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Volleyball
Instate rivals to
square off, but how
soon is unknown
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13
Tami Bysura.
However, USC’s winning streak
could be determining the outcome
of the game.
“Each time we go out we get a
little bit better. Winning (the
Miami) tournament is important
because it gives us confidence as
we go into the next two weeks,”
Christopher said.
This will be the 45th meeting be
tween the two teams. USC leads
the all-time series 27-17.
use IN THE POLLS
Women’s Volleyball
Top 25
1. Nebraska
2. Cal State-Long Beach
3. Arizona
4. Stanford
5. Southern California
6. Penn State
7. Pacific
8. UCLA
9. Wisconsin
10. Florida
11. Colorado State
12. Hawaii
13. Pepperdine
14. Brigham Young
15. Ohio State
16. Texas A&M
17. Minnesota
18. Cal-Santa Barbara
19. SOUTH CAROLINA
20. Santa Clara
21. Utah
22. Kansas State
23. Notre Dame
24. Northern Iowa
25. Texas
NCSAA Men’s Soccer
Top 25
1. Southern Methodist
2. St. Johns
3. Stanford
4. St. Louis
5. Connecticut
6. Virginia
7. Washington
8. Alabama-Birmingham
9. Indiana
10. North Carolina
11. Seton Hall
12. Maryland
13. Ohio State
14. Creighton
15. San Diego
16. Penn State
17. Furman
18. Hartwick College
19. SOUTH CAROLINA
20. Fairfield
21. Cal State-Fullerton
22. UCLA
23. Rutgers
24. Wake Forest
25. Kentucky
Associated Press
Football Top 25
ESPN/USA Today
Coaches’ Top 25
1. Miami
2. Florida
3. Oklahoma
4. Nebraska
5. Texas
6. Florida State
7. Oregon
8. Tennessee
9. Virginia Tech
10. Georgia Tech
11. Fresno State
12. Kansas State
13. Washington
14. UCLA
15. LSU
16. Northwestern
17. Mississippi State
18. SOUTH CAROLINA
19. Clemson
20. Michigan
21. Ohio State
22. Oregon State
23. Notre Dame
24. BYU
25. Louisville
1. Miami
2. Florida
3. Oklahoma
4. Nebraska
5. Florida State
6. Texas
7. Oregon
8. Tennessee
9. Virginia Tech
10. Kansas State
11. Georgia Tech
12. UCLA
13. Washington
14. LSU
15. Fresno State
16. Mississippi State
17. Michigan
18. Clemson
19. Northwestern
20. SOUTH CAROLINA
21. Ohio State
22. Oregon State
23. Notre Dame
24. Purdue
25. BYU
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always looking for
enthusiastic
writers who foUow
USC sports with a
passion.
E-mail us at
gamecocksports@hot
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SEC STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION
CONF OVERALL
South Carolina 1-0 2-0
Tennessee 1-0 2-0
Florida 0-0 2-0
Kentucky 0-0 1-1
Georgia 0-1 1-1
Vanderbilt 0-1 0-2
WESTERN DIVISION
CONF OVERALL
Auburn 1-0 2-0
Alabama 1-0 1-1
Miss. St 0-0 1-0
Louisiana State 0-0 2-0
Arkansas 0-1 1-1
Ole Miss 0-1 1-1
This week’s SEC
schedule:
Bowling Green (2-0) at South Carolina (2-0)
Tennessee (2-0) at Florida (2-0)
Brigham Young (3-0) at Mississippi St (1-0)
Houston (0-1) at Georgia (1-1)
Vanderbilt (0-2) at Ole Miss (1-1)
Southern Miss (1-0) at Alabama (1-1)
Kentucky (1-1) at Indiana (0-1)
North Texas (0-2) at Arkansas (1-1)
Auburn (2-0) at Louisiana State (2-0)
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Give us your picks by calling 777-7182, e-mailing us at
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Be sure to include name, major, year and a phone
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This week’s games are:
BOWLING GREEN (2-0)
AT NO. 18 SOUTH CAROLINA (2-0)
NO. 23 NOTRE DAME (0-1)
AT PURDUE (1-0)
NO. 8 TENNESSEE (2-0)
. AT NO. 2 FLORIDA (2-0)
NO. 13 WASHINGTON (1-0)
AT NO. 1 MIAMI (2-0)
NO. 10 GEORGIA TECH (3-0)
AT NO. 6 FLORIDA STATE (2-0)
NO. 24 BRIGHAM YOUNG (3-0)
AT NO. 17 MISSISSIPPI STATE (1-0)
DUKE (0-1)
AT NO. 19 CLEMSON (2-0)
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