University of South Florida
South Carolina
Selorm Adablah Scores in 1-1 Tie With Gamecocks
September 21, 2013 | Men's Soccer
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By TOM ZEBOLD USF Senior Writer TAMPA – The USF men's soccer team's all-time series against South Carolina continues to remain extremely close. Kennedy Selorm Adablah provided the offense in the Bulls' 1-1 double-overtime tie with the Gamecocks on Friday night in Columbia, S.C. USF (1-1-3) is now 3-4-1 in its series against the Gamecocks with both teams scoring 15 goals apiece. Selorm Adablah, a junior transfer from the University of Ghana, now has a team-leading two goals in his debut season as a Bull after finding the net in the 19th minute of Friday night's Gamecock Classic battle. Junior Wesley Charpie collected his team-leading third assist. South Carolina (2-4-1) started the scoring with a goal from Jeffrey Torda in the fifth minute of play. Senior keeper Brentton Muhammad made six saves in USF's opening game at the Gamecock Classic. The Bulls finish up with a test against Kentucky on Sunday at 11 a.m. before heading back to Corbett Stadium to host No. 5 UConn on Friday, Sept. 27. Purchase tickets HERE.
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