Local high school and college basketball schedule mixed
Calendar lists multiple games across sites including St Marys at Kennedy Aiken Middle at AL Corbett at New Ellenton Middle North Augusta Mike at 5 30 B C Middle Jackson Middle 5 30 vagener Salley JV at South Aken B team 5 30 Lower Richland JV at Aiken JV Soumamen JV at Midland Valley W 6 pm Tomorrow Midland Valley at South Aiken 6 pm 1 Aken at Lower Richland 6 pm BE Nonth Augusta at Liver But 6 4 Fige Spring Monetta at Batesburg Leesvile 6 pm 1m Aken Christian vs Alleluia at USC Aiken 6 pm Wardlangis vs Augusta Home School in Ten Governors Classic Johnston 7 pm Georgia Perimeter at Aker Technical College 730 pm 1 Wardhaw boys vs Fox Creek in Ten Governors Classic Johnston 830 pm usta at Ga
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St Mary
Kennedy
Aiken Middle
AL. Corbett
New Ellenton
North ‘Augusta
Mike
B.C
Jackson Middle
Vagener Salley
South ‘Aken
Lower Richland
Aiken
Monetta
Batesburg-Leesvile
Aken Christian
Alleluia
USC Aiken
Wardlangis
Augusta Home ‘School
Johnston
Georgia Perimeter
Aker, Technical College
Wardhaw Boys
Fox Creek
BCS matchups set for a glitzy national title run
Notre Dame back in the BCS race as USC and Texas prepare to meet in Rose Bowl while Oregon misses the marquee bowls for a second straight season. The Orange Bowl pits Penn State's Joe Paterno against Florida State's Bobby Bowden, and Georgia fights West Virginia in the Sugar Bowl relocation to Atlanta. Reggie Bush and Matt Leinart hoped to fuel USC toward a third straight crown as Vince Young eyes the Heisman in a year when two Heisman winners could meet in the title game.
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Los Angeles
Notre Dame
Oregon
Pac-10
Souther
California
Texas
Penn State
Joe Paterno
Florida State
Bobby Bowden
Fighting Irish
Charlie Weis
Eam
Ohio State
Atlanta
New Orleans
Georia
Georgia Dome
Bulldogs
LSU
West Virginia
USC
Jefi
BCS
Jana
Auburn
Oklahoma
Big Ten
Trojans
Longhorns
Reggie Bush
New York
Bush
Matt Leinart
Vince Young
Leinart
Jason White
Florida State defends to win ACC title over Virginia Tech
Florida State built a 27 3 lead and held on for a 27 22 victory over Virginia Tech in Jacksonville to claim the ACC crown. With Kamerion Wimbley sidelined, Lawrence Timmons Marcello Church and Brodrick Bunkley anchored a relentless defense as VT managed only 41 rushing yards. Bunkley produced a school season record 23.5 tackles for losses, Simmons added six solo stops and two sacks, while Church left with a broken leg ending his Orange Bowl participation.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida State
Virginia Tech
Seminoles
Associated Press
Kamerion Wimbley
Noles
Lawrence Timmons
Marcello Church
Brodrick Bunkley
Hokies
Frank Beamer
Bunkley
Penn
Simmons
Church
Bowl clash looms as Carolina meets Clemson in Champs
Spurrier notes South Carolina’s strong finish and 12 straight bowls as Missouri and Clemson eye a showdown. Clemson’s Charlie Whitehurst, facing shoulder surgery, aims to start his 40th and final game in the Champs Sports Bowl. Colorado quarterback Joel Klatt also features, with Clemson and Colorado sharing two common opponents, including a 27-21 Colorado win over Clemson in 1957.
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Spurrier
South Carolina
Tennessee
Florida
Birmingham
Ala
Clemson
Bowden
Texas Tech
Charlie Whitehurst
Tigers
Whitehurst
Colorado
Joel Klatt
Buffalos
Miami
Texas A&m
Buffaloes
Coloado
Hillary Sighting Spurs Thurmond Football Legacy Echoes
Ira Hillary, Thurmond legend and former USC receiver, watches nephews emerge as athletics talent in Edgefield County. He recalls 1980s USC seasons, Chiefs and Bengals stints, and NFL Super Bowl moment, noting a family plan to return home while praising the younger Hillarys’ potential.
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Hillary
Thurmond
Cheraw
Myrtle Beach
Edgefield
Ira Hillary
Gamecock
USC
Kansas City Chiefs
Cincinnati Bengals
Bengals
San Francisco
Minnesota
Cincinnati Rockers
3M Worldwide
Cincinnati
Edgefield County
Visi
Hillarys
Ira
Taylor stakes claim as middleweight king in Las Vegas
Bernard Hopkins and Jermain Taylor battled in a tight rematch won by Taylor by unanimous decision 115-113 on all cards. Taylor, now undefeated in two fights, cemented himself as the future of the middleweight division while Hopkins, aging but resilient, hinted at retirement and reflected on a remarkable career.
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Las Vegas
Bernard Hopkins
Jermain Taylor
Hopkins
Taylor
Oscar de la Hoya
Antonio Tarve B
Tam
Arkansas
Lou DiBella
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Midland Valley
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Aken
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Liver But
Usta
Sports
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Carona
Connecticut
Soame
Philadelpia
Abc
Rangers
Oln
KCA
ESPN
Walph
Sea
Carolina
Missouri
Jason Simpson
Simpson
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