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By JEFF SHREWSBURY
Assistant sports editor
Junior point guard MichacI Foster had 20
points and senior ccnter Duane Kendall added
15 and five rebounds as USC defeated Florida
State 81-73 Saturday at Frank McGuirc
Arena.
With the win, the Gamecocks improved
their Metro Conference record to 2-3, 11-7
overall, while the Seminoles fell to 1-4 and
7-11 overall.
USC will try to make it two straight tonight
when it plays league-foe Louisville at 8 p.m.
in the Cardinals' Freedom Hall.
USC trailed by one point at halftimc Satur)
day, 30-29, and FSU extended their lead early
in the second half. But Foster's four straight
free throws on two separate fouls with 15:33
remaining helped USC regain the lead.
The Seminoles again fought back to tic it at
52, but Foster drove to the baseline for a
layup to put the Gamecocks back on top for
good. USC went on to lead by as many as 11
points in the second half.
"We felt we had to be aecressive fn mmc
back," head coach Bill Foster said. "We
seemed to have a lot of trouble scoring in the
first half, but Foster did a good job to keep us
from getting stagnant. He drove the lane really
well."
Foster also commended Kendall for his aggressive
play in the second half.
"The way Kendall was moving that ball, I
think he wants to play point gaurd," Foster
said. "He had an outstanding game. I'm glad
to see him finally coming around."
USC had all five starters in double figures.
Darryl Martin scored 16 points while leading
both teams with 14 rebounds. Keith James
also had 16 while Lin wood Moyc contributed
II.
The Gamecocks scored 15 of their final 17
points from the line and converted 27 of 32
for the game. The Scminoles made 9 of 16 for
the game.
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overall, 19-10 on defense alone.
"We need a victory like this to get us going,"
Coach Foster said. "Especially with this
schedule coming up. It's tough."
USC will be on the road for six of its next
nine games. Four of its remaining opponents
will be teams that have been in the Top Twen\
ty this .season: Louisville, 1 Alabama-*,
Birmingham, Memphis State and Virginia
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tl.OKIDA S I A I K (73) ? Allen 7 2-3 16; litchell 6 12
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3 3-4 9; Hunter 0 0-0 0; Matccr 1 0-0 2; C arter I 0 0 2;
McC'loud I 0-0 2; Karasek 0 0-0 0. Totals 32 9-16 73.
SOUTH C AROLINA (81) ? Moyc 3 5-6 11; Martin 7 2 3
16; Kendall 4 7 H 15; James 5 6-6 16; I-osier 7 6 7 20;
Holland 1 0 0 1\ I'.po/icr 0 1-21; Vcrnau 0 0 0 0. I otals
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By TOM GATTO
Stall writer
BI.ACKSBl R( , Va. ? When
Angie Kelly hit a 20-looter to put
Virginia Tech ahead 12 4 in the
first half of Saturday night's
game versus USC, lady
Gamecock forward Brantley
Southers was confident the lead
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"I knew we'd come back,"
Southers said after USC
recovered to win its third straight
game, 92-83. The win also raised
the Lady Gamecocks' Metro
Conference record to 6-1, the
best in the conference.
The l ady Gamecocks' score
surpassed their previous highest
score this season, which was a
86-66 win over Northern Illinois
Dec. 28.
"Coach (Nancy Wilson) told
us to pick it up," said Southers,
who combined with Sharon
Gilmorc and Mindy Hallow for 70
points. Southers and Gilmorc
each had 25, while Hallou added
20. "This was a pressure game
for both teams," Southers said.
After falling behind, USC went
on an 18-2 run that turned the
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the middle for the Lady Hokies.
Center Susan Walvius picked up
her third foul with 8:44 remaining
in the first half, and backup
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personals in the first 2(1 minutes.
A lack of depth also hurt
Virginia Tech. The Lady Hokies
only dressed out nine players
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control both the offensive and
defensive boards and score ;t
number of second-chance
baskets.
Forward Tammy Harvey pulled
down I I rebounds in the first
half and finished with 15 for the
night. South Carolina also had a
32-IK rebounding edge at the halt
and a 49-39 margin for the game.
Shooting 61.5 percent from the
f loor, USC." pulled away in the second
half and led by as many as
22. Virginia Tech, however,
rallied late in the game by using a
full-court press to force several
turnovers. Tilt I.ady Hokics cut
the margin to seven points in the
final minute, but by that time,
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USC is now 9-10 overall on I he
season and leads Memphis State
(4-1) by a f ull game in the Metro,
lech fell to 11-8 overall and 4-3
in league play.
The I ady Gamecocks play at
7:30 p.m. today against C'lcmson
at Frank McGuire Arena. I JSC'
will try to break a six-game losing
streak against the I.ady Tigers,
which includes a 62-61 defeat
Dec. 7 at Clcmson. The I.ady
Gamecocks are also looking for
their first win against an Atlantic
Coast Conference team, having
dropped four games to the ACC
this season.
SOUTH CAROLINA (92) ? S.mthers
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25; Hallou ft 8-H 20; I'arkcr 4 7 h I5;
Harvey 2 2 9 ft; Raab 0 0-0 0; I' (.lass (i
0-0 0; McAlistcr 0 1-2 I. I olals: 35 22-33
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6 9 26; Donovan 9 2-4 20: Walvms 4 3-4
II; Kelly 7 5 5 19; Moll 0 0 0 0; llain 1 1 (>
5; (iucn 1 00 2. Totals: 32 I9-2X K3
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