South Carolina Dominates Clemson 94 77 in Home Win
South Carolina defeats Clemson 94 to 77 in Columbia on a sellout 12 401 crowd. Kevin Carmody led SC with early hot scoring as the Gamecocks surged to a 12 2 start and never relinquished the lead. Clemson falls to 7 12 while SC improves to 13 4 in the series and 75 50 all time.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Joe Clemson
Tigers
Gamecocks
Steve Steinwedel
Kevin Carmody
Clemson
David Shaffer
Mike Brittain
Jimmy Foster
Tigertown
Steinwedel
Bill Foster
Michaels
Jones
Martin
Sanderson
Haw
McCants
Eppley
Wallace
Thorne
Holmes
Kendall
Campbell
Jarman
Shaffer
Brittain
Jenkins
Bynum
Jer
Carmody
Benson
Jergenson
Foster
Peacock
Pacers Sweep Claflin Brighten Playoff Hopes
USC Aiken's 99 70 victory over Claflin boosts Pacers as coach Larry Wall lauds improved defense and patience. Six players reach double figures led by Hamilton 20 and Lewis 14, with James Dallas pulling 16 rebounds as USCAA holds a 62 35 edge on the boards. Wall notes March targets and cancelations amid Krause Kount implications.
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Claflin
NASA
Pacer
Larry Wall
USCA
Coastal Carolina
Chanticleers
Central Wesleyan
North Augusta High
Pacers
Tim Hamilton
Carlton Lewis
James Brown
Darnell Jones
Ron McKie
Rouse
James Spellman
Panthers
Usc-A
Advan
Tage
James Dallas
Wall
Paine Lady Pacers fall to USC Aiken in rough outing
Paine College women spoiled by physical play as USC Aiken defeats them 75 to 60. Kim Thomas scores 24 with 19 rebounds to lead Paine while Mindy Gibson adds 12 and Vern Davis 10. Paine slips to 5-8 and will play USC Spartanburg next at 6 p.m.
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Olivia Newton John
Usc-Aiken
Lady Pacer
Chris Faust
Usc-A
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Lady Pacers
Faust
Kim Thomas
Thomas
NAIA
Paine
Mindy Daniels Gibson
Vern Davis
Gibson
Usc-Spartanburg
Paula Skedsvold
Cindy Lawrence
Janet Kennedy
Jackie Bowers
Leigh Pagan
Dawn Weeks
Mindy Gibson
Krista Skace
Totals
Carrie Hester
Pam
Character shaping Super Bowl tale of Redskins Dolphins
The 1982 Super Bowl XLI preview recounts how the Washington Redskins and Miami Dolphins used past losses to forge a title run. It notes Miami’s 41-38 overtime playoff defeat to San Diego in 1981 and Washington’s 0-5 start under Joe Gibbs before turning the season around with a 24-7 win over the Bears and a 11-1 pace heading to Pasadena.
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Los Angeles
Washington Redskins
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Dolphins
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Miami
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Uwe von Schumann
Rolf Benirschke
Bob Kuechenberg
Cincinnati
San Diego
Joe Gibbs
Washington
Dave Butz
Gibbs
Redskins
Chicago
Bears
John Riggins
Pasadena
Mark Murphy
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