Mid-Winter Malady Strikes South Carolina at Florida
South Carolina shot 33.9 percent, made five of 20 from 3 point range, and fell 71-56 at Florida in the O’Connell Center. USC’s Carey Rich and Malik Russell went 3 of 15, as Florida dominated with a 46-30 rebounding edge and a 13-0 run late to seal the victory.
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Razorbacks edge Vanderbilt in overtime thriller
Arkansas, ranked No. 12, overcame a cold second half by Corliss Williamson to win 97-94 at Vanderbilt. Williamson hit seven straight OT points, aiding the Razorbacks as Thurman and McDaniel contributed key scoring and Arkansas improved to 18-5. Vanderbilt dropped to 10-9.
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Childress Beats Duke On Last Second Shot
Randolph Childress sank a 10 foot jumper with six seconds left as Wake Forest upset Duke 62-61 in Durham. Childress scored 22 points and Wake Forest extended its winning streak over Duke to five games while improving to 15-5 overall and 6-4 ACC.
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Changing Of Guard In The Eastern Conference
The Eastern Conference All-Stars shift as retired greats leave and new players take the spotlight. Shaquille O Neal Anfernee Hardaway and Grant Hill headline a five first time selection led by Reg gie Miller starter duties. Brian Hill coaches the squad as Orlando leads the conference with a strong 37 10 mark while Charlotte sits atop the Central at 31 17.
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USC Aiken and Lander split in rough matchup
USC Aiken beat Lander 78 to 74 in a tightly contested game with strong performances from Hutcheson Scott and Butter for USC Aiken while Lander’s Wright and Shreckengost led the rebounding. Final stats show 63 percent free throw shooting and 58 combined points from top scorers.
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Sharpe Out For Entire 95 Season
MILWAUKEE All pro wide receiver Sterling Sharpe will miss the 1995 season after postseason neck surgery. Coach Mike Holmgren said Sharpe cannot begin to think about playing next season and noted uncertainty beyond 1995. The ailment affected the top two vertebrae and caused momentary paralysis after a December hit.
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Reinhardt upends Aiken Tech after key regional win
Reinhardt Junior College defeated Aiken Technical College 74 to 57 in Waleska. Russell Felton led ATC with 19 points, while John Whitehead added 17. Reinhardt built a 41-28 halftime lead and stayed in the top three of Region X with the win. ATC hosts USC-Salkehatchie next.
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