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From Staff Reports
The University of South Carolina
will kick off its second baseball
season in the Southeastern
Conference Saturday, Feb. 13,
when the Gamecocks play non-conference
foe Charleston Southern in
Charleston.
USC returns to Columbia for its
home opener Tuesday, Feb. 16 for
a 5 p.m. matchup with Georgi
Southern.
This year's slate features six
opponents who qualified for the
1992 NCAA Regionals. Non-con
ference enemies Yale, George
Washington and Clemson all won
their respective conference automatic
bids in 1992 to qualify for
the NCAA Division I Tournament.
SEC rivals Florida, Georgia and
Louisiana State also participated in
last season's 48-team tournament.
South Carolina's schedule also
features a number of in-state
schools. Charleston, Charleston
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Chuck Noll and Bill Walsh, the
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yho rushed for more yards than
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.arry Little, one of the premier
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The Five were chosen by a a 34aember
media panel from a group
>f 15 finalists, and will be inductd
July 31 in Canton, Ohio.
Payton had 10 seasons of 1,000
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Chicago Bears and finished his
areer with 16,726 yards. He had
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he said. "To hear the fans cheer
and call my name and see a lot of
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