All-State South Carolina football honors list
Three area high school players named to the 2004 Associated Press South Carolina All-State prep team highlight strong defense from Aiken North Augusta and Wagener Salisbury. Jimmie Holmes C.J. Byrd Channing Schofield anchor notable defensive backs and linebackers across the roster.
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Byrd
North Augusta
C.J. Byrd
Associated Press
South Carolina
Palmetto State
Aiken High School
Jimmie Holmes
North Augusta High School
Wagener-Salley High School
Channing Schofield
Nathan Pepper
Green
Thomas James
Goose Creek
Sam Patterson
Beaufort
Aiken
Alonzo Higgins
Greenwood
Will Newell
Irma
Donkay Degraffenreidh
Rock Hill
Bearcats
Sam Pope
Jamie Robinson
Northwestern
Salley
Bryant Blanton
Summerville
Young receivers lead All-State team in South Carolina
The 2004 Associated Press All-State high school football picks highlight two standout sophomores, A J Green of Sum merville and Marckus Boswell of Greenville. Boswell posted 131 catches, 2091 yards and 25 touchdowns this season, while Green led as a top freshman with 57 catches for 1217 yards and eight TDs. Green and Boswell anchor a pass heavy rotation praised by programs across the state.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Jordan Sorrelis
Greenville
Mike Davis
Columbia
Arthur Sitton
Greer
AJ. Green
Summerville
Marckus Boswell
Marcus Nelums
Keenan
Ryan McClain
West Ashley
Kirk Leach
Dillon
Shrine Bow
Ree Taones Dangen
Northwestern
Trey Baley Byrnes
Barry Humphries
Belton-Howea
Pan
Brandon Berry
Blackville-Hilda
O'Bryan
Belton-Honea Path
New South Carolina
Steve Spurrier
Spurrier
A.J. Green
Boswell
Green
Green Wave
Pickens
John McKissick
NFL Great Reggie White Died From Lung Condition
Preliminary autopsy indicates Reggie White died from a respiratory disease combined with other health issues. Doctors say sarcoidosis may have reduced lung capacity and contributed to a fatal cardiac arrhythmia. Sleep apnea could have been a factor. final cause may take months.
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Charlotte
N.C
Reggie White
White
Mike Sullivan
Mecklenburg County
Presbyterian Hospital
Huntersville
Cornelius
Sara
Keith Johnson
American Lung Association
Three-peat Win for Armstrong in Tour de France
Lance Armstrong, aged 33, won a record sixth consecutive Tour de France in 2004 and was named Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year for the third straight time. He led a dominant U S Postal Service effort, with five individual stages and a team time trial victory, while rivals faltered.
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Austin
Texas
Lance Armstrong
Armstrong
Pyrenees
French Alps
Associated Press
Michael Jordan
Indianapolis Colts
Peyton Manning
U.S. Postal Service
France
Tyler Hamilton
Jan Ullrich
Germany
Andreas Kloden
New York
Michael Phelps
Curt Schilling
Vijay Singh
Tom Brady
Ichiro Suzuki
Barry Bonds
Roger Clemens
Roger Federer
Kevin Garnett
Panther pair fueling late-season playoff push
Carolina Panthers surge back from a 1-7 start as Jake Delhomme and Muhsin Muhammad click for 800 receiving yards and nine TDs over seven games. Delhomme’s four TD game boosted a 37-20 win over Tampa Bay as Carolina stay in the hunt for a final NFC playoff spot.
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Charlotte
N.C
Jake Delhomme
Muhsin Muhammad
Carolina Panthers
Panthers
John Fox
Delhomme
Steve Smith
Smith
Carolina
Muhammad
Tampa Bay Buccananeers
New Orleans Saints
Moose
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Hornet
Hornets
EAGLE
Wagener-Saliey
Channing Oe
Schofield
Young
Lee Armstrong
Panther
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