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WRAP-UP continued from page 17 aggress
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scored. USC was led once again by Playboy All- guard/
American BJ McKie, who scored 13. Coach to wea\
Fogler was visibly stunned, apologizing to the players
media afterwards, but was still optimistic about US(
the future. with hi
"Some of you may be thinking about what praise i
happened two years ago, I don't know, it may derrate
happen again. However, East Carolina saw a The
chance to win and they took it," Fogler said. brutal i
The loss was Carolina's third in a row, and Car
dropped them to 4-5. The Pirates improved to about t
6-3, and left Columbia with the confidence of compet
beating a highly reputed team.
use 56,
USC 66, Clemson 70 Con
The 4-3 Gamecocks were looking to take re- of Char
venge on the in-state rival Tigers, and also to came ir
rebound from a crushing loss to Old Dominion sic aga
at the Food Lion MVP Classic. clean si
USC started out hot, as they quickly built But
a 7-0 lead. As the game went on, however, the vor of t
No. 14 Tigers' primary offensive weapon, senior past Ca
point guard Terrell Mclntyre, couldn't be checked, "Tb
as he scorched the Gamecock defense for 27 die Fog]
points. the cal
Power forward Harold Jamison also chipped Onegro
in 11 points for Clemson, as he continuously turnovi
drove over USC's Bud Johnson and William US(
Gallman for inside baskets. the easi
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senior point guard BJ McKie's 23 points, but For
were still shut out inside the lane by the Tiger's as well
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sive defense. Although USC lost, the the foul line, 43.8 percent. Thej
aw the further emergence of freshman mal 28.6 percent overall in t]
mron Lucas, who scored 11 and was able One player who had no trot
re his way around the heavier Clemson BJ McKie, who finished with ;
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2 Head Coach Eddie Fogler was pleased
s team's output, and had nothing but USC 55, College of Charleston
for Mclntyre, calling him "the most un- In the first game of the MVP
d guard in the country." lotte, the Gamecocks faced
win put Clemson at 9-1 heading into a Charleston.
\CC schedule. The last time these two teai
olina dropped to 4-4, but was optimistic Gamecocks needed overtime t
he future, as they showed they could Cougars,
e against highly talented teams. Behind an intense defens
showing from Bud Johnson, U
Old Dominion 59 40 minutes this time, beating
ling off a solid win against the College Carolina jumped out to a quit
leston the night before, the Gamecocks never looked back. While US
lto their second game of the MVP Clas- Cougars with ease, that team
inst Old Dominion looking to make a prise the basketball world the
iveep of their contests in Charlotte. a 66-64 upset over the North Cai
on a night when the odds seemed in fahe
underdog, the Monarchs squeaked Notes
irolina, 59-56. Freshman forward Damiei
ey are very good," said USC Coach Ed- his nose against Clemson but
ler of his team's opponent. "They showed man center Tony Kitchings has
iber of team they are this weekend, and might have to get a medica]
up played hard. We didn't have too many season ... senior forward Lero
ers, but we had a hard time scoring." a mild ankle sprain against C
2 had the most difficulty scoring with recovered to about 90 percent st
est shot in the game of basketball ? the next game is Wednesday, Jar
the entire contest, the Gamecocks shot
from the 3-point line as they didfrom ?enW Writer Jared Kelowitz i
tor Nathan Brown contribute
umbles against B\
WALVIEB ALL continued from page 17 her third double-doi
had 13 points whil
17, the Tigers opened up a quick early lead and man chipped in IS
a subsequent 36-22 halftime cushion. USC would "Defensively, \
never recover. USC Head Coach I
some holes and th
USC 80, UNC-AsheviUe 40 "I felt that at t
The South Carolina women's basketball team We played bettei
bounced back from its first loss of the season with first five games."
an 80-40 win over UNC Asheville at Frank After falling to.
McGuire Arena. by dominating the
Carolina held a 35-20 halftime lead and in the 5 l-d i overall ana
second half pushed the margin to as many as 45 UNC Ashevillt
points, fueled in part by a 16-2 run to start the who had 15 points,
half. 12 points for the I
Carolina held the Lady Bulldogs to two, 20minute
halves and 35 percent shooting for the
game. Assistant Sports 1
Annie Lester led the way for Carolina, scor- Copy Editor Toda
ing 27 points and grabbing 13 rebounds. It was aTu^ staff reports c
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