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\r a -" 5 '^M 2 ,. r , ^U5) ^=3 <S^3> _T ^C Sophomore guard BJ ^ Tuesday night in the Gi yT the Kentucky Wildcats. r .?7^ again as he poured in ! \^v \ oaiiman (right) rakes < . hoop. With the upset, tl M the polls if they can d< VN^. game at Frank McGuire win if the Gamecocks wa WtthllrlHUniW* The first 50 people to bring this Club will receive a special including full use of freew equipment - aerobics, Stairma plus Columbia's only ro Hurry. Come to Located at 9251/2 Huger St. - In between A t h I e ^SPORT! IB Wmkm*'' m 1 w ?m aIk ^1 i w ^Bf" li, f-ljy m. I y PHOTOS BY MKKI THORPE The Gamecock 8 HP T ^ _f. MeKie (above) drives to the basket imecock's 84-79 overtime victory over f jjH The Irmo native led all scorers once jawr wni^fr1 22 points for South Carolina. William out Allen Edwards on his way to the lie Gamecocks are sure to move up in *^6^-. - ,, ^ ifeat Florida Saturday. The 7:80 p.m. V ^ Arena is sold out. The game is a must ^MrHH int to hold on the lead in the SEC East. part-t foli Journalis] | Me< V Need extr or experit Guard ha: ; ad to Stronghold Athletic you can two-year membership the NatI< 1 eights, Nautilus-type ster, Lifecycles, treadmill ick climbing wall! Stronghold. i Gervais and Blossom on Huger St. tic Club I Wm it W ^jf^^B1 ?338 IME JOBS AVAILABLE IN" LOWING CAREER FIELD! m and Broadcast Journalism, ] dical field, Law Enforcement, and many other fields a money, educational assistance, job trair mce? The South Carolina Army National s a part-time job for you. The best thing i attend college and serve at the same time rial Guard. SOUTH^A^ 3%CAN (803) 806-1680 (803) 806-4272 HJffj Come see what : student orgam have to offer I !5bTT^t^T*J I ? rSTTT^ |^>#i?1l B B Ifj P k w\ Check out thefollozvin* ?i 12:00 noon - World Toe K j 12:30 pm-Judo 1:00 pm - Fencing by the Office of Student Organizations Departmer, SR9MIV98 T1 Fans make game special k Bryan Johnston All I have to say is I'm glad I'm ^ writing this column because I can't | talk right now. After last night's 84-79 overtime victory over No. 3 Kentucky, my voice is shot and my head hurts. , But it was all worth it. fFrom running onto the court and . nearly getting crushed to parading around Greene St. till the wee hours of the morning; from hugging every cheerleader in site to "Raising the Roor wiiile cars honked and students went nuts outside Russell House, this could possibly be the greatest rr*Arv*rvr\4 mir lifn Iiiiuiiicut kji IIIJ inc. This is even better than after the Clemson football game. Judging from the reaction around, you would've thought we just won the national championship. Now at 10-0 in the SEC and 165 overall, the No. 19 Gamecocks are The scene at Frank McGuire Arena Tuesday night was simply electric. The scene after the game *** m was even better. The Carolina basketball team has got this campus in a frenzy and students are in love with BJ, Larry, Melvin, Eddie and the rest of the bunch. Things are great in Columbia right now. But we have to keep it up. It's up to you. Florida comes to town Saturday night and there's no reason for the atmosphere not be just as insane for the Gators. Hope to see you there and GO COCKS! " FHE I the Gamecock Staff |WEW0N|TBFSII?NT Sand, ling HiH s * ?rie> Seed i SHOW Tom Turnipseed is back on the radio. THE MIGHTY 840am WCTG Jj|EEKD^S7j30ajn^j3^TL over 260 1 I izations ,?_. you! I ^ I ? exhibitions: I [won Do Club i Club | it of Student Life Division cf Student Affairs 81