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Senior defensive end Henry Ford led the Hogs' defense in
Saturday's victory over the Gamecocks.
Cross country teams stellar
at UNCW Invitational
By JIMMY DeBUTTS
Senior Writer I ~"1
The USC women's cross
country team finished first in the
ninth annual UNC-Wilmington
Seahawk Invitational Cross I
Country meet, and the men's ??
team placed second. "**r *** I
Senior Sue McGhie led the
Lady Gamecocks, finishing the J
five-kilometer race in first place * v AH
1 (18:10). Jeanne McFeely of Jfl
Duke finished second (18:15),
followed by USC's Tracey
Capper (18:20). McGhie
Sixty-three runners from seven
schools participated in the meet.
The Lady Gamecocks finished
with 28 overall points, Virginia d11"^ finishers at the meet. Mike
Tech came in second with 47 Cox finished first (24:58), fol.
points, followed by Duke (85), flowed by Joe Edwards (25:06)
Campbell (116), UNCW (128), Brooks Martin (25:07). The
Richmond (141) and UNC- , . e TTCr,
^ top finishers for USC were
ureensDuro viyn/. . ?
The men's eight-kilometer junior Tom Cronin, who finished
race featured 58 runners from six fourth (25:11), senior Mark
schools. Virginia Tech captured Cruz, who finished 18th (26:11),
the title with 19 points. USC fin- an(j senior Keith Gorski, who
ished second with 67 points fol- finished 19lh (26:55)
lowed by UNCW (70), ? . ,0 TTCr,
Campbell (100), Richmond (120) 0n Saturday' SePl- 18> usc
and UNC-Greensboro (175). wil1 travel 10 Atlanta for the
Virginia Tech had the top Georgia State Invitational.
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Sports
imecocks in final i
By ROB RODUSKY cut the Gamecocks lead to one.
Sports Editor USC answered with a 65-yard
The USC football team's hopes that was capped by Brandon
of an undefeated season and a Bennett's one-yard dive over the
national championship were dashed right side of the line. A 26-yard
Saturday by a late rally by the Pa$s to junior wide receiver Toby
Arkansas Razorbacks. Cates had brought the ball to the
The Gamecocks fell to Arkansas four yard line. From there, Bennett
18-17 in front of 47,321 fans at carried the ball three times before
Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville. scoring with 31 seconds left in the
Sophomore tailback Oscar first half.
Malone's 2-yard touchdown run The Gamecocks concluded their
with 1:57 left gave Arkansas the scoring for the afternoon on their
victory. first drive of the second half with a
"Where we messed up is we 42-yard field goal by freshman
should have scored more points in Reed Morton. Taneyhill's thirdthe
third quarter," USC coach and-11 pass was batted away by
Sparky Woods said. "If we'd have Arkansas' Vernon Wade, forcing
gotten seven or 10, we'd have put the field goal,
ourselves in the position to win." USC made four first downs on
USC scored first when quarter- the drive. However, the team only
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back Steve Taneyhiit tnrew a :? mauc iwu uiw .voi ^ 6c*^. t
vard touchdown pass to freshman The defense shut out the
wideout Corey Bridges with 11:27 Razorbacks in the third period but
to go in the first quarter. Bridges could not stop them in the fourth,
used his speed to pull away from Through three periods, Arkansas
Arkansas defender Tyrone ran 48 plays for 254 yards. In the
Chapman. final period, the Razorbacks gained
Arkansas kicker Lance Ellison 126 yards on 25 plays,
kicked two 23-yard field goals to Sophomore quarterback Barry
Undefeated season contin
By TONY SANTORI Kelly Morrow, who recorded four
Senior Writer aces.
The Lady Gamecock volleyball Coach Kim Hudson reached a
team came from behind Saturday career milestone in the third USC
afternoon to defeat Winthrop, victory of ^ tournament. With the
ttoio _ r??, win against Charleston Southern
allowing 10 will uic rauucuu /ic-?~irftirii\ tt j
~ . T ? . , u u- . (15-7,15-9,15-11), Hudson
State Invitational championship at : ' . . ?
c i r>, n c r< . increased her career record to 175the
Sol Blatt P.E. Center.
use began the weekend by jn U)e win against csu scnior
defeating Coastal Carolina 15-7, collinsworth recorded 11 kills
1 an? : U , , , with a .429 hitting percentage.
The Lady Gamecocks were led La(jy Gamecocks dropped
by senior outside hitter Diane ^ g^g against Winthrop but
Mitchell, who recorded nine kills rallied to win the next three games
and six service aces. 15.6> 15.n 15_!
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senior miuuic uiuckci jchuuu WiUi the tour weeKena victones,
Guess contributed four consecutive the Lady Gamecocks improved to
service aces in the second game. 6-0 for the season.
USC then defeated the College USC travels this weekend to
of Charleston 15-8, 10-15, 15-8 and Johnson City, Tenn., to play in the
15-6. East Tennessee State Invitational.
Mitchell led the Lady Virginia Tech and Southeast
Gamecocks with 17 kills and Missouri State will also compete in
received help from freshman setter the tournament.
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Ill I K|W-1 Complete coverage of the game will appear
I I I in Wednesday's edition of The Gamecock.
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Lunney, who threw for 172 yards Sophomore tailback Oscar
and one touchdown, directed Malone ran two yards for a touchArkansas
to two touchdowns in the d0wn ^57 ieft -phe drive covfourth
quarter. . ered 42 yards on 11 plays.
The first score, which cut USC's n
lead to 17-12, came with 10:32 s?
remaining in the game. Sophomore when 016 Gamecocks had
wide receiver J.J. Meadors ended 10 trave^ f?r a final> winthe
63-yard drive with a five-yard nin? score- However, two sacks
touchdown catch. The seven-play and a dropped pass felled USC.
drive took 3:28 off the clock. " The celebrating for Arkansas
Arkansas' triple option caused came with 37 seconds remaining
problems for USC s defense. when senior linebacker Henry Ford
I l*!^r5lley VCry caused Taneyhill to fumble the ball
good, Woods said. Their wide- r
6 ... . . , -,. on fourth down,
outs did a good job of turning our _ _ ,
people up outside. The tailback The Gamecock players did not
caught the ball and got it up inside hang their heads after the loss.
in the alley between the wideout "We just lost a game," said
and the tight end." senior linebacker Eric Brown.
Arkansas' next drive ended "There ain't nothing to be happy
USC's hopes of an undefeated sea- about. Everybody talks about how
son. Arkansas received the ball we're jUcky to come out 1-1 on
with 6:18 remaining thanks to a ,w0 We don>l fee,
tough Razorbacks defense that limited
the Gamecocks to 11 yards on wa"' We we should
three plays in the fourth quarter. e come out 2-0. ^ The
Arkansas started the drive throw- Gamecocks play their first home
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Senior Diane Mitchell recorded 49 kills in four matches this
weekend in the Palmetto State Invitational.
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