Wake Forest eyes improved ACC as Hokies lead
Wake Forest hopes its last season ACC title proves it not a one year wonder. With Virginia Tech Florida State and Miami reloading the league aims to show depth and competitiveness. Coach Jim Grobe notes no ACC team is truly bad even if picked low. The Hokies bring 16 returning starters on defense and offense to push for higher standings.
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ACC Preseason View Points to Hokies as Favorites Again
In a wide North Carolina landscape, Virginia Tech stands as the overwhelming ACC favorite to win the title for the second time since joining in 2004. Beamer and coordinators Stine and Foster have built a decade of bowl-game streaks and consistent play, while Miami reshapes under Randy Shannon.
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Union Dominates Mississippi In Elimination Baseball Showdown
Union built a 14-3 lead by the fourth inning and cruised past Mississippi from Columbia County Ga in a World Series elimination game. Jacob Freeman drove in runs with a double and later two RBIs for Jarrod Cheek, while Chase Ward worked on the mound for Union as Mississippi fought to the end.
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Clemens ejected as Yankees beat Blue Jays 9-2 in Toronto
In a 9-2 Yankees win over the Blue Jays, Roger Clemens and manager Joe Torre were ejected after Alex Rios was hit by a pitch in the seventh. Josh Towers threw at Clemens earlier, benches cleared twice, and Keith Hernandez Angel Hernandez issued the ejection. Chamberlain debuted as Giambi returned from the disabled list, marking New York’s fifth straight win and 20-7 since the All-Star break.
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