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Carolina Gamecocks came 0ut and turn it up anotha
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ford as huge favorites. Fogler told the tear
ust have forgotten to tell ^he cream will rise to th
The Terriers held their Chadwick shoot."
the Gamecocks... for one Chadwick had 21 po
, ttt ? j behind seven of eight
ne behind ear v. Wofiord i.i \ r> 1: 1
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ng 3^36 lead into halftone. ^ gb[ points (Russell
d half was a different story McKie and WiUiam Gal
ocks outscored the Terriers
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iked back,winning 82-55. ^ out ^ ^ the G
lahons to Richard Johnson th USCputthe,
,d coach) and his team to a 3Q_4 ^ oyer ^ fifs
1 ?n ,F Y T""?" the half. A key mome
rthalf, head coach Eddie 16:03 maA when Woffol
I commend our team m John fou]ed c
df to come out and stay at ?The defense was
second half" said Fogl
arned here tomtit, although Thatr
minutes. ? , _ .,
;hat we weren't mentally m u ? na a '. , ,
game," said guard Melvin ^team withbet
'e took them lightly, and not sure who the bette,
it and showed that if you the tefm. "ett,er p
can beat vou" game tonight, Foglers
ramp out n littlp hit "I think we learned ?
we came out a little bit
' said forward Malik Russell. Mc^e sald ^
came out hot and took the ar r^ avls P u
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Vofford then went on two ^liauwit&i umiuug mi
purts early. The Terriers on one shooting in
1-4 run over a 3:09 span to Johnson had a solid gan
three points. After Ryan a careenhigh 15 points (s
nd-effort tip-in with 9:11 nine rebounds. Md
went on another run. Led a team-high 19 points
-pointers by Seth Chadwick, William Gallman came
tit on a 16-2 spurt to take provide a key 10 point
23. USC fought back to a Center Nate Wilboumes
at the break. of duty tonight as he i
ected the locker room to be two-game absence beca
houtingfrom the coach at ankle. He had two ]
t it was the players who did rebounds.
"The ankle feels gre
; raise my voice at halftune," the game.
The Gamecocks imp
3d at each other more than to 12-5 with nine gai
us," said Russell. "We got Saturday, South Car
i on each other at the half Fayettevillle to play
understood that we didn't game will be televisec
and perform like we were tip-off is at 1 p.m.
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teammates Karl Malpne ai
q "to stay at it, Stockton were among 14 ]
e top, and don't selected as reserves for next
game in San Antonio,
ints at halftime They will be joined a
shooting (five reserves in the Feb. 11 game
oad four players Antonio's David Robinson a
, Bud Johnson, Elliott, Seattle's Gary Pay
lman) after the Denver"s Dikembe Mutoml
York's Patrick Ewing was ?
impressive 68 the East team with Cleveland
, Wofford (1-15) Brandon, Indiana's Reggie
amecocksmade Miami's Alonzo Mou:
game away with Milwaukee's Vin Baker, Ch
110 minutes of Glen Rice and Washington'.'
nt came at the Howard,
rd's point guard,
tut of the game. BASEBALL
the key to the
er. Their point LOS ANGELES ? DariylSt
eally hurt them pleaded innocent to charges
ignored a court's order t
ter players, I'm support payments for his two
r team was, but Strawberry, who playei
(layers won the New York Yankees before b
laid. a free agent last fall, is char;
i lesson tonight," one count of willful failure t<
child support and two counts
taclampon to obey a court order. Strai
m to two points former wife, Lisa Strawbei
i the second half. he owes more than $370,00(
le, finishing with payments,
ax of six shooting) Strawberry did not appe
Kie finished with Superior Court hearing. Hi!
and six assists. Milton Grimes, entered the
i off the bench to a March 6 trial date was s<
D,'n 14 *nw"i+oa If convicted. Strawberry coi
aw eight minutes one year in county jail,
eturned from a
use of a sprained CHICAGO ? Sammy Sosa
joints and two player in Chicago Cubs hist
more than 30 homers and si
at," he said after than 30 bases in a season, i
a $10.25 million two-year
roved their record avoiding arbitration,
nes remaining. Sosa, 27, made the NL
olina travels to team for the first time last y
Arkansas. The he hit .268 with 36 home i
1 regionally and RBIs and 34 steals. The pac
a $500,000 signing bonus, $4
in 1996 and $5.25 million
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le 1995
iUtah LAUSANNE, Switzerland ?-The
id John International Olympic Committee
players rejected $2 billion from a Rupert
month's i?j
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European rights to the first five
s West Olympics of the 21st century.
1 ky Ban Accepting a smaller offer from its
n ^ long-term partner, the IOC awarded
ton an the fights to the European
M a7 Broadcasting Union for $1,442 billion.
's 1116 EBU wil1 pay $350 million
Miner for the 2000 Summer Games in
mine' Sydney, Australia; $ 120 million for
arlotte's 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake
3 Juwan Crty; $394 million for the 2004
Summer Games; $135 million for
2006 Winter Games; and $443 million
for the 2008 Summer Games. The
deal includes a 50 percent profitrawbeny
sharing agreement.
i that he Murdoch's News Corp. went after
0 make the European rights after his Fox
children, network was shut out of the U.S.
1 for the market by NBC, which has locked
ecoming up six of the next seven Olympics,
ged with
) provide BOXING
of failure
^berry's neW YORK - Dan Duva, a major
rry, sai d boxing promoter for almost 20 years,
) in back died following a lengthy battle with
cancer. He was 44.
aratthe Duva had been admitted to
3 lawyer, Columbia Presbyterian Hospital on
p ea an Sunday. Cause of death was primary
brain tumor.
As the head of Main Events, a
family enterprise, Duva promoted :
the onlv or ^P1"01110^ more than 100 world
oty to hit championship bouts, including 12 teal
more heavyweight title fights that accounted
igreed on f?r more than $300 million in gross
contract, revenueDuva
was one of.boxing's
All-Star dominant promoters, alongJvithBob
ear when Arum and Don Kingl Those who have
uns j 119 fought under the Main Events banner _
t includes include Evander Holyfield, Sugar
L5 million Ray Leonard, Tommy Hearns and
in 1997. Lennox Lewis
r
ampui
luwa/ Smith ?
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er/Winter
Brioks/Wright
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Brc?ks/ Wright
enzie/ Jordan ?< .
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