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I Sports $f) Friday, October 17, 1986 7 Fifth-ranked Krv mninnal matrhim 1 . .?r ^ wc IMI rirwiuiiu^ Sunday at Graveyard ^ By RICHARD BREEN Senior reporter ' USC's socccr team faccs its second consccutivc Top-20 op- i ponent, Duke, 2 p.m. Sunday , at the Graveyard. ? The Gamecocks, ranked fifth . in the nation and No. 1 in the South, bring their 12-2 record ' into the game after last Sunday's 4-3, overtime victory against Clemson. Duke, ranked ninth in the j country and second in the 1 South, is 8-3-1, including a 5-2 victory over Clemson. All-time Gamecock scoring j leader Doug Allison has 15 | ! goals so far this year. He combines with senior Dan Ratcliff and junior Scott Cook to lead I fhp nffrncp John Kerr leads the Duke offense with 10 goals and 11 assists, good for second in the < Atlantic Coast Conference. , Kerr, however, has not scored , in the last five games. Blue Devil Carl Williamson has picked up the pace in the \ last few games, getting eight ! goals and four assists for 20 points. "It's another bie game in the (South) region," Gamecock head coach Mark Berson said. "It's gonna be a challenge to play our best on Sunday. We need to be prepared to play." The overall series record is 3-3-1, but USC has won the last two meetings, including a 3-0 win in the first round of the NCAA tournament in 1985. "Revenge is on Duke's mind," Berson said. Sophomore Gamecock goalkeeper Charlie Arndt takes three shutouts and a 0.93 goalsagainst average into the game against a "posession soccer (type team," Berson said. "They knock the ball around and string a lot of passes together," Berson said. "They are the most skillful team on a A player-by-player basis we've | faced all year. "They combine the team organization of Clemson with the individual skill of N.C. State. The fact that Duke beat I Clemson 5-2 speaks for itself. 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Senior midfielder Ami Arnthorsson's shin injury is the only physical problem facing the Gamecocks, who "came out of the Clemson game in good physical condition," Berson said. Senior midfielder and team captain Bill Hency thinks Sunday's game could "determine home field advantage and even a bid in the playoffs. Kerr is really good. He was national player of the week once and S BUY ONE LU 11( ?\| Get C international t, 1 house fcqual H BKTAIIRAHT 't=iI PD : rK. I j We give students wit! I j (not valid with c | Open 24 Hours : II 1031 Assembly St. aci | | 765-1 ; I pHHHI 4467 Devine St. cl ; \amam 782-? 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The two teams met earlier in the year with Carolina coming away with a three straight game win. Kenny said, however, that the Clemson team they met Tuesday was a much better one than that of the first meeting. Kenny said her team played better than it had in the last few matches and that was encouraging. She said the win over Clemson should be helpful to the Lady Gamecocks when the team travels to Gainesville, Fla. for the Florida Tnnrnnmr?nt Ort 17 nnH 187 While in Gainesville, USC will meet the University of Pennsylvania, Rice University and the University of Florida. "This will be a tough weekend for us, and we're going to have to be mentally ready," said Kenny, who said she believes her team must not only maintain the intensity it gained in Clemson but to also find ways to improve. USC competed against Pennsylvania and Florida this year and won both matches. 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