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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2013 VOL. 111, NO. 37 ● SINCE 1908

Women’s Quad renovation hits possible delay

State board vote pushed back for member concerns Thad Moore [email protected]

Renovations to the Women’s Quadrangle could be held up as a vote by the state Budget and Control Board to approve them was delayed Tuesday. A member of the board still had questions about the $27.2 million project as the $34 million bond to pay for it was about to go up for approval, so USC requested to push the vote back. The delay could cause issues for the Photos by Brian Almond / THE DAILY GAMECOCK project. Models show off outfi ts that were designed with thousands of condoms at the sixth annual Project Condom Wednesday night. The state budget board isn’t scheduled to meet until May 7, around when USC officials had planned to start upgrading the three residence Students roll out condom fashion halls. That could delay the start of the work, which is already expected to BGLSA takes top prize Second-year variation of sexual science student Caitlin close the dorms next year, according international relations freedom, they said; it was Cox of the look she helped in annual sexual health to an email from university spokesman student Tori Moore and meant to represent the create for Changing Wes Hickman. They were expected runway competition fi rst-year English student need for a destigmatization Carolina . “You can still be Raven Mathewes secured of homosexual sex. safe while sexy.” Mikelle Street DELAYS ● 3 [email protected] fi rst place with the outfi t, Last year’s winner, The group created the which included a rainbow- Alpha Phi Omega, came outfit with a Mardi Gras colored American fl ag. in second place this year, theme and was named the The Bisexual, Gay, “What better symbol with one of the night’s two audience’s choice of the Lesbian, Straight Alliance for America than Captain Wonder Woman-themed night after 284 votes were took home top prize at America?” Mathewes pieces. Third place went to tallied. the sixth annual Project asked. a team from Bedsider.org, Nearly 400 students Condom competition The look, which was who created a gladiator. attended the event, down Tuesday, w it h a Capt a i n the product of about a “It’s about making safe from more than 500 America theme and more month’s work, was meant decisions while drinking,” last year, according to than 3,000 red, white and to represent a different said second-year exercise blue condoms. CONDOM ● 4 Elephants stomp through Greek Village

Some things were just like normal by the Greek Village Tuesday morning: Traffic on Blossom Street was snarled, and a train blocked cars on Lincoln Street. But this time, there were elephants. To the chagrin of drivers and the delight of a gaggle of children, a chain of the massive mammals Andrew Askins / THE DAILY GAMECOCK trudged off a train toward the Colonial Life Arena, linking tails and trunks. SPRING The children and a handful of USC students had a few things in common at the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey’s annual PRACTICE Elephant Walk: They stood fascinated, they braved a chilly, rainy morning and, in large part, Defensive coordinator they were skipping class. The circus kicks off Thursday Lorenzo Ward said night at 7 p.m. and continues Tuesday defensive end with eight performances through Sunday afternoon. Ticket prices Jadeveon Clowney has a range from $15 to $74. lot to do if he’s going to be —Compiled by Thad Moore, News the nation’s top recruit. Editor Andrew Askins / THE DAILY GAMECOCK SEE PAGE 10 More of Greene Street to be blocked off

Road to be closed during day from Preston Transportation about blocking traffi c on Greene Street, according to university spokesman Wes College to Pickens Street after quad renovation from around Preston Residential College to near Hickman. They’d be closed from 9 a.m. to 4 Pickens Street during school days, according p.m. Thad Moore to Derek Gruner, Facilities planning and The road closures are planned to start in [email protected] programming director. mid-May, according to a presentation to USC The project would see the installation of three trustees last week, the same time the university USC plans to start “training” drivers to avoid new gates: one just past the Petigru College is planning to start a $27.2 million project to Greene Street during the day, as it plans to gate parking lot entrance, one that would enclose renovate the Women’s Quadrangle. off more of the road. Preston Residential College and one uphill The affected area is in a primary pedestrian The university plans to meet with city from the Russell House’s loading dock that pathway that’s grown congested with Petigru’s government and the state Department of would eliminate some on-street parking on Bull GREENE ● 2

Wednesday Ivy & Leo Harmful wages Baseball wins big 57° 33° The new boutique Columnist Matt Cole- USC won its second brings low-priced man discusses the consecutive shutout fashions to the For- harmful effects that in baseball Tuesday Thursday est Acres shopping increasing minimum with a 10-0 home vic- center. wages would have on tory over Ball State. 62° 34° the labor force. See page 6 See page 5 See page 10 2 Wednesday, March 6, 2013 In Brief. Poll: Most SC residents Suspect spends $1k TSA to allow some support Medicaid growth of stolen cash on pizza pocket knives on planes

South Carolina won’t be participating in Someone in Irmo’s evidently hungry Flying home for spring break? Don’t try an expansion of Medicaid, but a majority for pizza. to take your pocket knife on board — not of older residents support one, according Lexington County deputies are yet, at least. to a new poll. investigating a case of credit card fraud The Transportation Security The AARP surveyed residents 45 that included more than $1,000 of food at Administration announced it would start and older and found 54 percent favored a Pizza Hut on St. Andrews Road, WIS letting passengers take pocket knives on the Medicaid expansion included in the reports. planes, as long as they’re not more than Patient Protection and Affordable Care Over the course of 21 transactions , 2.36 inches long and half an inch wide. Act, or “Obamacare,” The Post and the suspect — police aren’t sure who In an average month, a large airport Courier reported. — racked up a total of $1,047.96 in will rack up 850 pounds of carry-ons According to the AARP, it would make purchases, a representative of Pizza Hut’s prohibited by the TSA and jettisoned by 329,000 more South Carolinians eligible corporate offi ce told investigators. passengers. About half of that consists of for the program. The suspect had been ordering food knives. The expansion was made optional by with two different names and addresses. The change will start April 25, and, as the Supreme Court in 2012, and South In all, the representative said, the Irmo The Wall Street Journal described it, it’s Carolina — led by Gov. Nikki Haley, state location has seen 64 other purchases that “one of the biggest moves to scale back Health and Human Services Director involved fraud. the stringent airport-security measures Tony Keck and Republican legislators — established after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror has opted out, according to The Post and —Thad Moore, News Editor attacks.” Courier. —Thad Moore, News Editor —Thad Moore, News Editor

GREENE ● Cont. from 1 university is compiling estimates. renovation work. The project would USC counted the require city approval vehicle and pedestrian because of the road New Greene Street gates traffic last year at six closure, and the intersections that state Department of would be affected, Transportation would Hickman said, but need to be notified specific numbers because it would affect Petigru weren’t available by traffi c fl ow on Pickens Woodrow Old New Preston press time. and Blossom streets, Gate Gate USC is also planning which are state-run, to build a traffi c circle according to Hickman. on Bull Street starting “We’ve had a Greene Street in April of 2014, series of meetings so drivers can turn with city staff and New around more easily if don’t anticipate any Gate they don’t know about objections,” Hickman New Old Women’s Gate Gate the closure, Gruner wrote in an email Quad said. Doing so would response. Russell also allow for a new House bus stop. How much the projects will cost hasn’t Callcott

been determined yet, Pickens Street Hickman said, as the DG Bull Street

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Brown-Nagin’s award winning monograph focuses on the South’s largest and most economically important city, from the 1940s through 1950, to demonstrate how the Civil Rights Movement features a wide array of activists and varied approaches to activism. This event is co-sponsored by The African American Studies Program and The History Center. A reception and book signing will follow the lecture. DELAYS ● Continued from 1 The board hears USC projects worth more than $500,000 and is the to open in time for Fall 2014. last of a six-step approval process. How it will affect the construction Eckstrom’s concerned there’s a lot schedule isn’t yet clear, according that remains to be seen about the to Hickman, and officials haven’t federal fi scal environment, which has decided yet how they’ll react. seen recent debates and uncertainty The Daily Gamecock called over the fi scal cliff, debt ceiling and and emailed Hickman repeatedly sequestration cuts, Ward said. How to elaborate on his email Tuesday those factors will affect tuition and evening but did not receive a enrollment, for example, isn’t yet response. known. USC has two key options: delay But Eckstrom has visited the the start time of the project by a Women’s Quadrangle a few times year and begin work in 2014 or see and thought it was different — a if contractors could speed up their health and safety issue, not a work to fi nish in time for a Fall 2014 superfl uous expansion — Ward said. opening, The State reported. Last fall, some residents of Sims The Budget and Control Board were moved out because mold was could also hold a special meeting growing in their rooms. The three before May, a possibility for which buildings were constructed between there may be some support on the 1939 and 1959. fi ve-member panel. “[Eckstrom] was in the basement Comptroller General Richard of one of them, and he didn’t want to Eckstrom, for example, is open to stay there very long, because he just the idea, according to his spokesman, didn’t feel like it was safe with the Eric Ward. mold,” Ward said. “I think he would even call for one The uncertainty of outside forces himself,” Ward said. could also affect how much debt The move to delay the vote caused USC can take on in the future, confusion at the meeting Tuesday according to an analysis by Barclays morning. Ward said Eckstrom released last month. hadn’t expected concerns to hold up USC has $512.8 million in debt, the project and didn’t know whose and it’s capable of taking on more, questions had caused it. according to the report, but federal Later Tuesday, The State fi scal questions or changes in state identified Rep. Brian White, the funding could affect that. chairman of the House Ways and Still, USC has made plans to add Means Committee, as the member more, and the growing total has who caused the holdup, saying he drawn concern from USC trustees at has questions about university debt recent meetings. and the effect of federal fi scal issues. Last week, trustees OK’d up to Repeated efforts to reach White $48.1 million in bonds for a new law for comment were unsuccessful school building and a $14.6 million Tuesday. indoor football practice facility, Other board members have shared which would be paid for in part by similar qualms with state projects. $12.1 million in athletics debt. Treasurer Curtis Loftis has They also approved a tentative focused on keeping projects on list of projects USC could one day budget and avoiding buildings that pursue, including athletics facilities, are “overly fancy,” according to a $27 million health center and a Brian DeRoy, his spokesman. $29.3 million renovation of Bates And Eckstrom has cautioned West. universities and state agencies that come before the Budget and Control Board to think carefully about the projects they bring, Ward said. DG

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Carolina Productions. “It’s always interesting to see what people can do with a found object,” said “Project Runway: All Stars Season 2” winner Anthony Auld , who was one of the hosts. Auld was joined by USC students, like second- year marketing and management student Courtland Thomas, and Ryan Wilson, the executive director of South Carolina Equality and founder of Project Condom, to host throughout the night. “I’m always curious to see what other designers do,” Auld said. “It brings back a lot of memories.” Auld said he’s currently working on building a brand based out of the South. Later this month he will take part in New Orleans’ fashion week and will participate in a fashion show in Paris at the Louvre. “My schedule for March was kind of crazy but this was something I wanted to do,” Auld said. Mathewes said Wilson’s involvement in Project Condom’s founding helped inspire BGLSA members in this year’s competition. “BGLSA started the event, so I feel like it’s one of those events that BGLSA needs to be a part of,” Mathewes said. DG

Brian Almond / THE DAILY GAMECOCK The Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Straight Alliance claimed fi rst prize at Project Condom in the Russell House Ballroom.

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KRISTMAR MULDROW NICK NALBONE more control Design Director Asst. Photo Editor Congestion on roads PAULINA BERKOVICH CHLOE GOULD Sports Editor Mix Editor inconvenient, dangerous As Five Points holds its Women’s Quad project annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration March 16, more than 40,000 people are needs urgent approval expected to crowd the streets of Columbia, causing more than just a surge in alcohol sales. The mold-infested Women’s With special events, Quadrangle has been festering on especially ones like St. Pat’s in campus for a while now, waiting for Five Points, comes severely overdue renovations to make it Minimum wage can’t stop poverty an unbelievable once again habitable for students. But it’s unlikely the increased demand amount of traffic now, these renovations may prove harder Hiked up base pay will for consumer goods will offset the and congestion. to get rolling ease decr productivity job losses. Though the than previously During his State of the Union A higher minimum wage will traffic flow “With USC’s anticipated. address, President Barack Obama accelerate the pace of automation is heavy, the campus as Like many called on Congress to raise the and outsourcing. As labor control of it is projects, plans to Whitney congested as it federal minimum wage to $9 an becomes more expensive, robots dishearteningly renovate campus Smith hour. The policy is seen as a way to and computers become attractive Second-year minimal. Crowds already is and buildings have ensure record-high corporate profi ts alternatives. A higher minimum journalism of people and cars to first run student more than 1,000 are fairly distributed. Minimum wage, or a minimum wage at all, block roads that through a lot students turned wage hike supporters hurts the least-skilled among us. If lead to work places and off- of bureaucracy, also claim it is wrong worker’s skills aren’t worth at least campus housing. In previous away from where state that a parent of two minimum wage, they will be barred years, those who live beyond offi cials convene on-campus who earns minimum from the market and be unable to the stadium and leave their to approve the wage lives below the gain experience that will increase house or apartment after 10 housing, a loans that USC poverty line. While their value. a.m. have been known to sit in needs to conduct delay would be it is in our national Attacking minimum wage isn’t a three-hour line just to make these projects. disastrous.” Matthew interest to reduce both heartless. All sensible voices in the it back home. This situation The problem is, Coleman income inequality debate recognize the need to reduce is unavoidable for students consent needs to Second-year and poverty, raising inequality and poverty, but there are with jobs or other obligations be given from all members on the board, international the minimum wage better ways than a higher minimum on Saturday mornings. The and one member is holding out because business student isn’t the best way to wage. The government should scant number of police offi cers he still has a few questions he wants accomplish those goals. In fact, it increase its investment in education who direct traffic do little answered. As a result, the decision has may have the opposite effect. and job training to improve workers’ to improve the situation for been postponed until the next scheduled Economists can’t seem to agree skills to justify higher wages. drivers who have to wait 45 meeting, which is in May — also when on the effects of an increased The government should also use minutes to inch 3 feet down the renovations were supposed to begin. minimum wage on unemployment. a combination of welfare benefits the road. For a project as critical as this one, Unfortunately, empirical evidence and cash payments to establish a However, true to Columbia USC can’t afford to waste any more time. isn’t of much use. For every study basic income. These subsidies could tradition, there will A delay in the project’s start date could supporting raising minimum wage, phase out as incomes increase but undoubtably be more police very likely mean students wouldn’t be there is another demonstrating it be structured so it’s always more officers giving festival-goers able to move in on time in Fall 2014, the increases unemployment. profi table to work than not. drinking tickets during this intended completion date. With USC’s Because of this, we must rely on A minimum wage essentially year’s celebration. Instead of campus as congested as it already is and economic logic to determine the bars the least skilled from working, focusing all the attention on more than 1,000 students turned away best policy. The law of demand tells which in turn causes them to seek the festival’s guests, police from on-campus housing, a delay would us when the price of a good goes up, full support from the government. officials should be making be disastrous. Moreover, the fungal state the demand goes down. If minimum The goal of removing the minimum sure roads have a steady flow of Sims is a threat to students’ health. wage is raised, all those employees wage is to allow everyone to be of traffic as opposed to the The board should strongly consider whose labor does not bring at least productive, reducing the amount of usual congestion. Many more holding a special meeting as soon as $9 an hour of productivity to the government support necessary. Such accidents happen when traffi c possible to get the renovation approved. company will be let go. Employers a radical restructuring of society isn’t properly controlled and, There may be some other projects the have no desire to keep on employees combines both the right’s respect for with the number of people the state can afford to wait on, but USC’s who bring a negative value to the markets with the left’s recognition festival will draw, more control hazardous housing is not one of them. business. While a higher minimum that civilized society cannot tolerate is essential. wage could stimulate consumption, poverty. Comedians shouldn’t tailor jokes to audience taste Successful performers can be sensitive topics. Through the studio audience’s quickly released a statement expressing regret for groans, Jeselnik makes fun of topics ranging from the tweet. off ensive, funny at same time Christopher Dorner to the Virginia Tech killer’s Many comedians have been walking this thin fashion sense. When popular comedian Daniel line for years now, and some have succeeded more Offensive humor has been a major trend in pop Tosh told rape jokes during a set, the public than others. South Park has won the approval of culture over the past year or so. Comedians and was outraged, saying he should not fans and critics despite episodes on touchy topics. entertainers have been grabbing headlines for make light of such a terrible incident. South Park can get away with this humor because their outlandishly derogatory remarks. In spite During the show, a woman in the it does not bombard viewers with the issue. Their of all of this, they have continued to perform, crowd insisted on telling Tosh he secret to success is making the offensive topic and people have continued to enjoy their jokes. should not make the joke. the back story and focusing instead on the clever Humorists have seemed to be taking the old In another recent example of lines of dialogue and the impeccable timing in phrase “All press is good press” to heart. It is tasteless humor, the popular satirical the show. nothing new for comedians to tell jokes regarding Zach news organization The Onion Despite what the public or sensationalist taboo subjects, but in a time where political Newcastle came under fire when they called media wants, comedians will continue to push correctness seems to be of supreme importance, Second-year 9-year-old Academy Award nominee boundaries. As long as they go about this in a they’re starting to be criticized for it. journalism Quvenzhane Wallis the c-word. After smart way, the public has no right to be upset. By Popular comedians are making a living out student a great amount of negative feedback, giving them your attention, you are signing an of pushing the thin line of clever and crude. The Onion deleted the tweet. There was so much agreement to hear whatever they think is funny, On Feb. 19, comedian Anthony Jeselnik’s show backlash from the tweet because they have a whether you agree with it or not. If viewers don’t “The Jeselnik Offensive” premiered on Comedy reputation for biting satire and when they came appreciate the crude comedy shows of Daniel Central. The premise of the show, in a similar out with a lame tweet for shock value, everyone Tosh or other related performers, the best way to style to Jeselnik’s stand-up, is to poke fun at was more disappointed than shocked. The Onion express disapproval is to just not watch it at all.

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Photos by Chloe Gould / THE DAILY GAMECOCK Ivy & Leo, a boutique that opened Feb. 16 in Forest Acres, sells designer clothing, accessories and shoes at an affordable price. This Columbia shop is the store’s sixth location. Ivy & Leo makes boutique looks affordable Forest Acres shop stocks a different style, a different color and The clothes, the accessories and Las Vegas and New York City. bold colors, prints a different statement. No one piece is the shoes are all boutique finds, Most boutiques shop for brands in too much like last and, perhaps, the but Ivy & Leo has cut the cost that Atlanta, Carpenter said, and because Chloe Gould most appealing part of the experience usually comes with those tags. The Ivy & Leo doesn’t, it has a different [email protected] is the price. owners pick each piece of clothing for selection than other Southern locales. “It’s reasonable,” said Daisy the six Ivy & Leo locations in North Customers also look for clothing Stripes, polka dots and zig-zag Carpenter, an Ivy & Leo manager. and South Carolina by hand do their from within the U.S. and Ivy & Leo lines — patterns and prints, in jewel “It’s shopping without the guilt.” purchasing at shows in Los Angeles, has it, Carpenter said. tones and pastels, line the walls on The boutique keeps an open-door two racks. policy, literally leaving its glass front Beachy, loose-fitting cover-ups doors open, and creates a friendly and hang beside belted strapless dresses, helpful atmosphere in its staff. and free-standing racks of red, pink “We’re not an exclusive boutique,” and baby blue skinny jeans make a Carpenter said. rainbow through the center of the Ivy & Leo tries hard to cater to all store. ages — from middle-school girls to Ivy & Leo, a boutique that opened their moms. Nothing the store stocks in the Forest Acres shopping center is too age specifi c, Carpenter said. Feb. 16, is a pretty pink palace of A table of turquoise baubles and affordable designer dresses, jewelry, beaded jewelry sit out on a table just shoes and scarves. inside the front door. A white-boxed The walls are painted bubble gum showcase of wedges and flats and pink and track lighting sets customers moccasins, with a few added sun hats inside a glowing dream house of and totes, decorate the back wall. unique, boutique styles. Even if moms don’t want to dare to The shop, which is based out of try a fuchsia frock, they have a good Charlotte, has one motto: “Fashion pick of accessories. should be fun.” Each rack in Ivy & Leo showcases BOUTIQUE ● 7 ‘People, Hell and Angels’ Unreleased Jimi Hendrix tracks let between 1968 and 1969. The songs guitar god live on 43 years later were slated to be included on a follow- up to “Electric Ladyland,” the final Kristyn Winch album of new material released by the [email protected] Jimi Hendrix Experience during the frontman’s lifetime. He left the world too soon “People, Hell and Angels” is the fourth — at 27, an age that seems disc to be released under the Jimi Hendrix cursed for a slew of rockers. Experience deal with Legacy Recordings. He had style. Psychedelic tie Posthumous releases aren’t new for dyes and that unmanageable the music industry. Fans have received afro were the staples musical gifts from the angels of everyone of his signature look. from Elvis Presley to Amy Winehouse He gave us rainbows and our fallen heroes still make millions bold as love , guitar after death. Hendrix fans have seen their solos that melted fair share of posthumously released audiences, a deeper tracks by the guitar legend — but never appreciation for the anything like this collection. color purple and “People, Hell and Angels” is a an unforgettable beautiful marriage of the familiar rendition of and the unexpected. You hear our country’s his signature electric guitar riffs, national anthem. wailing loud with solos for minutes And even on end, but you get more depth, too. though he’s been The album highlights Hendrix’s foray gone for decades into other genres, namely blues and jazz. — it’s been nearly The tracks are loaded with complex 43 years since his last layers: horns, piano, other vocalists. original album was “Let Me Move You” is a fast-paced, released — Jimi Hendrix soulful jaunt with a killer saxophone line still has a whole lot to give. by Hendrix’s buddy Lonnie Youngblood. “People, Hell and Angels,” “Mojo Man” gives off a Southern bayou a collection of 12 previously vibe as Harlem band The Ghetto unreleased Hendrix studio Fighters take the mic. “Crash Landing” tracks, dropped this week, is a fi eld trip to the land of funk, a groovy opening the eyes and ears work that could inspire a revival, or at of music fans both young and least a new appreciation, of the genre. old. An intensely long instrumental piece Most of the album’s tracks were HENDRIX ● 7 Courtesy of hypefl oats.com recorded pre-Woodstock in sessions Wednesday, March 6, 2013 The Daily Gamecock 7

Photos by Chloe Gould / THE DAILY GAMECOCK The boutique, named after the owner’s two rescue dogs, stocks the store with bold colors, patterns and prints. The owners also handpick each item the shop buys.

BOUTIQUE ● Continued from 6 Girls come in to snag a Friday night going- cupcakes. A portion of proceeds have also gone to out dress, while others shop for more formal benefi t charities in the past. The fi rst Ivy & Leo — named for the owning occasions, like graduation. One woman even found In Columbia, Carpenter has already set her family’s two rescue dogs — opened in Charlotte her wedding dress at the boutique, Carpenter said. sights on Ivy & Leo’s neighbor, Cafe Caturra , for a in 2009. Carpenter is the manager at that location, With their open-door policy and upbeat vibe, possible catered evening of shopping. The boutique and she is in Columbia to train new employees the Charlotte Ivy & Leo has already dabbled in also hopes to work with sororities for philanthropic after the opening. social nights in the store. The shop will pick a day events and college-budget-friendly trunk shows. “In Charlotte, we’re known as a dress shop,” and offer a discount on merchandise with wine and DG Carpenter said.

HENDRIX ● Continued from 6 Hendrix “Experience.” Music is supposed to take you places, titled “Easy Blues” is a standout. With open up new worlds and help you a second guitarist, Larry Lee, joining forget about the monotonous aspects Hendrix on the track, the legend shows of everyday life. Hendrix knew how to how well he can be a team player while do that, and the statement rings true of also spreading his wings for one of “People, Hell and Angels,” too. the most incredible solos he has ever While no amount of adoration or played. album sales can bring Hendrix back to Hendrix was an innovator. He wasn’t life, it’s nice to know his spirit lives on afraid to take risks and experiment; through this glorious track listing. after all, his band was called the Jimi DG Wednesday, March 6, 2013 8 HOUSING EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ANNOUNCEMENTS

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BASEBALL ● Cont. from 10 was diagnosed with a rotation. Wynkoop stress-related injury may earn a weekend than the other team, and in his throwing elbow. start, but senior Adam we’ll usually win.” The pitcher hopes to be Westmoreland and USC will look wrap back in time for South freshman Curt Britt are up its series with Ball Carolina’s series against also in the mix. State at 4 p.m. today. Arkansas at the end of Montgomery has a 3-0 Injury note: March. record and an ERA of Sophomore pitcher Holbrook said he 0.95 in three starts so far Jordan Montgomery does not know yet how this season. will be out for at least the injury will affect two weeks after he his weekend starting DG

FOOTBALL ● Continued from 10 the spring game April 13. The tailback suffered a season- “Somehow he decided he wants to ending injury in South Carolina’s be a ballplayer,” Spurrier said. “You game against Tennessee last year and can tell his body shape is completely has declared for the draft. different. He’s probably lost 15 pounds “We were able to play at a level or more. He’s fit. He can run faster because of him, really,” Spurrier said. and catch the ball, and I think he’s “He helped the entire team, so when going to be a real player for us.” he got hurt, we kept trying to carry on The coach added that some of the way that Marcus always did.” the other receivers still need to be Spurrier called him the best player reminded to catch the ball when it hits ever to come through South Carolina their hands. and added that his infl uence helped the Lattimore’s leadership: Spurrier Jeffrey Davis / THE DAILY GAMECOCK team win games even when he was no said he spoke with tailback Marcus Lakeem Jackson will be honored on senior night before USC plays the Bulldogs. longer on the fi eld. Lattimore Tuesday, adding that he looks forward to seeing Lattimore at BASKETBALL ● Continued from 10 team has handled the ball for the DG most part. Earlier in the season, the 74-56 loss and also recorded personal fi rst-year coach said his team turned bests of two points and three assists. the ball over “every other play.” With just two games left in the Over the past couple of games, regular season, the Gamecocks those turnover problems have (13-16, 3-13 SEC) can’t do much to popped up again, and Martin says improve their stock in the upcoming the Gamecocks “must get away from” SEC tournament. them. However, Martin sees the fi nal two Turnovers played a huge role in the games as an opportunity to get more Gamecocks’ 56-54 loss at Mississippi practice and experience. USC hung State to open up league play earlier close with Texas A&M on the road in the season. USC turned it over 24 before the Aggies ran away with the times and allowed the Bulldogs (8- game in the end. 20, 3-13 SEC) to escape with the win Martin said turnovers and missed despite shooting 38.8 percent from shots, culprits all season long, were the fi eld and not making a 3-pointer the reasons that his team was not able the entire game. to pull off the road win. Martin says the leadership of “Bad turnovers are hard to Jackson and Phillips will be key in overcome,” Martin said. “You can determining if USC can pick up its overcome a guy trying to drive in fourth conference win of the season the lane to make a play and getting Wednesday, which would be double a charge. We can overcome those; the total from a season ago. those are good aggressive plays. “As a staff, we have given them When you (try to) pass the ball from everything we got to help them learn the point to the wing and throw it to how to win and how to leave here the defense and they go get a dunk, it with a good feeling about wearing is hard to overcome those turnovers.” that uniform,” Martin said. Despite the step in the wrong direction Saturday, Martin said he Andrew Askins / THE DAILY GAMECOCK has been pleased with the way his DG Head coach Steve Spurrier said Deke Adams (above) has a record of coaching success.

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Andrew Askins / THE DAILY GAMECOCK As a sophomore, defensive end Jadeveon Clowney (7) was last season’s SEC Defensive Player of the Year and set a program record for sacks in a single season with 13. USC football begins spring practice Ward: Clowney has to improve technically, defensive linemen during drills, occasionally helping year as defensive line coach at North Carolina, has a play harder to be No.1 draft pick next year newly hired defensive end coach Deke Adams with track record of success and “didn’t work his way up demonstrations. to this job by being an average coach.” Paulina Berkovich “He knows what he has to do,” coach Steve But the Gamecocks will primarily look to [email protected] Spurrier said. “He just has to be a good teammate Clowney to improve upon his record-setting season. and do what everybody else does. He knows all that, The defensive end fi nished last season with 13 sacks, Since defensive end Jadeveon Clowney’s dominant and I think he’s trying pretty hard to do that.” a program high, and was named SEC Defensive sophomore season, capped by a game-changing hit Beyond Clowney, the defense does not have a clear Player of the Year. in South Carolina’s Outback Bowl win in January, he leader. Spurrier said redshirt junior defensive end “If he wants to make a play, he’s obviously shown has been the subject of endless discussion. Chaz Sutton will step up to fi ll that role, and Ward that he can do that,” Ward said. “I want him to make But after South Carolina’s first spring practice singled out junior safety Brison Williams , saying he a play every time.” at Bluff Road fi elds Tuesday afternoon, his coaches doesn’t talk much but sets an example. New receiving corps: With the departure of Ace said he has handled the attention well, not paying Asked what kind of leadership he expects out of Sanders for the NFL and junior Bruce Ellington’s attention to speculation that he could increase his redshirt junior cornerback Victor Hampton , Ward commitment to the basketball team, the Gamecocks draft stock by sitting out his junior year. said, “I need him to be a leader.” will look to a new set of faces at the position this Instead, defensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward Spurrier called redshirt freshman Kelvin Rainey season. Junior Damiere Byrd was at the practice said Clowney has to do a lot this season to improve the star of the first spring practice after the but did not participate due to a recent eye surgery. technically and fundamentally. linebacker had two interceptions in the scrimmage. Spurrier said improved vision will help him on the “If he wants to be the No. 1 player picked in Rainey is currently listed third in South Carolina’s fi eld this year. the draft, he has to play harder,” Ward said. “He depth chart. The coach said redshirt sophomore Shamier understands that.” Ward and Spurrier were both complimentary of Jeffery has made substantial improvements in the Clowney will not participate in the scrimmages Adams in his fi rst few months on the job. Spurrier offseason. USC has to close out its practices, but he led the said Adams, who came to South Carolina after one FOOTBALL ● 9 Gamecocks defeat Ball State Basketball to Wynkoop leads USC to host Bulldogs 2nd consecutive shutout Paulina Berkovich in home fi nale [email protected] son, illips Freshman Jack Wynkoop had Jack Ph to be plenty of help from his offense on honored on senior night Tuesday night, but his start was the Kyle Heck latest in a dominant streak for South [email protected] Carolina pitchers. In his second appearance this year, South Carolina’s men’s basketball Wynkoop threw six shutout innings, team will host Mississippi State tonight retiring the fi rst 16 batters he faced for a battle to get out of last place in the before allowing a hit with one out SEC. in the sixth inning. His start set the The game against the Bulldogs is tone for the Gamecocks (9-2), who also senior night for the Gamecocks. cruised to a 10-0 win over Ball State. Forward Lakeem Jackson and reserve “My mindset was just to go out guard Shane Philllips will be playing there, throw strikes, pound the zone, the final home games of their college get ground balls, just like last time,” THE DAILY GAMECOCK careers. Wynkoop said. Olivia Barthel / Freshman Jack Wynkoop pitched six shutout innings against Ball State Tuesday. Earlier in the season, coach Frank The freshman pitched 5.1 shutout Martin said he wanted Jackson to innings against Furman last Tuesday pitches and struck out two in the to-back RBI singles. English scored step up and help turn this team in the for his fi rst collegiate win. USC has eighth. He had an ERA of 54.00 later in the inning on a wild pitch. right direction. At his weekly press now shut out its opponent in two coming into the game, having retired After the Gamecocks scored conference, Martin said the Charlotte consecutive games and three of the one hitter but allowed four runs in again in the bottom of the third, native has tried his best to lead the last four. two previous appearances. Holbrook sophomore shortstop Joey Pankake team. “I don’t think we have dominant said it’s always easier to pitch with broke the game open with a 3-run “He has given us a solid year,” stuff from first or second-round a large lead but added that pitching home run in the bottom of the Martin told reporters. “We still have guys,” coach Chad Holbrook said. coach Jerry Meyers was pleased with fourth. opportunities to take the court and “But we have guys that know how to the way Seddon threw. The homer was Pankake’s fourth continue to take positive steps and move pitch and change speeds and throw “Joel was disappointed with his last of the season and brings his RBI total forward from where we were at to where strikes and work fast. We’ve shown outing, and it was encouraging to see for the year to eight in the 10 games we can fi nish at. He has been a big part that works too.” him get out there and get after it a he has played. of that. He has come in every day, and After Wynkoop left Tuesday’s little bit,” Holbrook said. “I thought USC rounded out its scoring with he has tried to do what he has been game, three South Carolina relievers he was very aggressive, and he let it one run in the sixth, seventh and asked to do.” combined to allow one hit in the loose and wasn’t tentative at all.” eighth innings. Phillips had his most productive fi nal three innings. Freshman Vince South Carolina got on the board in “The pitchers always give us a game as a Gamecock Saturday night at Fiori made his collegiate debut in the second inning . With two runners good chance to win,” Pankake said. Texas A&M. The Pittsburgh, Pa., native the seventh, retiring three hitters on on and one out, sophomore center “We just have to score more runs played a career-high 13 minutes in the nine pitches. fielder Tanner English and junior Sophomore Joel Seddon threw 14 left fi elder Graham Saiko had back- BASEBALL ● 9 BASKETBALL ● 9