Tebow top winner at College Football Awards in Florida
Tim Tebow won the Maxwell and Davey O’Brien honors at the college football awards show at Walt Disney World Resort, edging Darren McFadden and Dennis Dixon for the Maxwell and Dennis Dixon for the O’Brien. Other winners include Dan Connor Bednarik, Michael Crabtree Biltnikoff, Thomas Weber Groza, Antoine Cason Thorpe, Durrant Brooks Ray Guy, and Mark Mangino coach of the year.
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Notre Dame
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Ohio State
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New York
Missouri
Chase Daniel
Hawaii
Colt Brennan
Daniel and
Dixon
O’brien
Doak Walker
Ricky Williams
Texas
Penn State
Dan Connor
Bednarik
Nittany Lions
Paul Posluszny
LaVar Arrington
Connor
LSU
Glenn Dorsey
James Laurinaitis
Dorsey
Bronko Nagurski
Texas Tech
Michael Crabtree
Crabtree
Arizona
Antoine Cason
Jim Thorpe
Thomas Weber
Arizona State
Lou Groza
Georgia Tech
Durrant Brooks
Ray Guy
Kansas
Mark Mangino
Jayhawks
Williams Clutch Shot Seals SC-Providence Thriller
South Carolina escapes Providence 68-67 as McDermott hits two free throws with 6.1 seconds left. Archie and Downey sparked an early Gamecocks lead while McDermott, Williams and Kellogg paced the Friars. Final totals show SC 68 Providence 67, with late drama and crowd-pleasing finishes in a tightly contested matchup.
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South Carolina
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Philadelphia Eagles
Sheldon Brown
Gamecocks
Raley Ross
Sam Fredrick
Downey
Providence
McKenzie
Kale
Xavier
Williams
Kellogg
Brooks
Efajuku
Peterson
Hawke
Burch
Raley-Aasa
Fredrick
Downay
Day
Archie
Efeluku
Willams
Qui-Nane
Perkins recalls memories and impact at USCA
Chelsea native Perkins, hired in 1969 as athletics director and basketball coach, remembers starting at USCA at 22. His teams won 125 games in 10 years as he guided the school’s transition from a two-year college to a four-year university and later became a national figure as AD at Connecticut. He returned to receive an honorary degree and praised Randy Warrick, his successor, for elevating USCA’s athletic program.
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Cup stars stir debate over Nationwide Series identity
NASCAR weighs limiting Cup drivers in the Nationwide Series as top Cup names race alongside developing stars. Sprint Cup veteran Greg Biffle expresses passion for Busch racing, while series leader Carl Edwards and sponsor Nationwide shape a plan to redefine the second-tier series amid calls to curb Cup participation.
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Biffle
Nascar
Carl Edwards
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Joe Balash
Stephen Leicht
Kentucky
Jason Leffler
Indianapolis
Brian France
Pacman Jones pleads no contest in Las Vegas melee
Adams Pacman Jones, Titans cornerback, pleads no contest to conspiracy to commit disorderly conduct in a Las Vegas strip club incident that preceded a triple shooting. He will receive one year probation in exchange for testimony about the gunman, with two coercion charges dropped. No one has been charged yet in the shooting.
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Adam “Pacman
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Tennessee Titans
Clark County
Victoria Villegas
Anr
Robert Langford
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