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By CHRIS SILVESTRI
Sports Editor
Numerous season and careerhighs
were established in USC's
47-14 thrashing of the East Carolina
Pirates Saturday at Williams
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"There is no bigger
Todd Ellis fan in the
country. And today he
just made me a bigger
fan. He is one of the most
outstanding premier
quarterbacks in the
countrv."
Bill Lewis
ECU head coach
Dingle and Albert Haynes, sharing
time in place of injured Harold
Green, had career-high rushing totals,
as both men topped the
100-yard mark for the game.
Dingle rushed 19 times for 117
yards and one touchdown, while
Haynes carried the ball 21 times
for 101 yards and two touchdowns.
Ellis had his most productive
passing day this year, and he
moved up to seventh on the alltime
Division I career passing yardage
chart with 9,400 career yards.
The passing of Ellis brought the
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14-3 first quarter deficit to a 19-14
halftime lead as he threw for 262
yards and one touchdown in the
first half.
"He's a great football player in
every aspect," USC head coach
Sparky Woods said of his senior
quarterback. "He's been totally unselfish
the entire year. He's a great
leader. I had a lot of fun watching
him play."
Trailing by eight points late in
the first quarter, Ellis led a Gamecock
drive from their own 21-yard
line. Ellis was three for five on the
drive for 55 yards, finishing it with
a 15-yard touchdown pass to Carl
Piatt.
Unlike Woods, Ellis was not as
impressed with his performance.
"I think it was an all-around ef
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fort today," Ellis said. "I didn't
think I played extremely well. I
didn't feel extremely great out
there ... I feel like my receivers
helped me out a great deal today."
East Carolina head coach Bill
Lewis, on the other hand, had nothing
but praise for Ellis.
l ve said it betore and 111 say
it again," Lewis said. "There is no
bigger Todd Ellis fan in the country.
And today he just made me a
bigger fan. He is one of the most
outstanding premier quarterbacks
in the country."
USC took the lead for good in
the closing minutes of the second
quarter when Dingle used his patented
leap over the defense from
1-yard out to give the Gamecocks
a 19-14 lead.
The Gamecocks dominated the
second half from the beginning as
they took their first possession of
the third quarter 62 yards for a
touchdown. Dingle carried the ball
four times for 36 yards on the
drive, and Haynes scored the
touchdown from 1-yard out
USC put the game out of reach
when linebacker Patrick Hinton recovered
a Pirate fumble on the
East Carolina 23-yard line. On the
second play of the drive Ellis, hit
Piatt for Piatt's second touchdown
reception of the game, giving USC
a 33-14 lead.
The Gamecocks improved to
4-1-1 on the season and for the
first time, although still early in
the schedule, there was hopeful
talk of a bowl appearance.
"A bowl is a long-range goal for
us," Woods said. "We always like
to go to a bowl game."
USC is idle next week but returns
home on Oct. 21 to face
Western Carolina at WilliamsBrice
Stadium. The game is scheduled
for a 1:30 p.m. kickoff.
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Brisson's goal lifts
USC over Furman
USC defeated Furman University
1-0 Sunday in their match in
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By CHRIS SILVESTRI
Sports Editor
The Lady Gamecock volleyball
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to Memphis State 15-8, 4-15,
15-13 and 15-9.
According to USC head coach
Bonnie Kenny, the problem is
obvious.
"We wait for the other team to
do something wrong instead of us
making something happen," Kenny
said. "We play in such streaks.
We'll get four of five points in a
row, sometimes six or seven, and
then that's it."
The crucial point in the match
came in the third game. After
swapping lopsided wins in the first
two games, the third game was
closely contested.
The Lady Tigers charged out to
a commanding 10-3 lead before a
kill by USC senior middle blocker
Stephanie Pflughaupt sparked a
Lady Gamecock rally.
USC capped the rally by taking
a 13-12 lead on a kill by Kim DeNeve,
but then Memphis State shut
down the Lady Gamecocks and
won the next three points and the
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The Gamecocks got all the scoring
they needed on a Clark Brisson
goal midway through the first half.
Brisson posted his 15th goal of the
season, tops in the nation.
USC, 9-1-2, outshot the Paladins
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"We play with teams," Kenny
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nitty gritty we swallow it."
One bright spot for the Lady
Gamecocks in the match was the
play of freshman left-hander Tina
Grutsch.
"She (Grutsch) played very well
tonight," Kenny said. "She has to
play like that all the time."
The Lady Gamecocks fell to
7-10 with the loss and they are 0-3
in the Metro Conference. USC's
next match will be Friday when
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