SC State duo named to All Division II team for 25 years
Donnie Shell and Harry Carson of South Carolina State were named to the Division II All-Division II team honoring the last 25 years. The 34 player roster includes Walter Payton headlining the group as the Football Championship subcommittee celebrates 25th anniversary. The ceremony precedes the Dec 13 title game in Florence.
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The lineup lists Rangers at Red Sox on FX, Marlins at Braves on TBS, Eagles at Steelers on WJBF, Arsenal versus Coventry on ESPN2, Plot Pen International Tennis on ESPN, Utah at Houston women’s basketball on ESPN, Pirates at Braves on TBS, and Tuesday Night Fights on USA, with start times from 1 pm to 9 pm.
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Maddux Becomes Baseball's Highest Paid Player
Greg Maddux signed a five year extension with the Atlanta Braves worth 57.5 million dollars, averaging 11.5 million per year and including a signing bonus. He surpasses Barry Bonds and Albert Belle as the top earning pitcher, with 121 career wins since 1991 and a 2.36 ERA this season.
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Marlins edge Braves in 10th as pursuit tightens
Edgar Renteria and Gary Sheffield delivered RBI singles with two outs in the 10th to lift the Florida Marlins past Atlanta 4 2 Sunday. The win trims the Braves lead to 4 1/2 games in the NL East as the teams meet again Monday. Maddux and Atlanta agreed to a 57.5 million five year extension prior to game action.
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Gordon earns first road course win at Watkins Glen
Jeff Gordon, 26, captures his first road course victory and eighth win of the season at Watkins Glen, beating Geoff Bodine by 1.35 seconds. Robby Gordon finishes a career-best fourth as Dale Earnhardt ends 16th after a penalty. The win includes a $50,000 bonus and boosts Gordon toward season goals.
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Clemson's Warren wins South Carolina Amateur Championship in playoff
Clemson senior and NCAA champion Charles Warren forced a playoff on Thornblade Club and won on the third hole of sudden death after a late rally by Sammy Truett. Dale Overcash tied for 13th at 289. Justin Roof and Terry Ezell also posted strong final rounds.
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Collins sidelined 5-6 weeks with jaw fracture
Carolina Panthers quarterback Kerry Collins suffered a broken jaw, four hours of surgery, and is expected to miss five to six weeks. Steve Beuerlein will start in his place as the Panthers face Washington, Atlanta, and San Diego with a potential return for September 29 against San Francisco.
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