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Probation has prevented the
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basketball teams from being eligible
for post-season play, but other
Metro Conference teams aren't
quite finished with this season yet.
Louisville, who eliminated the
Gamecocks from the Metro conference
tournament on the way to
the Metro Conference championship,
has already cleared two
rounds in the NCAA tournament.
The Cardinals defeated Oregon
State 70-61 in the first round of the
Southeast Regional at the Atlanta
Omni.
Louisville, now 24-10 on the
season, then pounded Brigham
Young 97-76 in the second round of
the tournament. The victory entitles
Denny Crum's troops to continue
on to the next round of the
tournament in Birmingham, Ala.
Cardinal center Purvis Ellison
had a team-high 24 points in the
win over BYU.
Crum's team seems to be peaking
just in time for another run at a na
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But the Cardinals will get to see
just how good they are Thursday.
Louisville will face the Southeast
Region's top-seeded Oklahoma
Sooners. The winner of that game
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While it might be the best of
times for Louisville, the Memphis
State Tigers' season came to a
screeching halt Sunday against the
Purdue Boilermakers.
The Tigers held Purdue in check
for the first half, falling behind by
only five points at halftimc 38-33.
But the Boilermakers took control
with 62 second half points to
make the final score 100-73.
Memphis State had already
defeated Baylor 75-60 Thursday in
the first round of the tournament.
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berth in the NCAA tournament for
being on probation in 1987, said he
was highly impressed with Purdue.
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I'm sure of it."
The Tigers ended the season with
a 20-12 record.
The Florida State Seminoles gave
a tough Iowa team all they could
handle Friday, but came up empty.
Iowa came out with a 102-98 win
to end Florida State's season in the
first round of the West Regional in
Los Angeles.
While 64 of the best teams are in
the NCAA tournament, some who
didn't make the cut are fighting it
out in the National Invitational
Tournament.
Metro member Southern
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whom split regular season games
with USC earlier this season,
played in the opening round of the
NIT. Southern Miss got the win
74-69 to advance to the second
round.
The Golden Eagles of Southern
Miss may be in route to their second
consecutive NIT championship.
Derrek Hamilton had a teamhigh
18 points to help seal the win.
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By WAYNE WASHINGTON
Sports editor
Gamccock senior Bobby Underwood
has been in and out of the
lineup this season.
He said all the shuffling has made
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rhythm.
But with the bases loaded in the second
game Sunday and the memory
of three strikeouts in previous innings
ever-looming, Underwood got
his rhythm ? and a single ? to propel
USC to an 8-7 victory over Ohio
State.
The victory against the Buckeyes
gave the Gamecocks a 2-1 edge in the
season series.
Ohio State crushed the Gamecocks
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The Gamecocks, playing a doubleheader
Sunday because Friday's
game against OSU was rained out,
took the second game of the series
9-3.
Underwood's single helped the
Gamecocks improve their record to
13-7.
But for Underwood, the victory
was more than just a slash in the win
column ? it was a goal reached.
"All I wanted to do was get the
ball in play somehow and get the run
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said of his single, which occurred
when the score was tied at 7.
The first game of Sunday's
doubleheader wasn't that close.
USC jumped out in front with five
runs in the first inning.
OSU had the benefit of three
Gamecock errors in that game, but
USC's power man, Adrian Adkins,
hit two homers to pace his team.
Joe Cardwell pitched the entire
game and improved his record to 3-0
after scattering 11 hits over seven
innings.
Brian Roundtree started the second
game of the series.
OSU took the lead in the second
inning, when Jeff Bostic hit a
sacrifice fly.
In the bottom half of that inning,
the Gamecocks tied the score.
Adkins singled to left, and after
Underwood struck out and Craig
Stamey flied out, Phil Lillo singled.
Mike Bricker, a prospect from Mt.
Prospect, 111., reached on an OSU error,
and Adkins slid home.
OSU reclaimed the lead on Scott
Meadows' single to right.
Gamecock Mark Taylor, hitting
. 163 on the season, walked in the bottom
of the fourth to give USC a 3-2
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lead.
Beatson committed an error,
allowing OSU to tie the score at 3.
Senior Garrett Carter ripped a
double to left, and Adkins was hit by
another pitch.
After Underwood laid down a
sacrifice bunt, Stamcy singled to left
to make it 4-3. A wild pitch brought
in Adkins for a 5-3 Gamecock lead.
USC clung to its lead until the
seventh, when Meadows singled to
left, drawing the Buckeyes even
again.
The score remained tied through
the bottom of the seventh and on into
me eighth. OSU took the lead when
Bostic hit what looked like a gamewinning
home run with two strikes
and a man on base.
But it just looked like the gamewinning
blow.
Hardin Brown and Mike Songini
walked to open the Gamecock half of
the eighth.
Taylor was called safe on a bunt,
which loaded the bases with no outs.
Freshman Brian Williams followed
with a single to left, and the
Gamecocks were within one, 7-6.
Carter had a sacrifice fly to score
Songini, setting up Underwood's
game-winning single.
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