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Monday, January 31, 1994
USC continues
Clemson probe
USC will conclude its invest
tion this week into possible ill
contacts between Clemson de
sive coordinator Miles Aldridge
current Carolina players.
NCAA rules say representat
rrom one school are prohio
from contacting athletes fi
another school for recruiting
poses, unless it receives wri
permission from the athle
school.
Ward leads FSU win
Charlie Ward scored the ga
winning shot for Florida S
Saturday in their 74-73 win <
No. 21 Georgia Tech in Atlanta.
Ward, playing in his fifth g
this season, drove past Travis
and made the shot, as he
fouled by James Forrest. Bob !
led the Seminoles with 22 point
Duke drops Terps
The Blue Devils never tra
Maryland in their 75-62 win <
the Terrapins Saturday at Durh
N.C.
Leading the way for Duke
Cherokee Farks with 24 poi
Johnny Rhodes topped Maryl
players with 16 points.
Arkansas slips by
Tennessee, 65-64 ~
Scotty Thurman's three-poi
with 9 3 seconds left lifted N?
Arkansas to a 65-64 victory over
Volunteers in Knoxville, Tn.?
Razorbacks improved their re<
to 14-2 overall and 5-2 in the SI
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, The Lady Gamecock basketball ? c n
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team dropped a close contest to the Johnson als
Georgia Lady Bulldogs 80-76, plve assists
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USC's problems started right double figu
away as Georgia (12-6, 3-3) ran out five of her
nte5 to a 11-0 lead in the first four min- of five froi
0 utes of the game. The Gamecocks 14 points.
(12-7, 2-5) struggled from the floor, Randall
^orcj hitting-only 38 percent of their pulled dow
^ shots, and 33 percent in the first Georgia 1
half, despite recovering to take a tandem o
36-34 lead at the break. Tiffany Wall
~ Georgia took a 42-40 lead just 2.5 Frett s<
minutes into the second half. They grabbed
stretched the lead to seven and nev- added 12 ai
er looked back. Deborah
The Gamecocks came close to Tracy Henc
taking the lead after a Nicki Bass Bulldogs,
three-pointer, pulling Carolina with- USC re:
in one-with 10 minutes remaining. Wednesday
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ports Editor 5 of 6 from the
men's basketball team Gamecocks as
ted Saturday by the 77.8 percent, fr
jlldogs 96-85 at Frank ^irst half, leaking
ena. U5><- ettect
mecocks (5-11, 2-5) Bulldog center
itreaks the entire game. first half, h
gs (9-9, 4-4) scored sev- points. Clax
n the game before USC was able to get i
board. second half and
ed until the 10:45 mark ket effectively
irst half when the game with 20 |
s tied the score at 28 and nine rebour
Peter Van Elswyk free Although Gee
of 40 shots frotr
i took control of the able to get
autscored Georgia 25-14 rebounds from
the half and went into Bulldogs turne
oom with a 53-42 lead. into seven point
itson led the Gamecocks With 8:37 lef
drop Game i
From Staff Ri
The men's
ming and div
tories Friday
ocks with 26 points, but Clemson
sensational sophomore Natatorium
noting woes, hitting only - team downe
:i field-goal attempts. while the No
io had five rebounds and squad record
The Gam*
Jenny Randall were the Hth consec
USC players to reach the Tigers b)
ires. Bass knocked down i events. Lead
10 shots, including three men were ii
m three-point range for jay Telford (
Freestyle),
scored 10 points and Free), Kirk
n three rebounds. Drew Ruggi
was paced by the strong Medley), Ma
f La'Keisha Frett and
:ored 14 points and Sandb
13 rebounds. Walker
nd 10, respectively. From Staff Re
Reese scored 19 while Senior Johi
lerson added 15 for the second care*
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free-throw line. The Georgia was able t
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om the line in the ball inside. And whei
>21 of 27 shots. stopped inside, he ki
ively controlled sophomore guar<
Charles Claxton in Johnson or seni
olding him to just Cleveland Jackson fc
ton, a 7-foot junior, shot,
the ball more in the Johnson finished v
took it to the bas- and eight assists. Ja<
. He finished the with 23 points, incl
points, four blocks key three-point shots,
ids. the Bulldogs pull
>rgia only made 21 Carolina,
i the line, they were Jackson, a reserve,
seven offensive earlier in the season
missed shots. The aging just 8.3 poi
d those rebounds rebounds a game,
s. "He (Jackson) bi
t in the game, the scored," said Georgi;
cocks leave Tigers it
eports diving), Brandon Sh
and women's swim- and Charles Gird
ing teams posted vie- Back). The men <
against in-state rival team 200 Medley Re
at tne Carolina lne Laay uam
The No. 16 men's almost as well, wir
:d Clemson 140-93, their 13 events agai
14 ranked women's Particularly impre;
ed a 139-92 win. was Michelle Killi
:cocks posted their both the 100 and 2<
utive victory against lop women perfoi
' winning nine of 1} Iurned ln by aji.a,
ing Che way for the ^ (,. an<)
idividual champions c. k , /
500 and 1,000 meter ?cLane,y <
Dan Phillips (200 *jrry Fr"f,
Watson (50 Free), charlene Miller (2
eri (200 Individual The women also v
tt Borman (1-Meter 200 Medley Relay
erg wins indoor tenr
iports the 1991 Metro Con
in Sandberg won his championship,
cr tournament title Sandberg, who 1(
0-1 victory against singles play during
ixsy Jimenez in the teamed with Jose Fi
USC Winter Indoor the tournament c
Lmenez was forced to Sandberg and Fro
: of tendonitis in his No. 30 national
r winning the first Auburn's Gustavo
econd set. Carlos Engel 8-5 in
who improved his The USC duo then
I to 7-3, captured his mates John Steei
il title since winning Esqueda 9-8 (10-8) i
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d Shandon good shots in the last few minutes
ior forward of the game, but could not put the
>r a perimeter ball in the basket When they had
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vith 20 points three minutes, they came up empty
:kson finished again.
uding several Georgia was able to effectively
which helped run USC out of the game in the secgway
from ond half. By getting to the freethrow
line 24 times in the half and
had struggled grabbing missed free throws, the
and was aver- Bulldogs took the game away from
ints and 3-1 Carolina.
The Gamecocks will play LSU at
oke out and 8:05 p.m. Wednesday at Frank
i Coach Hugh McGuire Arena.
1 wr*11 _ _ 1 _ * *
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iort (100 Free) own record
lestone (200 Dcir.e
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lay USC A11"
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ns, who won jn [h? 35.pound
00 Free. Other weight throw
mances were with a toss of 72nerican
Vivian t 1/2 at the usc
deter Diving), Open Saturday, Willis
1,000 Free), where both USC men's and
Free) and women's teams dominated the com00
Butterfly). petition, winning seven events,
von the team The winning throw by Willis, a
school record and the longest in the
country this year, broke the old
| record he set last year by more than
lis title half a foot
"This record wasn't a surprise
ference singles because the training has gone real
well," Willis said.
3St one set in The Gamecocks' Brett Murray
the weekend, placed second in the same event,
rontera to win and teammates Lavon Page and
loubles title. John Stoikos followed with all three
ntera, ranked qualifying for the NCAA Indoor
ly, defeated Championships.
> Loaiza and The Lady Gamecocks' Leslie
the semifinal. Coons set a school record in the
defeated team- shot put with a 50-1/2 throw. Coons
-s and Jorge had already qualified for the
n the final. NCAA's. Dawn Ellerbe qualified for
" the USATF Indoor Nationals with a
toss of 56-5 3/4 in the 20-pound
weight toss, setting a school record
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