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If things happen in threes, the Tournament."
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Auburn next year. Lady Gamecock*
South Carolina's women's bas- converted four
ketball team knocked off third- sh?ts.
ranked Auburn 59-47 at Frank Carolina held
McGuire Arena Saturday. at halftime, wh
Last season, the same scenario made sure the La
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Carolina walked away with a 83-76 Wilson said,
victory. Unfortunately for the Lady The Lady G;
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the same result. freshman Mali
The Lady Gamecocks dominated three-point play
the game from the beginning, ing. Not even the
improving their overall record to tn the nation co
17-9 and 5-6 in the SEC. The loss deficit,
was only Auburn's second of the "We knew w
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USC's lacrosse match Satun
was a shootout trom the open
face-off. South Carolina's defe
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from blazing.
Georgia handed Soi
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ond consecutive loss, 15-14
Field B at the Sol Blatt P
H Center, as they scored five of
game's last six goals.
"I knew it was going to b<
score-fest from the beginnin
Coach Dave Basile said. "C
defense didn't come to play."
South Carolina led 13-10 ui
Georgia scored with 2:30 left
mm the third quarter. Anotl
Bulldog goal cut the lead to o
Kevin Edwards scored the 1
jHKw goal of the afternoon for I
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jk back to two, 14-12.
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defense and scored three goals
the final 9:37, including the ga
winner with 1:12 left.
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so close (inside 10 feet)."
The Gamecocks found the
selves trailing 2-0 until Capt.
Doug Carl scored with 7:19 ]
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tied the game four minutes lz
on a pass from Kevin Edwar
Georgia rebounded to notch
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:ored two points one quarter.
:ks defeated the Greg Fagan gave his moth
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earn falls
1 'score-fest'
Mother's Day present by scoring
four goals. Fagan's first came
jay 2:10 into the second quarter. <(
ino Georgia registered two goals
,1Sg in a matter of 19 seconds to lead
use The Gamecocks then went
on a four-goal rampage. Fagan
jth converted Rich Abbott's pass
ec_ for his second goal. Edwards,
on John Gould and Rich Carpentier
E each followed with a goal,
the Georgia answered with two
goals of their own to tie the
- a game. Carolina managed a goal
0 " rieht before the half on Fasan's
)ur third of the day.
Both teams did not let up in
ntil the second half,
in Georgia scored only 16 seeder
onds into the half to force another
ne. tie. Bill Pascall's goal gave
ast Carolina the lead once again,
the Both teams traded three goals
>a(l each over the next nine minutes
to give Carolina a 13-11 advan>ok
tage after three quarters,
ina Tf>e defense for the Gamecocks
in then took a break.
me Georgia took advantage of a
weak defense to score four goals
t is in the final period,
om "Groundballs were a problem,"
Edwards said. "They were hard
m_ hitting. They play the way the
ain game should be played. We just
[eft made a lot of dumb penalties."
n-ts Fagan led the Gamecocks in
her scoring with his four goals.
ds Edwards had three goals and
1 a three assists, Abbott had one goal
fter and three assists, and Gompert
tallied two goals. Carl, Gould,
ier Carpentier and Pascall each
me scored one goal apiece. Jon
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