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USC senior guard Shannon Johnson was
named the Southeastern Conference Player
of the Week for the week ending Feb. 4.
A two-time first-team All SEC selection,
Johnson scored a school-record 50 points
(previously 44 points) in a 78-77 overtime
victory over Appalachian State.
Johnson also broke the school record for
attempted field goals with 37 (previously 32)
and tied the school record for most field goals
made with 19.
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The USC women's track and field team
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The SEC men's teams finished second to the
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blocked, four by Lee \
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Saturday's loss to . ,The
, game 81-69. Arkansas (14-6,6-2).
Freshman Kevin Manon threw the 35 lb.
weight 64' 9 1/2, to win that event. His mart
is the secong best throw in the nation this
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Freshman Bert Sorin finished third at 58'1.
The women went 1-2-3-4 in the 20 lb,
weight, with the nation's leader, Ladj
Gamecock Dawn Ellerbe, wrapping up the
title at 63' 5*. Lisa Misipeka was second (61'
11), Crystal Brownlee was third (59' 11) and
Loren Thouvenot picked up her first NCAA
provisional at 59* 6, picking up fourth. Marcia
Chmura was sixth at 51' 11 (improving her
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Jobmsonmadeto scored 33. bj McKie led S<
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and had five shots i_ j ,
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, . . Arkansas led by 21 eaiij
l"! A ^imi^ half, but McKie hit two 3s 1
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hit two free throws and 1
NCAA mark).
: Sophomore Maicus Robinson placed sea
i in the 200 meters at 21.64, once again break
the school record. Robinson and Corey Brid|
wide receivers on the Gamecock football te*
place fourth and fifth respectively in the
meter race. Robinson clocked in at 6.34, wl
Bridges hit 6.35. Another receiver, Sh
Mays, placed fifth in the event at 22.34.
i Sophomore Marvin Watts improved
L NCAA qualifying mark in the 800 met'
l with a time of 1:49.26. He placed second w
a personal best time.
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dible for us," Adebayo fed Robinson for a stuff and a
uch a team of 15-point lead. South Carolina never got
closer than 13 until the final three seconds.
;nt in the first
132 percent,
rst half and
ig 6-of-8 from
i returned to
;r missing 13 p 25 teams in the Associated
in his left foot, : Press women's basketball poll with %
ligh 20. Reid previous ranking in parentheses.
)uth Carolina J|h. Massachusetts (1)
on added is. |? 2, Kentucky (2)
ft corner, the - 3 Kansas (3)
corner in the : 4 Connecticut (4)
^as 5. Cincinnati (5)
ison. RobinsOTi g, vfflanwa (6)
1 jump hook, 7 Utah 17)
x)ter, banked ? ^ ill
vered 3, then q Sff9!
the goal and - 9- Wake Forest (12)
la^p I 10. PennSt.(tO)
ter and when ^ ^ * Virginia Tech (13)
15 footers, it || 12. North Carolina (8)
off us inside," = 13. Texas Tech (15)
114. Purdue (17)
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to cut it to 45- 16, Arizona (14)
17. UCLA (19)
* a scoop shot 18. Syracuse (18)
st break. His 19. iowa (16)
indupinthe 20. Louisville (nr)
?completed a 21. Iowa State (nr)
22. Boston College (21)
h Of the court 23. Michigan (20)
5 ai? asTTth! 24. W.Michigan (23)
19. But Hood 25. Stanford (nr)
men Sunday : ,
Brad Snyder won the shot put, improving
rnd his NCAA provisional mark at 57' 2. Jeff
ing Shalyida placed second at 55', while Mannon
jes, finished third at 54'1.
un, Misipeka won the women's shot put at 5(f
55 3. Teammate Crystal Brownlee place second
oile at 47' 9.
iah The ACC teams included Clemson, Florida
State, Virginia and N.C. State,
his Both the men's and women's teams travel
ers to Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 9-10 to compete in one
ith of the most competitive indoor track meets
of the year, the Husker Invitational.
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