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USC junior'
By BRANT LONG
Assistant Sports Editor
Junior Jonas Gudjonsson scored
the only goal of the game Sunday
as USC defeated Furman 1-0 at
The Graveyard.
Gudjonsson, who has seen limited
action this season because of
an injury, notched his first goal of
the season with just under 30 minutes
left in the second half. On an
indirect free kick from the left side
of the goal, Andrew Coggins
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and Gudjonsson stuck it in.
"We do spend a lot of time on
free kick situations, both on attack
and defense," USC head coach
Mark Berson said of the goal. "It
was good to see that pay off
today."
The Gamecocks, 10-3-2, had the
shots on goal early, but could not
convert.
With 25 minutes left in the first
half, Adam Binding crossed the
ball to Coggins whose sliding shot
just missed the right side of the
goal.
"We should, have had some
more chances again," Berson said.
"It is the same story. We had some
good opportunities that we
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At the 29:10 mark, USC had
another chance to score. Junior
Brian Scott took a pass and
dribbled, unguarded towards the
right side of the goal. His shot was
saved by Furman goalkeeper Ed
Stein.
The Paladins had several opportunities
cf their own at the start of
the second half. Berson praised the
Furman team for their play and
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goal was scored.
"Furman is a very good team,"
Berson said. "We have a lot of respect
for them. Every year, they
are a very good team.
"I was frankly surprised to see
one goal stand up. I didn't think
one goal would stand up either
way because they have so much
attack and we also do.
"I thought more of a 2-1 or 3-1
game would be in store," Berson
said.
Berson also credited the play of
USC goalkeeper David Turner,
who tallied five saves in the
contest.
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an excellent job in the goal," he
said.
Berson said Mike Gosselin also
played a good game by holding
Paladin offensive threat Andrew
Burr scoreless.
"For us to shut him down is a
great accomplishment. Particularly
a great job by Mike Gosselin
again," Berson said. "He played
very, very well against Clemson.
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with Jimmy Glenn that week ...
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with a big assignment against
Andrew Burr and stuffed him. I
was very proud of that"
USC outshot Furman 12-11 in
the victory. The Paladins fall to
6-6-2 on the season.
USC has a week off before they
play host in the Met Life Classic at
The Graveyard. This is the fourth
year the tournament will be played
at USC.
USC will be joined in the tournament
by Indiana, Nevada-Las
Vegas and Penn State.
The Gamecocks take on the
Runnin' Rebels Saturday and the
Hoosiers on Sunday. Both matches
start at 2 p.m.
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