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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2008
Page
13
New York Giants victory over New England Patriots draws 97.5 million TV viewers, breaking prior Super Bowl high. Nielsen reports the game eclipsed the 1996 Dallas Pittsburgh record and ranks among the most watched broadcasts in history.
Theron Stephens, a two guard for Silver Bluff, sharpened his game from early cut setbacks to average 19.2 points per game and 89 percent free throws. Coach Drew Jernigan praises his work ethic and leadership while Stephens aims to play both guard spots like Dwyane Wade. Off court he maintains a 3.8 GPA and studies NBA games and training tapes.
The University of South Carolina will gain more than 50 million dollars from a nine year multimedia and advertising rights contract with Learfield Communications for Gamecock athletics. The nine year agreement through June 30, 2017 replaces the ISP Learfield pact ending June.
USC Aiken rises to 30th after a tough series win over Lincoln Memorial. Tampa leads Division II in the Collegiate Baseball Magazine poll with a 2-0 start. Mesa State climbs to second, Ouachita Baptist fourth, West Alabama surges to fifth after sweeping Columbus State. Armstrong Atlantic State debuts at 17 in Peach Belt standings. North Georgia 20, Georgia College 22, with Francis Marion and Columbus completing the top 25.
Clemson coach Tommy Bowden blends faith with football as Dalton Freeman and Kenneth Page say Bible study and Christian values shape their college choice. Recruits report faith conversations influence decisions alongside academics, playing time, and coaching staff amid the Bible Belt reputation.
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