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USC juniors Diane Denton and Colleen McKenzie helped the l.ady Gamecocks win the Car
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Senior wide receiver Danny Smilli went up high to grab this touchdown pass
against a Catamount defender. Smith finished the game with four catches for . 1
87 yards and two touchdowns.
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qB^9HBfS9fljH38 USC's volleyball team tipped its
record to 5-2 this past weekend In th
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The Lady Gamecocks beat N.C. til
State 3-2 Friday, and lor the Courtli wi
lime in their past live meetings, the
match to deciding tilth to
"We wanted revenge from N.C . at
SMTjB State because they beat us at home be
last year," said sophomore Kim
^jjgsalk -. .- In the first game ol the match, the
lead changed hands live times. N.C. de
. a State won the first game 15 12. to
Combining strong semng and t h
r v good defensive play, USC fought St
"fffPIISW back to win the second game 18-16. sk
,v; ?^vf| Down 7-10, freshman I ami Rose vi<
hir Photo came off the bench to serve five
straight points and put I SC ahead th
olina (.'lassie this past 12-10. w<
Coach Bonnie Kenny said she was ti>
H inducts Fnalish H
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ports USC player, and his 17.N cuieer sent- J
h, USC's all-time scor- ing average is the best lor a lour-year
.1 an NBA star, was in- career and fifth on the all-time list. i
: 34th member of the He collected 1,064 rebounds and is
c Hall of Fame at one of only five Gamecocks to reach
Saturday's football 1,000 rebounds.
Drafted in the second round by the
vas by Block C Associa- Milwaukee Bucks, English was the I
nt Rick Hipkins and 23rd player in the 1976 NBA draft *
rd of Director member and has played for Milwaukee, the
with English's college Indiana Pacers and the Denver Nug- j
McCiuire, himself a gets for 11 seasons. Lnglish was the I
he Hall of Fame, also NBA scoring champion in 1983 and
ig with members of has consistently ranked among the
lily. NBA's top five scorers, totaling more
of Columbia and a than 19,000 points so far in his
Dreher High School, career.
d home to play basket- However, basketball has been only
ate university. a part of English's life. He has writsons
he started a school- ten and published poems and recently
nsecutive games and led starred in the motion picture Amazks
to an 81-30 record in- ing Grace unci Chuck, which is cur- <
)ids to the NCAA post- rently showing in theaters across '
ament and one trip to America.
Invitation Tournament. English conceived and spearheadiate
career began with ed the drive lor players in the NBA
season and continued All-Star game to donate their pay for
>-76. He was named to that game to feed the hungry children
ent All-America and the of Ethiopia.
ngs Athletic Foundation English also participated in the
team in 1975. ecumenical service conducted by *
points English scored Pope John Paul II in Williams-Brice 1
nost in a career by any Stadium F riday. _
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" I ami did a great job," said Ken Overall, Kenny said she was pleas fejfc
. "She did a good job coming oil ed with her team's elloit. IvSg
e bench serving in pressuie "It's good to see we Mil! have
nations." steam in the tilth game t<> pull out the 1 :?
I he third game remained close un- match," Kenny said ~~-p
USC pulled away from 10-10 to pr?l
it the game. USC later used aggressive ph>^
A Diane Denton spike took USC defeat Western Carolina 3-0
game point, and it won the game I he Lady Gamecocks blew by
ter a N.C. State shot went out of WCU in the first game 14 7
tunds. I'flughaupt closed out the ?ame on .1 0^
I he I ady Wollpack came back in service ace. f
e fourth game, taking an 8-2 lead. Carolina breezed thrnuirh the se I
N.C . State forced the match into a coiui game 15-5.
ciding tilth game, winning the DeNeve held service lor the last [
nrtli game 15 X. seven points to put the I ady Mg
I he I ady Ciamecocks brought out Gamecocks ahead 2-0.
eir offensive arsenal, and Carolina finished the match with .t
ephanie Pflugluiupt's defensive 15-4 win in the third game. Pp:
ills helped USC to a lopsided 15-1 The l ady Ciamecocks next travel
ctory. to Athens, Ga., to compete in the
"Diane had another great game at Georgia Invitational Sept. IX ll>. [
e net," Kenny said. "Stephanie US(" will be on the load for live
;is phenomenal. She was so eflec- away matches before returning home
/e blocking, something she worked Oct. 9 to play Memphis Stale. pr#;
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I ho fourth-ranked Akron Zips ran step for step with IJSC's second-ranked
ioccer team Sunday. The two teams finished in a scoreless tie after two overimes.
USC is now 4-0-1.
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