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By RICHARD BRKKN USC went
A second-half rally keyed IJSC's talk (o the
2-1 home soccer win over North of this pa<
Carolina Wednesday. Heel win.
i tic win should assure the third- "I was <
ranked Gamecocks, who have a croachmcn
JH|f| record of 12-1-2, a bid in the NCAA direct kicK
Mijlagp' . playoffs. was the di
|j||g|j|jj "I'm tremendously proud of our year."
"jji |p 2SBLj2 guys," USC head coach Mark Her
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came back in the second half. USC had s
t'- i* - "We've been trying to find that 30seconds
game to put referee's
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Hp. pfc. on top early, when senior forward time the Ci,
^'*1 l& W&k ' lit '^ouK Allison converted a cross less time had r
Bj H[ Tm ^*' ^1^^ ?'ian ,'ucc minutes into the game. tying goal.
Bk v ",c ^oa' was disallowed, however, had some l<
' .jS HR H because of an offside call and the the half.
"* ign -, 99M teams set off on a frantically paced "I told
_. HHThe Tar Heels, 11-4, went on ton emotion,"
-> 1 ?! T jSJ at the 26:40 mark. A ball got past wind adva
v* v ? B N% J -|H freshman Gamecock sweeper Mike something
HjL f) $lB Bw6MM? wPB Gossclin on the left side. A IJNC for- Arndt said
HMjj^RHF Jy^j ward ran it down and sent a ball into "We w<
HP*vn^K * I he middle. wind, but 1
K. > Ciossclin and senior stopper Marty well. We h
Pl^1 *"* Balt/.egar collided going after the half, and i
ball, and UNC's Derek Missimo put game."
.f ) v it into the goal. The game continued
y.'-" *. ,v , feverishly, and the Gamecocks saw More th;
an opportunity slip away with two half, the C
i., , - wKTi*,f?'h minutes left in the half. score. Bait
V"^ \' '* USC pushed deep into Tar Heel into the Tj
~" -*". territory, and senior Scott Cook Sonefcld
' ' > * headed a cross on goal. UNC's Dar- cd a pass i
ren Royer deflected it, but teammate ding on
'**'<* -**' John Cocking cleared the ball direct- redirected
?? . ly to Gamecock halfback Jim stood stun
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>VAYNK WASHINGTON The Gamecocks made victims of Memphis
is editor Appalachain State, Western Tournam
ct's assume that USC and E*ast Carolina, Virginia Tech and Virginia The tei
jlina were about to engage in an to post a 4-2 record. the toui
fashioned street fight. Hast Carolina relies on a re- Truie Til
he two would meet in an alley juvenated running attack, which pil- her wrist
across a cracked portion of ed up 500 yards against Cincinnati. "I gue
walk. The Gamecock defense held Timmom
nlookers might attempt to Nebraska to less than four yards per to go to
Met who might send who to the carry Oct. 3 and knocked starting The
lital or who would bloody the quarterback Steve Taylor out of the medalist
r's nose. game. Kentucky
nc way they might do that is to Also, the Gamecock defense has
k the fight-log book and see if allowed little more than 12 points per
two have faced any common game, despite the fact that safety y?
Greg Philpot missed this past week's JL^gjIC*.
umblings and murmurs would contest.
when the onlookers discrwrr 1 ISP's r?ff/?ncn k->c
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USC and Mast Carolina have two too, averaging 30 points per game. Iniramurals
mon foes ? North Carolina Gamecock head football coach Joe A new a
c and Virginia Tech. Morrison said this week's street fight |>Umpkin
Maw, N.C. State don't count," will be tough because Hast Carolina use Intrs
angry onlooker might blurt out. is a team on the rise. Sports Dcr
iC played them last year!" "Hast Carolina is a much- Tho h
Yeah, but they're on the improved football team," he said. features tv
iccock schedule this year too," "They've been playing their best (hat begin
jther would respond. football of the season the past two sj(je (|lc j>
nth would be right. The weeks." not come
fpack stored a touchdown with Hut Morrison said he has been im- finish line
ime left on the clock to defeat pressed with his team, too. course chai
; 23-22 this past season. And yes, "The thing that has been im- having to <
arc scheduled to come to pressive is that I think we've shown I'umpkii
iams-Brice Stadium Oct. 31. improvement each week," he said. ners in ea<
ist Carolina toppled N.C'. State "Defensively, we played pretty who come
cr this season 32-14. sound the entire game against time and i
\ for the Hokies of Virginia Virginia. We moved the ball well on costumes,
l, both teams had their way with offense and made some things hap- The entr
i. pen. We need to build upon the win want a T-<
ic Pirates defeated them 32-23, over Virginia and muix, iw i- "'
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the Ciamccocks ripped them Carolina." shirt on r;
0. Two people should be ready lor Monday.
> how can the onlookers predict the Pirates. Meanwh
jutcome? Running hack Harold Green rush- released
ell, there are other facts. ed for a career-high 133 yards against playoffs. *1
ist Carolina comes into Satur- Virginia thirteen days after knee followed 1
s street fight with a 4-3 record surgery. Philpot is expected to see ac- Alpha Ta
wins over Virginia Tech, N.C. tion after recovering from knee White Boy
e, Georgia Southern and surgery he had Oct. II. A division
innati. So what about that street fight? In men's
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away empty handed. " I he only way to pay them buck was
will, Herson went out to through our skill."
referees and remind them IJS( was now beginning to over
>t year's game, a 1-0 I ar come the Iar Heels, which Herson
called "the most physical team we
concerned about theii in play all year." With the Gamecocks
t on out direct and in resting frontline players for the clos
ts," Herson said. * * I hat ing minutes, a reserve struck for the
Terence in the game last winning goal.
I.ess than three minutes after
Allison's goal, freshman Slark
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. in.iivn, Diiiniii iook on uiiODling down the
i free kick with more than right sideline. I he Tar Heel defense
left, but IJNC' ignored the came out to meet him, and his shot
irdcrs to move the man- was blocked.
yards away from the kick.
k kept running, and by the IJNC.' let the ball bounce loose,
amecocks got the kick oil, however, and lieshman Jell I.ove
un out, nullifying a game- rushed to it, scoring from 20 yards
Berson added that he also out.
ley words for his players at "I was going in alter the shot to
see if the keeper would make the
them to keep then com- save," I.ove said. "It w;is a case of
I not get caught up in the being in the right place at the right
i>eisou saiu. um (Kid the time."
ntage lor the second hall,
Gamecock goalie Charlie The Gamecocks could have iced
"was definitely a factor. the game minutes later, but a Grenere
concerned about the ville I'ope shot bounced off the right
thought we adjusted quite goalpost and into Tar Heel
ad to win balls in our own posession.
t worked its way into our Bcrson praised his victorious team.
"When you score two goals on a
team that's in a position to go back
an halfway into the second and defend, which North Carolina
iamecocks finally tied the does extremely well, that's really
zcgar sent a throw-in deep something. We came back and earntr
Heel penalty box. ed those goals the hard way."
I faked a move, then flickto
Allison, who was stan- In the process, the Gamecocks may
the Koal line. Allison > -i <-? u:.i ->
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it into the goal as UNC way ? winning their way into a slot,
ned. USC takes on Jacksonville Sunday
rked on it in practice, and at The Graveyard. Match time is 2
t paid oil, Allison said. p.m.
7 places 4th in women's golf
CY SCHMID Individual scores for USC in the
;r three-day tournament were
women's golf team finish- Elizabeth Mcfie's 234, Cathy
out of 16 teams in the Rurnfclt's 242, Liz Galbrcath's 245
Women's Intcrcollcgiate and Sue Rcdard's 248.
cnt this Dast weekend I KP i km??
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am was fourth going into says she still doesn't think her team
nament before captain has reached its potential.
mmons tore ligaments in "We're making ground and improving
step by step," Mescan
ss I swing too hard," said said.
i. "I'll be ready in a week "Once we realizo haw.good we .
our next tournament." arc, we'll start winning,"Tim'mont*...
individual first place said.
was Kate Rogerson of "We'll be strong this year. We're
\ She shot a 222. on the winning track."
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Run, sponsored by the
imural and Recreational
)artrnent.
alloween-morning race folio wee! by The Horsemen and the
vo- an ' five-mile courses Dude Men. Bates West GDI heads
and end on the ramp out- the women's division, followed by
! :. Center. Runners will Kappa Delta and Delta Delta Delta.
i mm w heal Mrect to the I he Mangy Dogs have won the
as in past years. The wifflc ball National League and arc
nge will keep runners from set to take on the winner of a playoff
:ross railroad tracks. between Navy and Nobility.
is will go to the top run- Three traditionally strong soccer
iii age group, the people teams should head into Sunday's
closest lo guessing their playoffs with perfect records. The
he runners with the best Bongers arc 4-0 as is Sigma Alpa lipsion,
who beat Pika this week. Sigma
y fee is for those who Chi is 3-0.
diirt and $2 for everyone Brian Burkhart is the champion of
ers who want to get their the men's C tennis division. Larry
tec day must sign up by Kristinik has made the B finals and is
waiting for the conclusion of play in
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for the flag football
'he Rear lintrics arc No. I, The Howling Club is headed to
>y Sigma Alpha lipsilon, Raleigh this weekend lor regional
u Omega, the Average tournament competition. The men's
s and AI RO in the men's and women's teams will be battling
C lemson and North Carolina State,
B, the Hosers top the list, among others.
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