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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. ? For- s
ward Randy Allen scored 24 r
points and grabbed seven rebounds
to rally the Florida State f
Seminoles from a seven-point t
halftime dcficit to a 68-62 victory 1
over South Carolina in men's col- \
lege basketball Saturday. j
The victory lifts the Seminoles,
11-16 on the year and 3-9 in the f
Metro Conference, from last 1
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to last place heading into the con- (
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weekend.
"This was a great way to finish S
out," Florida State head coach i
Joe Williams said. The game was c
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\TLANTA ? Riley Polk hit a jfe
tir of home runs, including the JHr
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i give USC a 15-14 victory over
corgia Tech and a sweep of the
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The Gamecocks, sparked by
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1-4 Saturday.
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om Columbia, hit a three-run
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DURHAM, N.C. ? Senior David Hendertn
scored 11 points during a late 14-4 run for
p-ranked Duke as the Blue Devils beat No.
North Carolina 82-74 Sunday and won the
tlantic Coast Conference regular-season
isketball title.
It is the first time the Blue Devils, 29 2 for
ie season and 12-2 in the ACC, have won the
inference title outright since 1966. They tied
ith North Carolina for the crown in 1979.
he victory also gave Duke the No. 1 seed for
ie ACC tournament, which starts Friday.
The Tar Heels, losing for the third time in
ie last four games, dropped to 10-4 in the
inference and 26-4 overall.
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Jine Larouchc in the 200 the 200 fre
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Middle in the 100 butterfly. backstroke
For the men, freshman Wade The Gan
;ing qualified in the 100 butterf- four relay
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Tech scorcd single run homer by Smyth sp
eighth and ninth inn- five-run third inning as U
he affair. But Polk's ed an early 2-0 deficit am
ne run of the after- Georgia Tech 14-4.
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n. Mike Fowler hit a
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lay's contest, a two- Georgia Tech a brief 2-0
h Carolina 82-74
Georgia Tech played Clemson later Sun- |
day, and a Georgia Tech victory would leave 1
North Carolina third in the ACC, the first
time in 20 years the Tar Heels would not have i
finished first or second. 1
Henderson, a 6-foot-5 guard, finished with i
27 points, while senior guard Johnny 1
Dawkins added 21. senior fnrwnrH Marlr I
Alaric had 16 and junior guard Tommy
Amaker had 14.
Dawkins raised his four-year point total to ]
2,343 and surpassed Mike Gminski to become <
Duke's all-time leading scorer. He is No. 2 in
ACC history behind Dick Hemric, who had ]
2,587 for Wake Forest. <
Brad Daugherty led North Carolina with 24 \
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lurch in the 100 freestyle teams.
senior aiver Lisa wim;
necocks also qualified had an impressive s
teams: the women's - finishing second ii>~-th<
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