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3n Thursday, Jan. 31, Tulane came
Gamecocks rode Coach Perry Clar
tory.
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id from Tulane's center Makeba Per
riowever, the Green Wave have imp
the Metro Conference with recent v
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itinue to improve in the future,
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red 22 points against the Gamecock
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lie and in rebounding at a clip of 8.2
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to" English who is at 49.4 percent.)
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Jy MELISSA WINGATE
Staff Writer
The Lady Gamecocks, led by
.ori Joyner's game-high 26 points,
>verwhelmed the Lady Bearcats of
Cincinnati Monday night 81-58 at
dyrl Shoemaker Center.
Junior guard Joyner shot 80 perent
from the floor and 89 percent
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to 16-7 overall and 8-2 in
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Cincinnati.
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this past year, and with their
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ist year's meeting on Feb. 1. Reed
ith an average of 15.2 points per
t per game. With these credentials,
3 honors again this year,
chael Christian, a 6-foot-3 guard
orer this past year and the number
their leading three-point shooter
in the Metro but still behind "Jr>
guard Greg Gary, a second year
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Not only is he good with free-thrc
. cialties with an average of 3.6 per
Ahead of Gary in free-throw pr
phomore guard from Garland, Tex
fifth best in the Metro. He also is i
Rounding out Tulane's bag of ti
Carlin Hartman and Kim Lewis. H
throw percentage of 76.1. Lewis,
and leads Tulane with 2.3 steals pe
Meanwhile, USC is leading the
1407 total points surrendered this
game. Don't forget to watch (rathe
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F Michael Glover
F Joe Rhett
C Jeff Roulston
G Jo Jo English
G Barry Manning
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record, but they lead the conference
in four team categories: scoring
defense, rebound margin,
three-point field goal percentage
and defensive field goal
percentage.
Individually, senior forward Ann
Gardner is first in three-point per
centage at 44.7 percent with teammates
Karen Middleton and Nicki
Bass following close behind in the
second and third spots.
Marsha Williams leads the
Metro in rebounding with 9.6 per
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the other hand, is a 6-foot-4 guard
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5 Metro in scoring defense with only
season for an average of only 64 per
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home in Carolina Coliseum for
their next two contests. Next oh
tap is a Saturday game against the
Virginia Tech Lady Hokies at 2
p.m. Monday's
game against the
Lady Tigers of Memphis State tips
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