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Lady Gamec By JOANNE KORTH Staff writer An offensive let-up in the last 7-10 minutes of the game may have cost the Lady Gamecocks a big win, USC head coach Nancy Wilson said after the 66-55 loss to North Carolina State Monday niRht at Carolina Coliseum. "I felt like in thr inct 7-in ...? 1V4JV I "?V minutes, before they started building a lead, defensively they let up and instead of us attacking aggressively at that point we let up offensively," Wilson said. "We took a couple of bad shots at a point where we still had plenty of time," she said. "I think that's the thing I'm most disappointed in. "We need to capitalize on these situations because we're not the kind of quick team that when we get down there at the very end we're going to be able to expect steal after steal. We need to take advantage of a good situation." The Lady Gamecocks drop to 1-2 with the loss while N.C.State goes to 3-2. It was an evenly paced game most of the way through, and the Softball title By JOHN BOYETTE Staff writer Championship matches and meetings highlight this week's evei the Intramural/Recreational Sport: The Wrestling Meet finals will b from 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Gym 30* P.E. Center. The co-rec softball championshi held Sunday, at Field E. In the B < bia Hall will square off against Na' A division final at 3 p.m. will against the EE Patrol. Organizational meetings for th< ?Xuaas Donate Blood. Jh MMnaMMBB we recoi tne most \ On any Wednesday whei you ask for our WHd Mfmdifdmf you'll get a delicious 12" pizza with OHM topping i your choice tor only 94.901 (Tax included!) Just ask for it!* 11 ffl UmNmXMta IfWWWtodn N.C. State But Wilson did not think this was a factor. "I didn't think that what we did wrong came from being too tired," she said. "1 thought those six people played well individually most of the time." Wilcnn ccitrl ? :ocks fall to Lady Gamecocks led at halftimc, 34-32. But things didn't go Carolina's way in the second half. Several shots down close to the basket rolled around and out when USC could have taken a lead. A big key to the shutdown late in the second half was N.C. State's denying Carolina's leading scorer, 6-0 forward Brantley Southers, the open shot. Southers was averaging 23 points per game before the contest, and scored only 16 points in the game. "They did a great job in the end of keeping Brantley from getting the shot when we were trying to set her up," Wilson said. "That was a key for them." Wilcnn A\A caa " ? .. ..ovu UIVI avv. I^USIIIYC Slgll!> Ill her team's performance despite the loss. "Defensively, I thought we did a good job; we're very aggressive," she said. Wilson used primarily only six players in the game, which might lead to doubts as to the strength of the top five late in the game. games to be I soccer playoffs 1 volleyball meetini organizational the soccer meetin its scheduled by Both meetings wi s Office. 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State game should be something to learn from. 4'This could have been a real good win for us, but at the same time we've got a lot of tough teams to come," she said. "We won't play anybody easy, so we need to learn from it and go on." Next on the schedule for the Lady Gamecocks is another tough team, the Lady Tigers of Clernscn. The first of two meetings between the two rivals this season will take place Saturday night in Clemson, preceding the men's contest. To be ready for the Lady T:~ ii/.i ?'J - * ii?cis, wiisoii saiu me team will have to be intense and aggressive, as they have a number of mentally tough players returning from last year's 18-9 squad. ield Sunday will also be held this week. The g will be held today at 4 p.m., and g is scheduled for Friday at 4 p.m. 11 be held in room 110 of the P.E. ates: Sign-ups for basketball, or hockey begin Friday. Registra5-9 ski trip ends today at 5 p.m. four nights lodging, four days of orth Carolina resorts, equipment, t fees. 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