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A new basketball television contract
between Raycom Sports and
the Metro Conference would guarantee
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for the league, according to a
published report.
The Roanoke Times & WorldNpwv
ritina unidentified league
sources, said a new five-year deal
is being worked out that would be!
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Clark Brisson scored his fifth
goal in three matches at the 63:26
mark in the second half for a 2-1
USC lead.
At 88:78, Duke's Darien Diedrich
tied the score at 2-2 to send
the match into overtime.
After a scoreless overtime, the
game ended 2-2. It was USC's second
consecutive tie, as the Gamecocks
tied South Alabama 1-1 in
double overtime at The Graveyard
on Wednesday.
The Gamecocks are now 5-1-2
and play Erskine College at The
Graveyard at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
Duke's record moved to 3-2-1.
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Homecoming Week?Sunc
Monday, October 2
Outdoor .Movie
Featuring Twins
Intramural Field A, 9 p.m.
Sponsored by CPU
Tuesday, October 3
"Meet the Queens"
Russell House Patio,
12:15 p.m.?1:30 p.m.
Rain Location: Golden Spur
Display Building Begins
Horseshoe and McBryde Quad,
4 p.m.?11 p.m.
Comedy Night
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Russsell House Ballroom,
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Wednesday, October 4
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Greene Street, 10:00 a.m?
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Thursday. October 5
Homecoming Cookout
Entertainment by Jim Le Blanc
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Green
Continued from page 8
Green was also able to break the
tackles of numerous Georgia Tech
defenders. [*
"They were bigger than some of
the other teams we've played," he
said. "But they were too concerned
with trying to come up and make a
kill tackle and that hurt them."
Green is currently ranked 19th
in the nation by the NCAA in
rushing per game with a 110.3
yard average.
With his 139-yard effort, Green
moved up to fifth place on the alltime
USC rushing list with 2,486
career yards. Green needs 412
yards to reach second place on the
all-time USC rushing list. Steve
Wadiak is currently second with |
2,878 yards. Heisman Trophy winner
George Rogers tops the all- I
time list with 5,204 yards.
Game
Continued from page 8 |
point conversion, giving the Game- {
cocks a 21-7 lead at halftime.
Ellis completed 21 of 33 passes I
for 185 yards and one touchdown, I
throwing to ten different receivers. j
It was the first time Ellis has not I
thrown an interception in a game {
since last year's East Carolina |
game, a string of 12 games. |
Green rushed 29 times for 139 J
yards, his third 100-yard game this |
season. With the yardage, Green 1
moved into fifth place on USC's I
career rushing list with 2,486 I
yards. ' i
Mike Dingle also helped with
the USC running attack as he |
rushed for 63 yards on 14 at- j
tempts, with one touchdown. |
Georgia Tech rounded out the |
scoring on a 31-yard field goal by \
Sisson. The score capped an j
11-play, 71-yard drive with 2:46 |
left in the third quarter. i
USC twice tried to increase their j
lead, but Mackie missed two field ?
goals of 19 and 50 yards.
A late interception iced the win |
for USC, who sat on the ball to
run out the clock for a 21-10 margin
of victory.
Woods praised the defense. "I
thought we played good defense
after the first quarter," Woods said.
"We tackled hard, chased the football
better, and we played more
physical than we have in a while."
Next week the Gamecocks will
face the Georgia Bulldogs in
Athens. Kickoff for the game is
scheduled for 1 p.m.
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An Evening with
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Koger Center for the Arts,
8 p.m. Sponsored by CPU
Friday, October 6
System Softball Classic
Intramural Fields, 9 a.m.
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Sponsored by
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Viewing of Displays
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Williams Brice Stadium,
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Viewing of Displays
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Homecoming Football Game
USC vs. East Carolina
Williams Brice Stadium,
1:30 p.m. Halftime
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