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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2014
Page
15
Matt Atkins birdied five times and eagled once in a superb 67, lifting him into the top 10, four behind the leader at the Web.com Tour Q School Final Stage. Roberto Diaz posted 71 with five birdies but three bogeys and a double bogey, finishing well back.
The NFL Players Association filed a federal lawsuit in Minnesota seeking dismissal of the arbitrator upheld suspension and Peterson’s immediate reinstatement arguing the discipline exceeds what the CBA allows. The petition asks to expedite the case as Peterson remains out with the child abuse case.
Arbry Butler, 26, returned to college hoops with USC Aiken, scoring once in 3 attempts and grabbing 3 rebounds in 17 minutes. In overtime, his hustle helped secure possession and a late timeout as he rebooted his career after not playing since 2009. Coach Alexander cautions patience as Butler adapts to teammates and drills.
South Carolina senator Marlon Kimpson pre-files a bill requiring Clemson University and the University of South Carolina to provide weekly stipends of about 150 dollars to scholarship athletes and establish a graduation trust fund funded by athletic revenues. He cites rising athletic budgets and notable injuries to argue players deserve compensation beyond tuition.
Aiken High senior outside hitter Carly Bland signed her letter of intent to play for the College of Coastal Georgia, joining teammate Hannah Mitchell who signed last week. Bland, the 2014 Region 5 AAA Player of the Year, will study psychology and reunite with coaches Jeff Huebner and Alli Kirk in Brunswick, Georgia. The Coastal Georgia program posted a 35-4 season, winning the SSAC title and earning an NAIA National Championship bid.
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