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USC begins 'to m ^ m m m with Louisville By Bob Lang Although USC's women's volleyball team is 12-2, its coach says they'll have to start playing better as the tough part of the schedule begins tonight. "The teams we beat this season really haven't challenged us," said coach Bonnie Kenny. "It's a lot tougher schedule here on nut M VUi* That "tougher" schedule begins tonight as the Lady Cardinals of Louisville (14-5) come to Carolina in what will be the Lady Gamecocks' first Metro conference match. "EVERY POINT counts in the Metro," Kenny said. "And we'll have to play better if we want to beat Louisville." Statistically there is not much room for improvement as USC's squad has the fourth highest hitting percentage (.292) per game in the country. In computing hitting percentage, a player's number of errors is subtracted from her number of winners. That answer is then divided by her number of attempts at hitting the ball. Leading the team and the Metro in hitting percentage is freshman middle blocker Lori Anderson, with a .355 per game average. "LORI HAS excellent ability and is an all around player," Kenny said. "She works Hillary Continued from page 13 He was recruited to play quaterback at Carolina, but switched to flanker his freshman season. "THE COACHES thought I'd be better at wide receiver," he said, "and I'm glad I made the switch." Wide receiver coach William "Tank" / NEW j: I Elegant Goldtone ft /gn I | GAMECOCK V-^gg j: I wist-A-Beadi! I JEWELRY WAREHOUSE C!| "GAMECOCK HEADQUARTERS" I B AT MAIN AT BLOSSOM ACROSS FROM HON Marriott Of Fans AW Cheer. Our Weekend Football Rate-$50 plus tax per night gives you a deluxe S1 room for one. two or more neonle* at the Columbia Marriott... just ;l; blocks from the game. ; Or get even more with our Bed and Breakfast Escape Package. Just $60 per night includes a deluxe room for two people, breakfast for ! two in the Palm Terrace Restaurant, tax and gratuities included.* Extra ! i night room only $50 plus tax. 1THE COLUMBIA MARRIOTT IS THE PLACE TO BE FOR ALL USC HOME GAMES, ggfr Get in the football spirit in the \ Palm Terrace Lounge, the best spot \ ' in town for pre-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 Hampton St., Columh luqher season' j game tonight really hard on her attack and has great concentration." USC also has two players ranked nationally in individual categories. Senior setter Shellie Higgins is ranked seventh in number of assists with 10.4 per game. And senior hitter Teri Montoya is ranked 13th in number of aces per game with a 0.9 average. "Shelly is an excellent setter," said Kenny. i "She's the quarterback of the team. And Teri's serve is tough. She puts the ball in , play and is quite an benefit to us." TONIGHT'S CONTEST is the first of four home matches that include Cincinnati tomorrow, Hawaii Tuesday, and Virginia Tech next Saturday. All matches are played in the P.E. Center and start at 7 p.m. except TUPcHav'c u/hiph ustll Korvin of A UVUWU^ J 9 TTII1VII TV AAA UV^III Ul f . JV. "Hawaii (12-2) is the National Collegiate Athletic Association defending champion. "They (Hawaii) have the same record as us, but they have played mush better caliber teams than we have,*' Kenny said. ( "I JUST hope we can rise to the occas ion and play a good game." The Lady Gamecocks defeated Clemson Tuesday night in USC's first home match 15-4, 15-5, 15-17, 15-9. I I Black said Hillary is a fine receiver, and was glad he made the switch from quarterback to receiver. "When the ball is thrown, Ira has the ability and the tools to get it," Black said. 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