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By JOANNE KORTH
Staff writer
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ine tnree-and-one-half year
jinx is over.
After losing six straight
games to Clemson in the past
three years, the Lady
Gamecocks ended the streak
Monday night with an 86-72 victory.
"Before the game, we
weren't thinking 'we want to
win,' we were thinking 'we're
going to win,"' said Mindy
b Ballon, USC's senior point
^uai u.
The Lady Gamecocks evened
their record at 10-10.
Part of USC's determination
came from memories of a 62-61
loss to the Lady Tigers earlier
this season at Clemson, a game
involving a disputed call. The
referee called the ball out on
senior Mindy Ballou though it
appeared to be off a Clemson
player.
"We should've won the last
) game," Ballou said. "We
wanted to win this one
outright, without anv bad calls
or excuses."
During Monday's game,
Ballou reached another
milestone in her career. When
she handed off to Martha
Parker in the second half for
her 534th assist, she surpassed
all other players in USC
history, men or women, as the
career assist leader.
) She finished with 14 assists
for the night.
"I went out and played hard
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University of Georgia athletic
director Vince Dooley testified
Tuesday that it is proper to give
student-athletes extra
academic consideration.
"For serious students, you
want to go the extra mile.
You're going to make mistakes
when you do, but then there are
some, athletes from the
, school's remedial program who
" have graduated," Dooley said.
Dooley's testimony came in
the trial of civil lawsuit filed by
Jan Kemp, former English
coordinator for Developmental
Studies. Mrs. Kemp claims she
was fired for the remedial pro
gram for protesting preferential
treatrtjent for athletes and
children- of financial contrjb^ttors
to the university.
Named as defendants are
Virginia Trotter, vice president
* for academic affairs, and Leroy
Ervin, director of the program.
"Dr. Trotter and Dr. Ervin
felt we should give them every
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Brad Daughterty sent the
game into overtime with a
j 10-footer off the baseline and
then gave top-ranked North
Carolina the lead it never relinquished
as the Tar Heels overcame
a 13-point second-half
deficit and edged No. 2 Georgia
Tech 78-77 in an Atlantic Coast
Conference basketball game
Tuesday night in Atlanta.
Joe Wolf hit four free throws
in the final 46 seconds of overtime,
including two that iced the
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Martha Parker passes off during
against Clemson," she said. "I
didn't realize I was getting that
many assists."
Senior forward Brantley
Southers turned in a patented
All-America performance,
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leading ail scorers with 28
points.
This weekend the Lady
Gamecocks take to the road to
face Metro opponents
Louisville and Cincinnati. USC
Athletes
icial help
grett and as long1 as I5iey~2re *
trying," said Dooley, who is
also the school's football coach.
The five-week trial has included
numerous details of
student-athletes who received
extra time to complete
remedial work, who were pro^
moted out of developmental
studies without having met re
quirements, or who would
receive other breaks in th#
classroom.
Dooley also testified aboi*
nine football players who were
promoted out of Developmental
Studies in November 1981
despite not having met requirements
for leaving the program.
That occurred shortly before
Georgia's January 1982 Sugar
Bowl appearance, but Dooley
said that under NCAA rules,
those players "absolutely"
could have played in the game.
Even if a student is kicked out
of college, Dooley said he remains
eligible for sports until
the beginning of classes the
following quarter.
ieorgia Tech
game with only 11 seconds left
in the first meeting this season
between teams ranked first and
second in the AP poll.
Tech appeared to have the
game under control when Mark
Price sank two free throws with
11:56 remaining to give the
Yellow Jackets a 59-46 lead.
Wolf started a 9-0 run by the
Tar Heels, who eventually cut
the lead to two points on a
20-footer by freshman Jeff Lebo
with 4:55 to play.
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Monday night's victory
has three Metro games left.
CLEMSON (72) ? Knight 5 3-3 13; ;
Larson 5 2-2 12; Greenwood 5 1-1 11;
Ashworth 4 5-6 13; Lynch 5 0-0 10; j
Jenkins 2 0-0 4; O'Neal 0 1-2 1;
Hollaway 1 2-3 4; Nix 1 2-3 4; Barnetyt 0
0-1 0. Totals: 28-66 72.
SOUTH CAROLINA (86) ?
Southers 10 8-9 28; Harvey 3 4-6 10;
Gilmore 8 4-9 20; Ballou 6 4-6 16;
Parker 2 5-7 9; L.GIass 0 2-2 2; Raab 0 i
1-21. Totals: 29 28-39 86. Halflime:
USC 41, Clemson 33. Attendance 937.
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USC, trailing 16th-ranked
^ouisville by 14 points midway
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raliant comeback effort, but
Mt 74-72 to the Cardinals Monlay
night.
The Gamecocks were down
51-47 with 9:13 left, but reeled
off 12 straight points to cut the
ieficit to two. USC pulled to
within one when Duane Kendall
made a pair of free throws with
1:01 remaining, hut senior
?uard Milt Wagner connected
on a jumper from the right to
out Louisville up by three,
74-71.
Liinwood Moye, who led the
jamecoeks with 19 points,
nade a free throw, hut missed
lis second attempt, and
Wagner was fouled after
Louisville got the rebound.
iVagner's free throw missed,
ind Moye's shot from 20 feet
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