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Head football coach Brad Scott con- ^a1
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have beaten the Central Florida Gold- ^ei
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openers, the Gamecocks had to get ing pla;
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us getting the win, nothing else "Georgia has already hac
because we will correct our kick- er two weeks ago, and the
le mistakes. some extra time off to prep
11 hate for that to overshadow he said. "I would think thi
the good things that happened an advantage for them be
ballgame. We played pretty dog will be more rested and ha\
od, I thought, for a major part time for their injuries to he
;ame on both sides of the ball. A , _ ., ,
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tter than we have in a long long one ?l<to"l[hes' ball gi
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ts down, I think, says a little bit "We are looking forward
it football team's character. And lenge that we have ahead
that they fought their way back week," he said. "We are goin
fourth quarter. I was happy to correct our mistakes and pi
t." week of practice in our p
as happy as Coach Scott is to ^or ball game."
t first win of the year, he now The Gamecocks are goin
urn his attention to the Game- correct their breakdowns i
irst SEC foe of the year, Geor- j^g game and in the second:
Georgia and South Carolin
xmrse our attention turns now ally even as far as talent,
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tball team with it being our first .
ace game,* he said.-Diat in it- difference m those close
tes this a big ballgame. It is be- be special teams and tone
yed so early and on the road." The Gamecocks lost t
rgia had Saturday off after they teams battle with the Gold
1 Arkansas State two weeks ago ^t week, and if the Gam*
)ints. Scott believes that the ex- aspirations of winning dov
k off for the Bulldogs is a big ad- the hedges, they better co
i for them. kicking game errors. And
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unes of the ty 0f South Carolina men's soccer tea
ks are ready back from a 1-0 deficit to defeat No. 8
ern Methodist 2-1 Sunday in the S
tothischal- Annual UMBRO Kickoff Classic in
for us this 2,078 fans at Eugene E. Stone m St
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ut in a good ing at the 26:03 mark when Oma
reparation noufi knocked home a corner kick pa
Daniel Hernandez from about 5 ya
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in the kick- 1-1 when Nathan Watkins was haule
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Carolina took the lead for good
he special. 74:26 mark when a SMU player 1
ien Knights clear the ball and passed it to Caroli
jcocks have fielder Anders Ronnevig, who bias
ra between shot to the right side from about 1!
rrect those out.
in a hurry. Redshirt freshman Henry Rin|
his first start in goal for the Gam
Ij&i making five saves, and he played e;
ly well.
The Gamecocks (2-0-1) hit the
play in their first of four in-seasonI
ments, competing in the Creighton
Classic.
Carolina will face No. 6 Creigl
Friday and Drake on Sunday.
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try team finished third in the UNC
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I South- for the Lady Gamecocks in 10th at 18:49.5;
leventh third for the Gamecocks was Sarah Davis
front of in 14th at 19:16.4; fourth for USC was Karen
adium. Padula in 15th at 19:33.3; and rounding out
hp amr. the top five was captain Mary Claire Bar
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iss from The Lady Gamecocks host the Gamerds
out cock Invitational Saturday at Fort Jack nmp
at son's Hilton Field.
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Game- Football
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will provide two internet sources
Mathis to follow the Georgia vs. South Carolina
; lower game Saturday at 3:30 p.m.
A text-only webcast play-by-play will be
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;ried to Georgia home page,
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5-yards ^ seconds so the fans will have the opportunity
to read the entire play-by-play.
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rtreme- The game also will be broadcast on
WVOC 560 AM and on the University of
road to South Carolina Athletics page at www.useto
urna- sports.com.
Soccer If y0u have real audio, you can access
Charlie Mac's play-by-play call of the game
lton on on that website.
The game also will be televised regionally
by CBS-TV as part of the SEC's television
package with the national network.
js coun- Tim Brando (play-by-play), Ed Cun!
Wilm- ningham (color) and Mike Harris (sidelines)
heyear. will call the game.
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