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Today's Date In Gamecock History
June 22nd
2004 - Carolina eliminated Miami at the College World Series in a 15-11 slugfest. The Gamecocks jumped out to a 12-0 lead in the first four innings and then hung on as the Hurricanes piled on some runs in the late innings. A Steve Pearce homer brought in two runs in the first, then a sac fly by DH Nick Gardiner and a single from Bryan Triplett added two more in the second. Back to back doubles by Pearce and Landon Powell opened the scoring in third, which alson included a three run homer by RF Brendan Winn. Steven Tolleson led off the fourth with a solo home run and Michael Campbell added an RBI single, followed by a two-run double from Gardiner. The USC scoring slowed after that, though Davy Gregg had an RBI single in the sixth and Miami errors brought in two more runs in the seventh. Miami scored three in the fifth and one in the seventh, which completed USC starter Billy Buckner's day (7 IP, 4 ER, 10 K), but the Hurricanes really got going with two in the eighth and five in the ninth before reliever Zac McCamie came on and got out the two batters he faced to end the game. USC advanced to take on Cal State-Fullerton after sending the Hurricanes home.

Birthdays
Sport	Athlete	Position	Hometown	Begin	End	Note
FB	Reginald Bowens	Linebacker	Garner, NC	2009	2012	2-year starter had 105 career tackles
WBK	Lauren Falohun	Guard	Atlanta, GA	2006	2010	Made 9 starts in 2008-09, tied career high 10 pts vs. Florida
SB	Samie Garcia	Utility	Bell, CA	2011	2013	3-year starter hit .397 as senior, .364 for career
FB	Keisean Nixon	Cornerback	Compton, CA	2017	2018	JuCo transfer had 71 career tackles; pick-6 vs. Arkansas in 2018
MSOC	Evan O'Dell	Defense	Duluth, GA	2007	2010	2-year starter had lone assist vs. UAB in 2008
BK	Greg Taylor	Guard	Simpsonville, SC	2000	2002	Career high of 6 pts came vs. Kentucky as freshman
WBK	Jatarie White	Forward	Charlotte, NC	2014	2016	Averaged 2.7 ppg, 2.6 rebounds over 2 seasons

Games Played on June 22nd

Football
Date	Score	Note

Men's Basketball
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Baseball
Date	Score
2002-06-22	Texas 12 , South Carolina 6
2004-06-22	South Carolina 15 , Miami (Fla.) 11
2010-06-22	South Carolina 11 , Arizona State 4
2012-06-22	South Carolina 3 , Arkansas 2

Men's Soccer
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Women's Basketball
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Softball
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