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Gamecocks
from page 10
try, the road doesn’t get any easier. The
Gamecocks have a week to prepare for
their next opponent, Mississippi State.
After that match, the first of four
straight at Frank McGuire Arena, USC
faces Alabama, LSU, Georgia and then
games at Florida and Vanderbilt to close
out the season.
This might sound like an easy
schedule, but it might be harder than
the previous 10 games. Alabama fea
tures junior college transfer Schea Cot
ton, one of the most productive new
comers in the SEC, while LSU has the
league’s second leading scorer, fresh
man Stromile Swift.
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After a slow start, Georgia has start
ed to give the top teams fits, while
Florida and the Commodores are both
headed to the NCAA Tournament.
Saying the Gamecocks may not
make the postseason this season is a
strong contender for understatement
of the year.
However, the Gamecocks might
see the return of point guard Aaron
Lucas to help them in their quest. Lu
cas is making a strong recovery and
could be ready for the Mississippi State
game.
With or without Lucas, the Gamec
cks will have to put together an ex
tensive run if they want to extend
the career of senior Herbert Lee Davis
and their own season.
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TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS
No.
00 David Ross, f 4 63 4 0 022 4 5 11- 1 0 0 1 21
35 Antonio Grant, 1 3 '4 0 10 010 1461200 23
12 Marius Petravicius, c 3 70 03 400 0291000 18
14 Herbert Lee Davis, g 2 12 2 52 402 2282001 27
31Chuck Eidson, g 4 11 0 12 315 62 10 5312 36
10 Jamel Bradley 4 94 93 405 53 15 4000 25
15 Travis Kraft 2 62 60 000 0162000 18
32 Calvin Clemmons 0 10' 00 000 0000100 2
33 Damien Kinloch 0 10 01 251 6210001 13
50 Tony Kitchings 4 5 0 01 225 7390400 17
Team 2 2 4
Totals 26 62 11 26 12 19 13 22 35 24 7517 11 1 5 200
Ole Miss 15-7, 3-6 SEC
No. FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PE TP A TO B S MIN
24 Marcus Hicks, £ 7 12 0 1 4-6 0 7 7 2 18 4 2 1 1 31
25 Lataryl Williams, f 0 50 10 025 7102100 16
44 Rahim Lockhart, g 8 90 02 345 93 18 0121 33
22 Jason Flanigan, g 3 71 24 723 51 11 9001 34
32 Emmanuel Wade, g 2 51 20 005 5151210 25
11 Jason Harrison 3 62 36 600 04 14 3402 23
20 Jason Holmes 0 20,11 201 1010000 6
21 Darrian Brown 4 63 53 421 33 14 0101 20
23 Syniker Taylor 0 0 0 00 000 0100000 3
54 John Engstront 1 10 00 000 0320100 9
Team 0 0 0
Totals 28 53 7 15 20 28 10 27 37 19 8318 12 4 6 200
Sean ravford Gamecock Sports
USC’s Tony Kitchings and Damien Kinloch crowd Clemson’s Tomas
Nagys in the Tigers’ 61-58 win Dec. 15.
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Wallace
from page 10
What Warner said was much more
shocking.
He said, “I’d like to thank my Lord and
Savior Jesus Christ.”
Excuse me?
Can you say that in this day and age?
Of course you can. And why not?
In this country today, you can say about
anything else.
I can write a whole sentence filled with
profanity if I want. But Warner gave cred
it where he felt credit was due.
He gave it all to God
Warner’s outlook on life is that with
God on his side, he is always happy, namat
ter what happens. How many of us can find
this kind of meaning in life and assured hap
piness?
Warner can.
And he does deserve it, although he’ll
never admit it. I just hope that people can
find a happiness like Miner's.
He is proof that fame and accolades
won’t make you content and that life plays
by no rules and anything can happen.
Sadly, Derrick Thomas is a reminder
that within the Wink of an eye, something
can be taken away.
Kurt Mmer does not fear that
His life is complete.
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Women's Tennis
The No. 13 South Carolina women’s
tennis remained undefeated on the young
► season as they turned bade in-state rival Fur
man 8-0 Wednesday at Ok USC Indoor Ten
nis Center.
Carolina (3-0) got things roiling against
Furman (2-2) with a sweep of the doubles
matches.
No. 14 Katarina Markovski and Jennifer
Radman had no troubles with the Furman
team of Megan Pun igan and Gene Holman,
dispatching them 8-3.
Leigh Echelbeiger and Lynn-Yin Tan
held off the duo of Jarrell Starnes and Na
talie The, 8-6. For the third consecutive
match, the USC team of Kathy Boyanovich
and Tamara Sutton cruised, beatirg Mered
ith Moore and Emelie Isaksson 8-1.
At number one singles, Carolina’s
( Markovski beat Dungian 7-6,6-2,6-4
while Radman defeated Moore at No.
2 singles 6-2,6-1.
Other USC winners were Boyanovich
over Holman 2-6,7-5,1-0, (10-7), Sutton
over Starnes 6-0,6-3, Echelbeiger over
Isaksson 6-4,6-1 and Tan over The 6-0,
6-3.
There is no rest for the Gamecocks as
they continue play today with a home
match against No. 26 Arkansas at the In
door Tennis Center. This will be the
SEC dual opener for both schools.
Match Results
Doubles Seed
1. #14Markovski/Radman vs. Duni
gan/Holman USC 8-3
2. #42 Eichelbetger/Tan vs. Stames/Tbe
USC 8-6
3. Boyanovich/Sutton vs. Moore/Isaks
son USC 8-1
Singles
1. #25 Katarina Markovski vs. Megan
Dunigan USC 7-6,6-2,6-4
2. #48 Jennifer Radman vs. Meredith
Moore USC 6-2,6-1
3. Kathy Boyanovich vs. Gene Holman
USC 2-6,7-5,1-0,00-7)
4. #99 Tamara Sutton vs. Jarrell Starnes
USC 6-0,6-3
5. Leigh Eichelbeiger vs. Emelie Isaksson
USC 64,6-1
6. Lynn-Yin Tan vs. Natalie The
USC 60,63
Woman’s Golf
The No, 17 South Carolina
women’s golf team shot a final
round score of 316 and finished in
17th place at the prestigious
SMU/OSU Regional Challenge at
the Palos Verdes Golf Club.
South Carolina’s top players
for the event were senior Apryl
Arrants at an 18-up 231 and fresh
man Kristy McPherson at a 21-up
234. Arrants tied for 43rd, while
McPherson ended the tournament
in a tie for 57th.
Freshman Kacy Thompson tied
for 60th at 22-up, while junior Ste
fanie Reynolds finished at 25-up
(tie 70th place). Senior Emma Lof
gren (35-over, tie 82nd place)
rounded out the Gamecock squad.
Up next for Carolina is a trip to
the Lady Gator Invitational in
Gainesville, Fla., on Feb. 25-27.
Team Scores (Top 10)
1. Arizona 288-291-290=869
2. Southern California 294-286-299=
879
T3. Georgia 298-295-301=894
T3. Stanford 303-300-291= 894
5. Pepperdine 291-298-307= 896
6. Arizona State 304-296-302= 902
7. New Mexico St. 308-297-304=
909
8. Oklahoma State 299-315-298= 912
9. UCLA 303-308-303=914
10. Wike Forest 314-304-299=917
17. South Carolina 314-308-316=938
Individual Scoring (USC in bold)
1. Shauna Estes Georgia 70-68
74=212 •
T2. Miriam Nagl Arizona State 72-69
72=213
T2. Candie Kung So. California 73
70- 70=213
T4. Christina Monteiro Arizona 72
71- 72=215
T4. Stephanie Keever Stanford 74
73-68=215
6. Nicole Dalkas So. California 73
68-75=216
T43. Apryl Arrants USC 77-76
78=231 +18
T57. Kristy McPherson USC 78-75
81=234 +21
T60. Kacy Thompson USC 77-79
79=235 +22
T70. Stefanie Reynolds USC 82-78
78=238 +25
T82. Emma Lofgren USC 83-82
83=248 +35
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