Rose leading race for golf's gold medal
Justin Rose holds a one shot lead entering the final Olympic round at Rio after a 6 under 65. He stands 12 under 201, ahead of Henrik Stenson who shot 68. Marcus Fraser fell back to four behind with a 72 as Bubba Watson surged with a 67 and a muddy mishap on the 14th.
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Pickleball grows big in Aiken with annual tourney
Aiken embraces pickleball as a growing sport led by H Odell Weeks Activities Center and Pickle billys. The fourth annual tournament drew players from ages 19 to 90 across 22 skill and age groups, with about 300 local regulars.
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Clemson Coaches Want Feaster To Play Faster On Field
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney says freshman Tavien Feaster must play with more speed after a Saturday scrimmage at Memorial Stadium. He cautions Feaster runs too much in fourth gear and should reach fifth gear, while Wayne Gallman receives high praise for effort. Adam Choice shows 65 yard runs and three TDs in scrimmage.
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Turner fights size doubts as USC running back rises
USC redshirt freshman A J Turner endures online doubts about his stature while emerging as the Gamecocks top running back in preseason camp. At 5 foot 10, 195 pounds, he trains hard, weighs daily calories, and tackles doubt with determination as coach Will Muschamp plans usage.
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Virginia
Steve) Spurrier
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Haddock
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