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USC forward Linwood Moye looks to pais Monday night in thi
Gamecocks' 90 72 victory over Southern Mississippi.
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Forward shakes
newcomer status
By Jeff Owens
If the success of this year's basketball team could be contributed
to one player, it would have to be junior forward Linwood
Moye.
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Pasadena, Texas is leading the Gamecocks in scoring with 15.6
points per game and rebounding with 9.3 per game. His 18
points against Southern Mississippi Monday night led USC
past the Golden Eagles, 90-72.
Moye's rebounding average is second best in the Metro
Conference and at one time, he had an eight-game streak of 10
or more rebounds.
HE IS also third on the team in steals, assists and minutes
played. Offensively, he is fourth in field-goal percentage and
free-throw percentage.
Moye, a junior-college All-American, is one of five
newcomers who have helped turn around Carolina basketball.
Despite his newcomer status, he brought to Carolina the
leadershin and experience head coach Rill Foster was lookine
for.
During pre-season, Foster was very optimistic about the arrival
of Moye.
"LINWOOD'S COLLEGE experience will really add to our ?
team," Foster said. '"He is a very steady player. He's always
around the ball the ball and he's a solid rebounder. He has
good leadership qualities."
Moye has accomplished everything expected while leading
Carolina to its 10-6 record.
"I didn't expect to come and lead the team," he said. I just
wanted to contribute and help the team in all areas."
Moye also said he didn't really consider himself the leader
on the floor. He believes it's up to the more experienced
players like Mike Brittain and Duane Kendall to help the
younger players.
"EVERYONE HAS to have leadership and help each other
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In several games this year, he played against taller players
and better leapers but Moye usually won the battle. One example
was his" performance against Louisville when he pulled
down 16 rebounds.
Foster expects Moye to get even better. * * His maturity and
the fact that he's older hs made him a leader of the new
players. He is a good steady performer, especially when he
5 takes the ball to the basket. We expect him to get better,
especially as far as leadership goes."
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