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JAMES PONCE The Gamecock
USC guard Melvln Watson finishes off a dunk In the Gamecocks 8551
victory over the Camels of Campbell. Carolina will travel to
Athens Saturday to take on the Bulldogs of Georgia .
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YAN WILSON Sports Editor ba
The USC men's basketball team took kr
break from its SEC schedule in a big
my Monday night by demolishing the ke
Jampbell Camels 85-51 in front of a Gs
rowd 4,415 at Frank McGuire Arena, ne
The Gamecocks (8-15) avenged last lef
ear's loss to the Camels (7-17) by out- be
laying them in every aspect of the game, so;
I must commend our guys for playlg
hard," USC coach Eddie Fogler said. <\ty
We've come to learn to play with a lot bu
f effort each game." ?ca
Fittingly enough, Andy Bostick opened ou
he scoring for the game. He led the
lamecocks with a game-high 24 points. jn
The Gamecocks held a 4-0 lead un- ^;
1 the Camels scored with 16:57 '
ift in the half, and USC had
;s smallest lead two minutes
iter at 7-6. Carolina's shootlg
heated up, and the Game- j|L
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eight in the post and outscored m j
le Camels two baskets to one
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coring drought ,the Gamecocks used a C01
4-8 run to end the half up 36-18.
Thehalftime statistics highlighted
fie main difference in the game. USC j
hot 48.1 percent, while the Camels shot
mere 20 percent on 7-35 shooting. Over11,
Fogler was disappointed with the ^
loppy play of his squad. Th
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eaks."
The Camels scored the opening bast
of the second half, but watched the
imecocks go on a 25-7 run over the
xt 10 minutes to lead 61-27 with 9:58
t in the game. Fogler soon went to his
nch, but because of the .lack of depth,
me starters had to stay on the court.
"I didn'ttiy to run it up," Fogler said,
e ran a lot of zone in the second half,
it I can't put players 9-13 on the floor
iuse I just don't have them. Some of
r starters will always be on the court."
i ne camels picKea up tneir snootg
somewhat but could not stop the
imecocks. Carolina reserve William
Unseld enj oyed one of his best
I games in a USC uniform with
a 23-point outing, which included
3-3 shooting from 3point
range. Unseld made all
tliree 3-pointers in the last six
minutes of the contest. Unseld
took control of most of the closing
scoring as Carolina got the
85-51 victory.
"William is a good shooter,"
Fogler said. "He has good
art savvy and nice touch and skill. If
works on being agressive and buildl
his strength in the offseason, he will
ke his game to another level."
The Gamecocks next contest is against
j Georgia Bulldogs Saturday in Athens,
le Gamecocks won their first contest
is year against the Bulldogs in a 60thriller
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USC Sports Iook
Softball o
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The USC softball team swept S
Coastal Carolina in a doubleheader ci
Sunday afternoon at Lady Gamecock e:
Field.
The Lady Gamecocks (3-1) won w
the first game 10-1 behind the of- ft
fensive punch of third baseman Car- ii
rie Lvons. who was 2-3 with a run b
scored. Senior Darlene Gates picked si
up her first win of the season, with
three strikeouts, to move her record T
to 1-1.
The second game was all Trinity I
Johnson, who led the Lady Game- t<
cocks both on the mound and at the B
plate. Johnson went 2-3 at the plate tl
with a double and a triple and three ci
runs batted in. Senior Shanni Can- a
non and Lyons both added a double.
Coastal fell to 0-2. E
The Lady Gamecocks will travel d
to Georgia Southern Wednesday for t<
a doubleheader. tl
Baseball a
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two-run home run in the bottom of ti
the ninth inning Sunday climaxed a p
three-run rally as USC downed the
College of Charleston 3-1. si
The Gamecocks trailed 1-0 when K
Randy Stegall beat out an infield hit E
to open the ninth. College of ci
Charleston pitcher Chad Johnson, 2
who had allowed only four hits, was ja
replaced by Sam Moore. Moore re- a
tired two batters sandwiched around ic
two balks, which moved Stegall to a|
third. He scored on a wild pitch to tie
the game. I
Pinch hitter Chris Diaz walked, te
and pinch runner Jason Reynolds vj
stole second. Dour worked the count tli
to three balls and two strikes before IS
homering over the left field fence, in
J. J. Pearsall (1-1) pitched three
innings in relief of starter Jim Stoops, pi
allowing one hit, to earn the win. 6Moore
(0-1) took the loss. The victo- ri:
ly improved USCs record to 2-1, while ti1
the loss was CoC's season opener, ec
College of Charleston, which man- ni
aged two hits in the game, scored an 0
unearned ruyn in the second inning se
to take a 1-0 lead. Pete Cadena bi
reached on an error, moved to sec- la
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lid on a balk, to third on an infield
ut and scored on a second balk by
toops. Plate umpire Richie Tallent
ailed four balks in the game, two on
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Both College of Charleston hits
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I On the strength of two singles vic)ries
apiece from Jorge Esqueda,
ien Cook and Benjamin Cassaigne,
le No. 13 USC men's tennis team
ruised to a 4-1 victory against Elon
nd a 7-0 shutout of Francis Marion.
The Gamecocks (6-0) will face Old
ominion and James Madison Sunay
at the Sam Daniel Tennis Cen;r
in the team's first outdoor match
lis spring.
Esqueda, ranked No. 78 nationlly
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tart at No. 1 singles against Franis
Marion. Esqueda downed the Pa*iots'
Sam Lundkvist 6-3,6-2 to imrove
his record to 16-6.
As a team, USC lost one set of
ingles in two matches Saturday,
iershaw native Ben Cook defeated
Ion's Justin Clark 6-3,6-4 and Frans
Marion's Tim Montague-Smith 6,
6-3. Meanwhile, freshman Benimin
Cassaigne improved to 5-0 with
6-1,6-2 win against Francis Mar>n's
Simon Grieve and a 6-4, 6-4
gainst Elon's Ning Dalodom.
The No. 17 Lady Gamecock tennis
am defeated Southeast Region rid
Furman 7-0 Sunday afternoon at
le USC Indoor Facility. USC lost
I games in six singles contests in
lprovingits record to 3-0 this spring.
Sophomore Sophie Ljucovic im oved
her record to 10-2 with a 6-2,
1 victory oagamstBrannon Mors.
Freshman Tracy Kotseos, a nave
of Winter Springs, Fla., defeat5
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nth singles victory of the season,
ther singles wins were posted by
inior Victoria Davies, freshman ToRakic
and sophomore Muriel Abelmmm
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