Clemson Targets Keep Recruiting Momentum After Davis Loss
Clemson coaches led by Ken Hatfield pursue top prospects across the country as the national signing period opens. Bernard Randolph and Chris Franklin solidify a linebacker focus, with Will Young and Leamont Evans adding up front and defensive back depth. Georgia and other states contribute key targets including Hinton, Williams, Burnette, McClean, and Frazier as Clemson aims to offset Steve Davis’s departure with a robust class.
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Davis
Herschel Walker
Walker
Georgia
Sanford Stadium
Joss
Tigers
Ken Hatfield
Bernard Randolph
Chris Franklin
Clemson
Randolph
Pendleton
Franklin
Bamberg-Ehrhardt
Levon Kirkland
Ed McDaniel
Albert Reese
Vider
Pritchard
Ala
Will Young
Daniel
Leamont Evans
Abbeville
Terrance Dixon
Conway
Reus Hinton
Powder Springs
Peach State
Harris Williams
Albany
Derrick Burnette
Columbus
DeChane Cameron
Dexter McClean
Meridian
Miss
Southeast
Tommie Frazier
Bradenton
Fla
Sterling Boyd
Sherman
Texas
Dexter Daniels
Valdosta
Clemson Football Verbal Commits Backed by Recruit List
A scanned college football recruiting list shows Clemson verbal commitments with player names, heights, weights, positions, and hometowns. Included are Tony Desue, Leamont Evans, Terrance Dixon, Marcus Hinton, Linemen Bill Young, Bryce Nelson, Hewitt, Larry Blanton, Albert Resse, Jaimie Tremble, Harris Williams, Carlos Curry, and several underclassmen and unsigned backs from Virginia Beach to Columbus and Bamberg. The text also mentions unbackers Bernard Randolph and Chris Branklin among others.
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Tony Desue
Virginia Beach
Leamont Evans
Abbeville
Terrance Dixon
Conway
Marcus Hinton
Powder Springs
Bill Young
Central
Bryce Nelson
Mesa
Ariz
Hewitt
Santa Monica
Calif
Larry Blanton
Charlotte
N.C
Albert Resse
Pritchard
Ala
Jaimie Tremble
Daytona Beach
Fla
Harris Williams
Albany
Carlos Curry
Decatur
Score Hotline and Contact Details for Scores
A call line provides updates on professional and college scores. Sports staff answer weekdays from 6 a.m. to noon and 7 p.m. to 11 p.m, with Saturday hours 4 p.m. to midnight. A separate line at 1-900-976-9905 delivers updated scores every 15 minutes at 95 cents per minute.
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Sports Department
Clemson Holds Off USC In Breathless Coliseum Clutch
Clemson narrowly defeated South Carolina 55-52 at Littlejohn Coliseum. Clemson shot 37 percent from the floor and 38 percent at the line but closed strong with three consecutive free throws in the final minute to extend their winning streak over the Gamecocks to 14 games. South Carolina, led by coach Steve Newton, struggled early but fought back in the second half so the final result remained in doubt until the closing moments.
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Tigers
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Littlejohn Coliseum
Clemson
Steve Newton
Cli Rs
Kevin Hines
USC Aiken Sets Bold Peach Belt Kickoff Plan
USC Aiken opens Peach Belt play at JH Satcher Field against South Carolina State, beginning a schedule that pits eight Division I foes in back-to-back tournaments. Coach Gary Gilmore, guiding a young team after a 51-13 NAIA run, aims high as 1992 Pacers face Citadel Furman Western Carolina UNC Asheville Winthrop and more across 11 days of brutal competition.
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USC Aiken
Gary Gilmore
Pacer
South Carolina State
Pacers
Bulldogs
Orangeburg
USCA
JH. Satcher Field
PBAC
Gilmore
Aiken
Citadel
Furman
Western Carolina
UNC Asheville
Winthrop
Satcher Field
Citizen's Field
George Mason
UNC. Charlotte
East Tennessee’ State
Lewiston
Idaho
Olympic Countdown Under Way at Albertville for Games
The 16th Winter Olympics near Albertville France entered its final week of preparations as crews sweep streets and erect the interlocking rings in the Alpine crossroads setting. Local national hero and Olympic idol helped rally the mood as organizers finalize venues and schedules ahead of opening ceremonies.
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Albertville
France
Alps
Winter Games Open as Nations Gather in Albertville
In Albertville France officials test slopes jumps and rinks ahead of the Winter Games opening next Saturday. More than 60 nations will compete for 85 gold medals and silver medals as teams begin to arrive. CBS will provide TV coverage and the event showcases mountain venues above the host town.
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Albertvill
France
CBS
Doctor Takes Stand In Tyson Rape Trial
An ER physician testified that a 16 year old beauty contestant showed injuries consistent with rape but she feared charging Tyson. Dr Richardson said injuries matched forced intercourse and that such injuries appear in about 30 percent of rape cases. Tyson faces rape confinement and deviate conduct counts with potential decades in prison.
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Tyson
Indianapolis
Thomas Richardson
Marion Superior Court
Richardson
Black Tie Affair Is 1991 Horse Of The Year
Black Tie Affair, winner of the 1991 Breeders Cup Classic and six other stakes, was named 1991 Horse of the Year by the Thoroughbred Racing Associations at the Eclipse Awards ceremony in Las Vegas. The retiring five-year-old earned nearly $2.5 million in 1991 and close to $3.4 million overall with 19 wins.
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Las Vegas
Thoroughbred Racing Associations
Jeffrey Sullivan
Chicago
Sullivan
Las Vegas Hilton
Lexington
Dance Smartly
Arazi
Hansel
Pleasant Stage
Morley Street
Queena
Miss Alleged
Tight Spot
Ron McAnally
The
Daily Racing Form
National Turf Writers Association
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Larry Taylor
Steve Davis
Spartanburg
Unebackers
Chris Branklin
Bamberg
USC
Itehon
Yous Seno
PTT Ee Sasenram
Tessa Paka Tien Ae Eect
GREGG F_ Staff
Scott Webster
Rob Holderbaum
Hieb
Nedoma
Olympic
Black Tie Affair
Churchill Downs
Housebuster
Samuel
Sam Son Farms
Ocala
Milton
Ontario
John
Betty Mabee
Mabees
Pat Day
Mickey Walls
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