Tyson Loses Crown as Douglas Upsets in Tokyo Fight
Tyson claimed invincibility but was knocked out by Buster Douglas in the 10th round in Tokyo. Douglas used reach and power to dominate from the bell and earned the title amid controversy over a disputed knockdown count.
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Pacers rout Morris 120 81 lifts record in NAIA District
USCA freshman Sean Gunn and senior Mike Freeman led a fast start as the Pacers rushed to a 53 37 halftime lead and dominated the second half to beat Morris 120 81. Coach Larry Epperly credited hard work and team chemistry as the key to their four game win streak and rise from seventh to fourth in District 6 while preparing for a top ranked USC Spartanburg visit.
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Clemson Beats NC State In ACC Tilt To Take Second
Clemson rallies from 15 down at halftime behind Dale Davis 28 points 18 rebounds and a poised late surge to defeat North Carolina State 89 8 and move to 7 3 in the ACC. The Tigers extend their Littlejohn Arena winning streak to 21 as Duke and UNC lead.
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WBC Names Douglas World Heavyweight Champion
WBC president Jose Sulaiman announced in Los Angeles that Buster Douglas is officially the world heavyweight champion after Tyson’s 10 count in Tokyo. A hearing is planned for February 21 in Mexico City to review the knockout count and judges scores.
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Lady Pacers Rout Armstrong State 74 49 at USCA Center
USCA ixen's Lady Pacers built a big early lead and defeated Armstrong State 74 to 49 at the USCA Student Activities Center. Teresa Jones and Angelina Tate left briefly with injuries but returned. coach Gail Moody-Johnson adapted with Margo Henry to post a decisive 20-3 run helped by Islingand and Tate in the first half.
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North Augusta TE Mathew Campbell commits to South Carolina
North Augusta High School tight end Mathew Campbell announced he will play for the South Carolina Gamecocks next season. Campbell, among top recruits, led Aiken County with 27 receptions for 553 yards in 1989, averaging 20.5 yards per catch. His decision comes as North Augusta pursues its first state title since 1961.
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