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Kam

American  
[kahm] / kɑm /

noun

  1. a Kam-Tai language spoken in southern China.


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Kam Woods has plenty of experience to help the Trojans, who lost starting point guard Rodney Rice to a season-ending injury.

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The game also gave new point guard Kam Woods a chance to get comfortable in the Trojans’ rotation.

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Kam Patterson did well as Michael Che’s 12-year-old nephew Tyson, who goes back and forth between being a sweet kid and threatening Santa Claus for not bringing him a bike for Christmas last year.

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Point guard Kam Woods, who last played at Robert Morris, was added to the Trojans’ roster and cleared to play on Thursday, despite the fact that USC is already a dozen games into the basketball season.

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Linebacker Nate Landman intercepted a pass and Byron Young, Kobie Turner and Kam Curl had sacks for a defense that gave up an opening-drive touchdown but thereafter clamped down as the Rams built a 35-point lead.

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