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The football team has won 70
games since 1978 while losing 54
and tying three. That's a winning
percentage of about 55 percent
The football team has never won
a bowl game. The soccer team has
been in the playoffs for the past
four years, and made it to the Final
Four last season.
The football team is 1-1-1 and
unranked. The soccer team is 5-1,
ranked No. 6 in the nation and No.
1 in the region.
The football team gets about 80
percent of the coverage of USC
sports. The soccer team gets sports
briefs.
How would anyone feel if they
put in 25-45 hours a week extra
for practice and games over and
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any difference,
but your country will.
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spend registering with
Selective Service at the post
office won't change you.
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to your country. So when
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above their school work, won about
three-quarters of the games
they play, made it to the playoffs
every year for the past four years,
represented their school tremendously
and then got only two inches
of copy about winning a tournament,
while the football team got a
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three days ago?
Most people would get frustrated
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The Lady Gamecock volleyball
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After three consecutive weeks of
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played host to the Lady Cougars of
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Eckroth leads golf
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The Lady Gamecock golf team
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Other Lady Gamecocks participating
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shot a 235, Vikki Valentine who
recorded a 238 and Cathy Rumfelt
with a 243.
The University of Kentucky was
the overall winner after a threeway
sudden death playoff with
Duke University and the University
of Alabama.
The individual overall winner
was Laura D'Alessandro from
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total of 224.
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