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I Sports 0 Monday, February 10, 1986 Sloppy play, pi hamper USC ir From staff and wire reports BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ? Hampered by sloppy play and turnovers, USC was routed by the University of Alabama-Birmingham 83-54 Saturday afternoon in a regionally televi?;?*H USC was never really in the game as it fell behind 7-0 in the early going. The halftime score was 40-22, and UAH led by as much as 32 points three separate times in the second half . The Blazers dominated the Gamecocks in almost every category, except turnovers, which USC" claimed 21-17. UAB won the battle of the boards with 40 rebounds to USC"s 25, and shot 53 percent from the field to USC's 44 percent. USe shot only 50 percent from the foul line. UAB head coach Gene Bartow said this was "a perfect game." USe head coach Bill Foster agreed. "They did everything well today. They took us out of our game from the very beginning. We didn't trv to come back as a team. It seems like everyone was trying to do it i)ii their own." Senior forward 1.in wood Moye was in danger of losing his streak of consecutive double figure games early, only having one point at halftirne. But he reGamecocks host Si (JSC women take i By JOHN BOYETTE Sports editor USC's men's basketball team will try to rebound from Saturday's humiliating loss to the University of Alabama at Birmingham tonight when they square off against Southern Mississippi. Tipoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at l rank McGuire Arena. USM handed the Gamecocks a 77-65 loss when the two teams met Jan. 25. USC's women's team will be in action tonight, but will be on the road to play Cincinnati. The Lady Gamecocks whipped Louisville 80-67 Saturday night. The Lady Gamecocks prevailed 67-63 against the Lady Bearcats on Ian. 25. They lead the f?r~- - " iT.tuvj vimicichlc wim a /-i record and arc 11-10 overall. (JSC is 12-9 overall and 2-4 in the Metro. Southern Miss is 13-K overall and 3-4 in (he conference. I he (ioldcn Magics defeated F lorida Stale 102-96 Saturday. Your second rc HHM ru to celebrate oui K1S1Photo Procei We'll give you perfect, clear, colorf from your 110, 126, 135 and disc And this week only, bring in 2 rolls an Feb. 10th through Feb. 14th Gsc | n Ulll V X I a Bt)OKS~IOHE I 5 "your partner in education" 'KcxJak is a rogisterorj tradornarV of the fcastman Koc Dor shooting l If*or* fn II AD I lUOd IU UfiU bounded in the second hall to end with 11 points on live of 11 from the field and one of four from the line. Keith James led all scorers for USC with 14 points. IJAH's Icromc Miney led both teams in scoring with 21, while Steve Mitchell had 14 points and eight assists. "UAH stuck it from the outside and killed us on the boards, especially the offensive boards," l oster said. With the win, Alabama-Birmingham broke a two-game losing streak, and upped its record to 21-7. 1 he Gamecocks fell to 12-9. Carolina will be at home today lor a 7:30 p.m. game against Metro Conference opponent Southern Mississippi. SOUTH < AROI.INA (54) - Moye 5 14 II; Martin 2 1-2 5; Kendall I ()-() 2; i-ostvr 4 I I V; James 7 0 014; I rontnian 00-00; Holland 0 1-2 1; Vernau 3 0 I 6; Stork' I 2-2 4; I'. I)o/ier I 0-0 2; Hrcckinridgc 0 0-0 0. lolals: 24 6-12 54 A1, ABA MA-HI KM 1 N( ill AM (83) ? Mmcy {) 3 4 21; Gordon I 2-2 4; Johnson 6 .1-3 14; Pointer 4 0-0 8; I oster 00-00; ( liarlcs 3 1-1 7; CollinsOO-OO; turner 2 2-3 6; Howard 1 2 2 4; t vans 20-0 4 Totals: 35 13-15 83. Halltime: IJAM 40, I JSC 22. Attendance: 6.251. outhern Miss; an Lady Bearcats I.inwood Moye and Darryl Martin continue to pace the Gamecocks in scoring and rebounding. ivioye, a senior forward, was averaging just under 16 points per eontest entering the UAH game. He seored only II in the losing effort. Martin, the Metro Conference's leading rebounder, grabbed eight against UAH Saturday in addition to scoring five points. The rest of USC's starting lineup includes center Duanc Kendall and guards Michael Foster and Keith James. Probable starters for Southern Mississippi are forwards Derrek Hamilton and Randolph Keys, guards Kenny Siler and Michael lett, and centcr Willie Brown. Siler scored a career-high 31 points against the Semi notes. The USC women are led by seniors Brantley Southers and Sharon (iilinore. Both scored 25 points in the victory over Louisville, and Southers led the team with 1.1 rebounds. Other starters include freshman Martha Parker and senior Mindy Ballon at the guard positions, and T., ? -- - tummy naivty ill iui WiUll. 11 a 0 Am mm )ll developed r new manager U/VI IB* i ivyi ssing Center ul prints on genuine Kodak* paper film. Enlargements in just minutes! d we'll develop the second roll free! El IB i*ll WfMnfflgk still [ j i photo! lak Compxiny ^jjjgtojN M fjU j SW MS E??. I B m *mx 'AH ;[ ;B B I PPt' " * B RAY GR( Junior Steve Holland shoots around Davidson's /nthony T j j "Hey, Garrettf What are * | gonna do with all these yearbooks?" | i "Sell people's Garnet & ! 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Earlier, Seymore qualified in the l(K)-meter breaststroke in the Lady Gamecocks' meet against Clemson l eb. 2. USC head coach Kris Kirchner said his squads' overall performances were impressive, considering the complexity of a double-dual competition. "It's hard to keep track of what's going on," Kirchner said, because three teams swim at HL, once, while scorcs arc recorded Bk- for three separate dual races. I| Both men's and women's * teams face a three-week layoff * before the Metro Conference championships Feb. 27 to March SSteie, '' w'1'c'1 w'll be at the Carolina v s j?| Natatorium. Kirclmcr said he believes both l teams are peaking at the right time of the season. "We're swimming our fastest 3NBERG/The Gamecock times of the year," he said. "We're doing well for where anner we're at." '6 "Well, Blake, If people don't pick them up by March 1st we're gonna sell themf" Wm \ S\ ===7- j ~ I, ! "' "?fli Blake discussed ... 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