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that it has. Sure, people are l#K
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drobe now.
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WILSON SAID the offensive movement
| of the players is slower than it should be.
| "It's not the system," she said. "It's the
| movement within the system that has to
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"I don't think it's a conscious lack of effort
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Wilson is hoping the connection will come
1 soon "because it's certainly said enough and
I worked on enough." Only playing in a game
|1 situation will help the players adjust further,
I she said.
"The reason for the comeback was
| because we played all-out, 100 percent,"
? Wilson said She honed the team came awav
| from the loss to Clemson understanding that
1 it will have to play as aggressively for all 40
| minutes as it did for the final 10.
SOUTHERS LED the Lady Gamecocks
i with 14 points, but was only six of 23 from
I the floor. Southers led the team in rebounding
as well with nine.
McAlister turned in 13 points and tive
'] assists in the effort.
11 Ballou scored 10 of her total 12 points in
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the second half in a six of 11 performance,
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Najarian had nine points for the evning;
Lynch, 7 off the bench; Williams, 4; and L,
Glass, 3.
KNIGHT LED all scorers in the game with
28 points, 10 for 13 from the floor. Bishop
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The Lady Gamecocks have a 10-day rest
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