Eastern area players land college football offers
Bates says he will only go to quarterback as Northwestern and other schools push him to defensive back. Reynolds receives early Rice interest after sending a highlight tape and plans to join the Owls as an outside linebacker, hoping for a chance to play soon. McGough commits to Air Force seeking academics in computer science or engineering and a disciplined team environment.
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Bates
Northwestern
Reynolds
McGough
Air Force Academy
Rice
Owls
Onny
Air Force
Colorado Springs
Colo
SEC recruiting shifts as new coaches stress fit and instant impact
New South Carolina coach West after replacing Hatfield in November emphasizes recruiting players who fit athletically and academically. Clemson adds Downs and Pegues boosting a solid class. Furman signs 18, with focus on defense. The Citadel, South Carolina State, Presbyterian, and Wofford report varied signees, highlighting a statewide scramble to bolster offense, defense, and special teams ahead of fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEC
West
Scott
Ken Hatfield
Tigers
South Carolina
Anthony Wright
Zola Davis
Wright
West Craven High School
Vanceboro
N.C
Davis
Charleston
Burke High School
Clemson
Allen Wallace
Super- Prep Magazine
Furman
Bobby Johnson
Johnson
Jimmy Satterfield
Citadel
Bulldogs
South Carolina State
Sieare Oe
Presbyterian
Georgia
Wofford
Newberry
Clemson South Carolina signees list from Itawamba JC class
South Carolina announces signees from Itawamba JC and various high schools. Players include Reggie Baker, Paul Beckwith, Shane Burnham, Jody Caldwell, Zola Davis, Arturo Freeman, Jeff Kilgore, Jamie Lawrence, Shah Mays, Maurice Miller, wae Spearman, Karis Sullivan, Henry Taylor, Fala Men, Ben Washington, and Anthony Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggie Baker
Jacksonville
Fla
Raines
Paul Beckwith
Palatka
Fia
Shane Burnham
Tallahassee
Lincoln HS
Jody Caldwell
Hartsville
S.C
Zola Davis
Charleston
Burke
Arturo Freeman
Orangeburg
Orange HS
Jeff Kilgore
Reenville
J.l.mann
Jamie Lawrence
Columbia
Heathwood Hall
Shah Mays
Maurice Miller
Hot Shooting Lifts Lady Pacers to Victory over Lander
USC Aiken women overcome first half deficit to beat Lander 70 to 59 in Peach Belt play. Guards Stephanie Gibson and Keisha Smith spark comeback with double figure scoring after halftime, aided by a four guard lineup and improved defense.
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Greenwood
USC Aiken
Lander
Senators
Faces
Stephanie Gibson
Keisha Smith
Shawn Blassingame
Tabitha Butler
Gail Johnson
Johnson
Gibson
Smith
Rigs Yak Lal
Biassingame
Oe Hoteerbesh
April Henry
Jennifer Busby
Sonya Cato
Floyd
Denise Victrum
Sth
Ba Biassin
Bryant
Whitlow
Robinson
Ann
Wright
USC Alken
Dixon
Lander Tops USC Aiken In Tight 74-67 Victory
Lander defeats USC Aiken 74 to 67 as Hal McManus, Bill Hanford and Larry Person lead with double digit scoring. USC Aiken struggles from field 30 of 68 while Derick Brewer scores eight points and junior guard Tyron Orr adds 20. The win reverses a 73-72 loss for Lander at USC Aiken earlier this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USC Aiken
Derick Brewer
Epperly
Lander
Alton Aaron
Jason Whiteaker
Tyron Orr
Dana Marshall
Scott Behrands
Roy Henderson
David Raheem
Joe Ware
Hal McManus
Bill Hanford
Michael King
Greg Gibson
Mike Timmons
James Perry
Larry Person
Quentin Smith
Orr
Brewer
Aaron
Whiteaker
Smith
Person
Henderson
Raheem
Gamecocks and LSU deadlock in late rally
South Carolina and LSU traded leads as Emmett Hall and Jamie Watson carried scoring, with Hall finishing 25 points and Watson limited to 9. LSU led 38-33 at half, but South Carolina rallied to 71-71 before key late plays by Gipson and Brandon.
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Linear Burns
Gipson
Gamecocks
Emmett Hall
Andy Bostick
Jamie Watson
Watson
LSU
Hall
South Carolina
Brandon
Dale Browns
Jamie Brandon
Eddie Fogler
Fogler
Knights Fall To Clinton In Narrow Road Loss
Aiken Technical College played without leading scorer Keathi Buchan and was outshot 21-2 at the free throw line in an 88-70 defeat to Clinton Junior College. Clinton guard Robert Haynes poured in 29 points to lead all scorers, while Russell Felton led the Knights with 17. Clinton hit 17 of 21 free throws to ATC’s 0-2 as Kenny Guyton and Marcus Moore tallied 14 points each for ATC and Felton and Watkins connected on three 3-pointers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill
Aiken Technical College
Keathi Buchanan
Clinton Junior College
Robert Haynes
Clinton
Russell Felton
Knights
ATC
Kenny Guyton
Marcus Moore
Carlos Watkins
Felton
Watkins
Andre Baskett
Kenny Guryon
John Whitehead
Mike Blocker
Clinton JC
Chaz Hosch
Junior Taylor
Tim Benjamin
Aris Young
Charles Hazel
Donnie Nellis
John McCrimmon
Baskett
Taylor
Haynes
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Hatfield
Ever
Figh Pound Reynolds
Aiken Hi
Houston
Ginny Southworth
Aiken
Rashad Reynolds
Rice University
Bill Reynolds
Tippi Johnson
Doug Painter
Brent Branasiewicz
Monticello
Aucilla Christian Academy
Howard Bartley
Decatur
Southwest Dekalb
Donald Broomfield
Olustee
Baker County
Matt Butler
Belmont
South Point
Kenya Crooks
Seneca
Holland Postell
Summerville
Raymond Priester
Allendale
Allendale-Fairfax
Tony Robinson
St. Pauls
Shawn Young
COS
Cedar Branch RD
Windsor
OP Aiken
Coward Corley Seed
Itawamba JC
Pacers
Horne
Gil Thorp
Whitewall
Western Auto
ATU Ad Farsi Vey
MUR
Dunlop
SENTR
Iewr
Pat
Ag Ie
Augusta
Augusta Martinez N. Augusta
Walton Wa
Peach Orchard
Wells
Martintown Rd
15Th Se
Lumpkin Rd
Washington & Edgefield Rd
Kalmia Plaza
Pirelli
Ultra
Falken
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