SEC Plots Path Back to Football Dominance
The SEC seeks to reclaim national prominence as Alabama Georgia Mississippi LSU and Auburn join a crowded playoff race. Dak Prescott leads Mississippi State while coaching salaries top millions across seven West programs. Quarterbacks transfers and aging coaches shape a league poised for a brutal path to Atlanta and the College Football Playoff.
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Furman aiming to rebound after injury plagued season
Furman coach Bruce Fowler takes sole responsibility for last year s injury run that left the Paladins 3 9 and finishing with nine losses in 10 games. He notes six quarterbacks used in two years while returning starters Reese Hannon and Carl Rider boost the offense and defense. Coaching staff changes and a thinner defensive line add to the challenge as sophomore backs Isaac Garcia and Antonio Wilcox compete to replace Hank McCloud.
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T.J. Warren
Isaac Garcia
Antonio Wilcox
Hank McCloud
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Wofford Eyes SoCon Title Return This Fall
Wofford aims to rebound after 5-6 and 6-5 seasons as Evan Jacks leads a deeper roster with 122 players and 42 newcomers. Coach Mike Ayers draws on past SoCon dominance to spark a return, highlighting wingbone power and a veteran backfield.
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Dean Avers
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Lorenzo Long
Ray Smith
Will Gay
Newton Norman fight at Panthers training camp sparks locker room talk
Rivera said Newton addressed the team after practice as they work to become a better football team. Newton instigated a scuffle with Norman though both remained competitive and jawing continued across the field. Rivera noted the incident shows emotion is part of the game and must be managed.
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Midland Valley Mustangs Pursue Return to Wins This Season
Coach Knight outlines a spread offense with Drekwon Carr and four to five receiving threats as Midland Valley shapes a 3-5 defense. Key players return including Jaquan McCorkle Stephen Morency Michael Brown and senior end Michael Baynham. Season features region games starting Oct 2 at Gilbert and concludes Oct 30 at home against Aiken.
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AJ Mealing
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Jaquan McCorkle
Stephen Morency
Michael Brown
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North Augusta 2014 Football At a Glance
A glance at 2014 results shows North Augusta 44 21 loss and 38 14 win over South Aiken among multiple scorers. The list includes Strom Thurmond 42 14 Silver Bluff 42 12 win Saluda 28 7 win Gilbert 55 38 win Swansea 26 17 loss Brookland Cayce 24 20 win Airport 24 20 loss Aiken 41 14 win North Myrtle Beach 35 21 win Berkeley 28 21 loss and a 4 playoff game.
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