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Pep Talk
By Kevin Adams
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soccer in natioi
The Gamecocks are in.
For the first time in its brief soccer
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NCAA Final Four.
This weekend, the Gamecocks will
join host Indiana, Portland and
Howard in the final round at Bloomington,
Ind. Saturday, USC will
square off against the Bison of
Howard in the semifinals, with Indiana
taking on Portland. Sunday,
the winners play for the national
championship.
Heady stuff for a program that
didn't even exist until 10 years ago.
That's right, USC didn't even have
a soccer team until 1978. That's when
Mark Berson, fresh off his first year
of college coaching at The Citadel,
arrived to begin the Gamecock soccer
program.
Berson's team promptly ran off an
11-5 record that first year, and they
haven't looked back since, compiling
10 winning seasons in Berson's eleven
years as head coach. The only losing
season came in 1983, when the
Gamecocks finished 8-11-2.
But the last four years have been
the exceptional ones. Ones that have
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powerhouse status. Since 1985,
USC has had a record of 67-13-8 and
has made the NCAA tournament
each of the last four years, winning
the South Region Championship and
, making the national quarterfinals in
1985.
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bounds? USC 51 (Hunt 11), Rhode
Island 37 (Gorman 10). Assists ? USC
18 (David 7), Rhode Island 11 (Gorman
4). Total fouls ?USC 19,Rhode Island
18.
USC
Hunt 11-16 4-4 26, Parker 5-8 10-12
20, Middleton 4-9 2-2 11, Hawkins 0-4
0-0 0, Banner 1-11 6- 8, David 4-4 0-1 8,
Diaz 3-13 1-2 7. Totals 28-65 23-28 80.
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This year, the Gamecocks started
slowly, losing early matches to Wake
Forest and Davidson, but have
finished strong by losing only one of
their past 14 games, that to perennial
South Region power Duke. Included
in that string were wins over defending
national champion Clemson,
tough region rival N.C. St. and nationally
ranked Air Force. USC also
tied last year's national runner-up,
San Diego St. and host UCLA at the
Metropolitan Life Soccer Classic in
Los Angeles, in addition to playing
Final Four participant Indiana to a
draw in Columbia.
Now that Berson has built the first
consistent national power that USC
has had in any sport, the Gamecocks'
immediate goal is to bring home
USC's first national championship in
any sport.
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It won't be an easy task. Both
Howard and Portland are
undefeated, and Indiana, in addition 1
to having the home-field advantage,
is a traditional national power. The
Hoosiers have won two national
championships, in 1982 and 1983.
No matter what happens, Berson
and the 1988 USC soccer team are
one ot the top tour in the country. 1
And whether they bring home the national
title or not, they've still put
USC soccer on the map, once and for
all.
Congratulations, guys.
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Arnold2-10 2-3 6, DeQuattro 4-11 2-2
13, Bain 1-2 0-0 3, Lambiotte 5-12 2-3
15, Borck 2-3 4-4 8, Hollis 0-1 0-0 0,
Walker 2-4 0-0 4. otals 26-55 16-22 75.
Halftime ? USC 39, Holy Cross 30.
3-point goals ? USC 1-3 (Middleton (
1-3), Holy Cross 7-12 (DeQuattro 3-,
Bain 1-1, Lambiotte 3-4). Rebounds ?
USC 31 (Parker 10), Holy Cross 41
(Lambiotte 12). Assists ? USC 10
(Diaz 4), Holy Cross 7 (DeQuattro 6).
Total.fouls ? USC 19, Holy Cross 22.
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Former USC Athletic Director Bob
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for breach of contract.
Marcum is suing for $500,000 in
lost salary plus the value of a tenured
professorship he says was promised
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Marcum was fired by USC President
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dal. Marcum says he and Holderman i.
reached a verbal agreement in June
1987 for a three-year extension on his
contract, and in the spring of the
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Gamecock golfers
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The Gamecocks finished a strong
fifth in the field of 18 teams,
shooting an even-par score of 864 for I
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