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"Jim is both a successful attacker and defender," Berson said. "He is now a major force on the team." Sonefeld said he feels more relaxed with the players and really a part of the team this season. "Last year 1 was at the bottom of the pile. That's all behind me," he said. THE GAMECOCKS have kept their opnr\nonf c t r* t h t-nn nAilc of \"\ r\ c* 11m kj 11 v 111 >1 ivy iiuvv, guai.i a i uuuiv,. 1 ivv. vj I iiiv. eight games have been shut-outs. USC was ranked 18th in the latest Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America poll lYiai i lun v ii Fans AWi Cheer. Our Weekend Football Rate-$50 plus tax per night gives you a deluxe c - I * iooih idi one, iwu or more* peopie at the Columbia Marriott . . . just blocks from the game. Or net even more with our Bed and Breakfast Escape Package. Just $60 per ni^ht includes a deluxe room tor two people, breakfast for two in the Palm Terrace Restaurant, tax and gratuities included.* Hxtra night room only $50 plus tax. THE COLUMBIA MARRIOTT IS THE PLACE TO BE FOR ALL USC HOME GAMES. fN Get in the football spirit in the \ Palm I errace Lounge, the best spot in town for pro-game warm-ups and post-game celebrations. Unwind in our indoor or hydrotherapy pools. Enjoy our sundeck, browse in the Hampton Shoppe, or have an COLUMBIA^ 1200 \iampton St., C'olumt DK-N-ROLL CLUB Sundav Mi DEVINE ST. 252-ROCK Monday th Friday Mas I First We< I There w ri4-K nhntnri i ii i I (""""a I writers r Jb:UU. It y Gan wmmommmammmm "BUT THOSE are just excuses," Berson added. "We have to accept that we played poorly and determine not to do it again. But i we found a wav to win the game, and that's very important." The Gamecocks came on strong in the overtime, he said, appearing to have more desire and physical strength than a Furman team that "played well from the opening to the closing whistle." Tuesday. This is the first time since 1979 the team has made the Top 20 list. Berson said the key to their success has been 4<a team effort". "We're not eleven players out on the field, but one unit," Sonefeld said. "I am only out there to contribute to the team." SONEFELD SAID his immediate goal is to stay healthy. He is still recovering from an ankle injury he suffered early this season. Sonefeld foresees no post-college future in soccer. "I just want to make my years with the Gamecocks worthwhile." ves Football 3ekend Tb About! elegant dining experience in Veronique's. Good cheer and a great game await you at the Columbia Marriott. For reservations, call 803 77 1 -7000 or toll tree 800 228-9290. ? << ' ihk Vk v\ ^HQul W fn?n> u'l/uiii'ii. A n\ , v I nun t'il iiumlvi <>/ ^ rooms itu' in < id y? ) iihlc ill (lus dis j f lOHiii niK'. Nor or-- - - ' , iipiHuunu- ID H&Vj urtntftsor I'lmti'itinm.v. 0%a \ >ia. 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