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"I think Quinton played pretty well. He
was bothered there for a while because of the
injury (a bruised thigh in the first half).
Overall, in running the ball, I think he did a
fine job."
Lewis was the leading rusher for the
Gamecocks Saturday as he carried the ball 14
times for 97 yards, not including a 41-yard
sideline scamper called back because of a
clipping penalty.
Lewis, of Midway, Ga., was happy with jj|
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feel 1 could have played better. There's
always room for improvement."
He attributed much of his yardage to his
blocking.
"The line came through when we needed
them, like on the last drive." he said.
"We got down to the last drive and said,
'Let's pull together and take it down because C
we need it right now.'"
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,4I put that pressure on myself ? to play
well, to perform well and to bring up Kent's Ci
slack," Lewis said. S5
Since Hagood will be ready for action
against Duke in two weeks, Lewis was not b
positive about his chances for future starts. ^
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