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Friday, December 8,1995
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USC's basketball team will Larry I
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in a televised matchup. *
LARRY WILLIAMS Sports Editor
Saturday, the South Carolina his cart
basketball team travels upstate to If aj
Tigertown to take on rival Clemson in appeal
what will be the Gamecocks' first true Clemsc
road game of the season. big role
The Tigers have won their first four
games of the season, their latest being
a 79-60 decision over Charleston Southern
Wednesday at Littlejohn Coliseum.
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in tne game against ooutnern, tne
Tigers received hot shooting from Merl
Code and stellar inside play by true
freshman Harold Jamison in the 19point
win. Code hit four of five shots in
the first half (all three-pointers) as the
Tigers bolted to a quick 12-point lead.
Jamison preserved the win in the
second half, scoring on two dunks and
scoring twice on follow shots while
finishing with nine second-half points, have]
11 total. Game<
In Carolina's last game, also on Gallim
Wednesday, the Gamecocks cruised by steadil;
the understaffed Furman Paladins in a FogleF
99-81 victory. Fo:
Junior Nate Wilbourne and BJ McKie clash a
produced stellar performances, scoring indicat
22 and 19 points, respectively. While "T1
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rs to be a battle of youth. For ?j 1iri^prgf
in, their freshman are playing a
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rebounds, and f? P'a-V
dishing out 65 *n *ast y(
percent of the marched into
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has received an team ran off a
almost-equal and never trai
contribution with blitzed CaroH]
their young guns; Coliseum. Th
imjpne freshmen McKie largest victo
and Leonard Gamecocks ir
Bud Johnson a lackluster e
alayed impact roles for the "Clemson
:ocks. Also, freshmen William for me ^ ^
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s third season in Columbia.
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Ly knows first-hand what H^gg|| ^
mson rivalry is all about.
and the importance of the
5 recruiting and everything
I will be ready to play, and
t the entire team will be
this Saturday."
jar's contest, Clemson B
Frank McGuire Arena and
e Gamecocks, 83-59.
re, an undersized Clemson | B
: 17-1 spurt in the first half pggB
led thereafter as the Tigers
oa before 9,175 fens at the
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:ffort by Carolina.
is definitely a special game
le team this year," McKie
ae is important for bragging jj^Hf jm
! need to get some revenge
did to Carolina last year." Jk
nday is at 8 p.m. The game
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jr ^ , sophomore Clint Mathis was
111 one ?^e ^ finalists for the
jmi t Trophy by Reebok, the spoi
JMj j. oldest and most prestigic
Hp honoring college soccer's fines
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Hermann Trophy
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e Of 12 The Hermann Trophy originated in ar
9 IllOSt when Robert R. Hermann, founder
of the award and chairman of the se
1 SOCC6f* Hermann Foundation, was given a bronze se
soccer ball trophy by the owners of North wi
Carolina American Soccer League franchises in D<
, named as recognition of his efforts as founding ar
1 Hermann chehro311 of the NASL. B(
isor of the To Perpetuate the honor,
,us award Robert Hermann presented the [S^S
it male and bronze soccer ball award in I
1967 to the college soccer player I
id-breaking of the year. In 198S, the I
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np-winning ^ awmucu ^ ?
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nation and ^e^(Virgmia) Wolde '
:ond in the
on He was (Clemson), Clint Mathis (South
le MetLife Carolina), Matt McKeon (St. Louis pc
o the All- University), Eddie Pope (North Carolina), tv
'IJMRRO Steve Ralston (Florida Institute of W
Technology), Ante Razov (UCLA), Toni
ts will be Siikala (Campbell University), Damin ca
o?ri Silvera (Virginia): and Temoc Suarez th
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play in
j>n Jan. 20
postseason all-star games, th school
inounced Thursday.
Senior quarterback Steve Taneyhill,
nior fullback Stanley Pritchett, and
nior offensive tackle James Dexter
11 play in the Blue-Gray Afl-Star Classic
jc. 25 at Montgomery, Ala. Taneyhill
td Pritchett will also play in the Senior
)wl Jan. 20 in Mobile, Ala.
Taneyhill concluded
I his record-setting career by
establishing 12 school records,
including career marks for
most touchdown passes (61)
and best completion percentage
(60.1). He was a finalist for the
Johnny Unitas Golden Arm
and Davey O'Brien awards.
Pritchett led the
team with 62 pass receptions
' for 664 yards. He also topped
the club in scoring for the
second straight year with 76
>ints on 12 touchdowns and a pair of
ro-point conversions. He was a Doak
alker Award candidate.
Dexter started 35 games during his
reer and was a three-year starter along
ie offensive line. Hie past two years he
as the starter at the all-important split
ickle position. Earlier this week, he
as named second-team All-SEC by the
ssociated Press.
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