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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2007
Page
11
USC Aiken advertises for former student athletes to verify contact details in preparation for the final game in The Courthouse on Wednesday February 21. Alumni should call 803-641-3486 or email lynnw usca.edu.
Darlington advances to the second round of the Lower State Class AAA playoffs after an overtime 32 to 29 win over Strom Thurmond. Niesha Searles and Courtney Mealing led Darlington with 10 and 13 points respectively as pressure defense and late rally lifted the Falcons to the overtime victory.
Erskine College’s Flying Fleet used a second half burst to pull away from USC Aiken 76 57. Brandon Wright led all scorers with 24 points as USC Aiken struggled with 15 first half turnovers and poor shooting in the final period. Theo Oates led the Pacers with 12 points, while Casey McMasters and Kingsley Oguchi added 10 each. The Pacers fall to 9 17 overall, 3 9 in the Peach Belt as they refocus for road games against USC Upstate and a Senior Night vs North Georgia.
San Diego fires Marty Schottenheimer after a season marred by dysfunction between head coach and GM A J Smith. Dean Spanos cites coordinators leaving and a strained relationship as the reason, with Wade Phillips taking over in Dallas and Chudzinski Manusky moves elsewhere.
The piece discusses Ralph Wiley and William C. Rhoden as bold sports writers who address race, noting Wiley’s controversial works and Rhoden’s books on Black athletes. It contrasts race-focused critique with celebrations of competition and asks how sports mirror life and wealth dynamics.
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