competition.
The first game of the series takes place tomorrow, wh<
Carolina faces East Carolina University's Lady Pirates at
p.m.
THE LADY Pirates are 8-8 on the season, while USC hol<
a 7-5 record overall, 2-1 record in the Metro.
Kelly said he hasn't had the chance to look at films of th
. season's East Carolina team, but expects the same type <
game from ECU as in the past.
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5wim teams 10 i
jp From Staff Reports In the la
USC's men's and women's swim teams State Unvt
will compete against tough opposition on the up their
road this weekend, according to USC swim Athletic C
coach Steve Collins. 70-70.
The teams face the University of Tennessee
at 4 p.m. today and North Carolina State Collins :
University Sunday. team thls y
"Our rr
"This will be a very tough road trip as helped oui
Tennessee is a national contender each year,
and N.C. State is the perennial ACC (Atlantic
Coast inference) Dower." Collins said.
: "Our teams arc coming together and will HERE 1
have to improve and compete well in every basketball
event. parenthese
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"East Carolina is a very scrappy ballclub," Kelly said. w
'o "Thev've alwavs eiven lis fits. Thev like to oet un and down ? ff
ry the floor and throw a lot of full-court pressure at you. I don't
think that's probably changed." fc
m ECU returns three starters from the past year's 14-12 team, h<
st and Kelly said its best overall player is Sylvia Bragg, a 5-9
sophomore guard-forward averaging 12.3 points a game,
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4 THE OTHER two returning starters are Delphine Mabry, a
sophomore guard averaging 10.4 points, and Lisa Squirewell, w
a 5-9 sophomore forward averaging 9.7 points and eicht re
is bounds per game. m
Kelly called Wednesday's 82-78 Metro confcrence victory
lis over the University of Southern Mississippi "a big win for h<
of us." 44
"We needed those (wins against USM and Monday night's b:
:ace tough competiti
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;rsity, the men won 64-49 to pick S130T*tS DT^lt
first Metropolitan Collegiate *
Conference win. The women tied
1. North Carolina (60)
2. DePaul
said the meet may help the men's 3. Kentucky
weekend. 4. Georgetown
len's win over Florida State has 5.Maryl8nd
confidence quite a bit." 6. Nev. las Vegas
7. Houston
finn 8. Texas-El Paso
9. Illinois
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in over Tulane) in order to be in contention for the conrence
championship," Kelly said.
Marsi McAlister scored a career-high 28 points to lead USC,
>llowed by forward Brantley Southers with 19. Southers also
ad 11 rebounds.
SHAKON GILMORE scored 14 points and had 12 refunds,
while freshman Monica Williams scored 10.
The Lady Golden Eagles were paced by Portlant McCaskill
ith 20 points.
Kelly said the key to the game came when Southers was
loved from the inside.
"Brantley wasn't scoring well from the inside, so we moved
er out to the wing and put Marsi on the inside," Kelly said.
She (McAlister) played really well, and that was probably the
ig difference in the ballgame."
on, coach says
14. Louisville 12 4
15. UCLA 113
16. Arkansas 14-2
17. Wake Forest 12 4
18. Georgia 114
15 0 19. Virginia 12-3
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13 2 USC'S BASEBALL team is currently
161 ranked No. 19 in the nation by the Collegiate
!?'^ Baseball newspaper.
132 Arizona State is ranked first, while
12.3 Metropolitan Collegiate Athletic Conference
lg.2 member Florida State is ranked No. 24.
15.1 USC begins its baseball season Feb. 25
13-3 against Baptist College in Charleston.
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