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Gamecock freshman forward Joe Rhett lays in an easy score in USC's Mon
day night blowout of Coastal Carolina. Rhett led the Gamecocks with nine re
bounds and also scored 12 points in the victory.
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By JEREMY GARLINGTON
and JEFF NICHOLS
Staff writers
The USC basketball squad equaled
its best start since the 1973-74 season
by running away from the Coastal
Carolina Chanticleers 92-65 Monday
mgni ai Carolina coliseum.
The Gamecocks improved to 12-3
on the season by defeating their second
non-conference opponent in
three days behind a balanced scoring
attack from both the starters and the
bench.
"It was a great team win and great
effort tonight," head coaeh George
Felton said. "We are pleased with the
win. We came out with some
intensity."
From an offensive standpoint, the
Gamecocks could virtually do no
wrong, shooting a blistering 61 percent
from the field. Meanwhile, the
gj Chanticleers came out shooting poorly,
hitting only 28 percent of their
shots in the first half.
Center John Hudson opened the
? USC scoring at the 19:34 mark, tying
the score at 2-2 and entering his name
I in the record books. Hudson's basket
surpassed the 100,000-point mark in
the Gamecocks' 81 years of basketg
ball history. Following this
P milestone, Hudson hit a 12-foot
f jumper to put USC in the lead for
good.
Hudson's baskets were the beginning
of a 17-2 spurt which gave USC a
17-4 lead with little more than four
minutes gone in the contest.
Down 25-8, Coastal managed a
slight comeback, going on a 18-9 run
to cut the USC lead to eight on a Rich
Scantelbury jumper with 5:47 remaining.
However, the Chanticleers
v would come no closer as USC went
on a 10-2 scoring run to close the first
jj? half and lead, 46-28.
Coastal Carolina head coach Russ
Bergman blamed his team's perfor*
mance on a lack of mental preparation
which seemed to affect his
team's shooting. The Chanticleers
managed to connect on only 34 perRead
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cent of their shots for the game.
"At this time during the season, I
thought we would be ready to play a
team like South Carolina," Bergman
said. "We were not mentally
prepared for this game."
Coastal scored the half's opening 4
points to cut the lead to 14, but that's
as close as they came as USC put the
game out of reach with another
strong performance from Felton's
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"Everyone who came in off "of the
bench contributed, and that's good
to see. That ought to help us later on
in the season," Felton said.
"Michael Glover came in and did a
nice job for us. He's played well of
late. Jo Jo (English) is playing with
more confidence and Jeff (Roulston)
has played much better."
Roulston was a perfect five-forfive
from the field for 10 points, |
freshman Troy McKoy scored nine |
points and was perfect on five freethrow
attempts, while Glover and 1
English added eight points apiece. P
English gave the crowd of 6,865
reason to cheer in the second half
when he took a Roulston outlet pass
and dunked at the 12:03 mark to put
the Gamecocks up, 61-41.
Something else to cheer about was
the steady play of senior Bill Vernau,
who celebrated his 22nd birthday
with four points and two assists. Vernau
capped the scoring on a crowdpleasing,
game-ending layup to give
the Gamecocks their final 27-point
margin of victory.
The starters weren't bad, either.
Center Hudson led the
Gamecocks with 15 points, freshman
forward Joe Rhett scored 12 points
and grabbed nine rebounds, and
point guard Brent Price added 14
points.
Scantlebury led the Chanticleers
with 17 points, followed by Derek
Wilson with 16 and Robert Dowdell
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jlayer sticks a hand in his face. The Gamecocks defeated the Chanticleers
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