Wiley named PBAC player of week for second time
USC Aiken forward Juan Wiley earned Peach Belt Athletic Conference player of the week honors for the second time this season after the Pacers went 2-0. He averaged 23.5 points 10.5 rebounds 3.5 assists and 1.5 steals as USC Aiken beat USC Spartanburg 76-62 and Armstrong Atlantic State 87-81.
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Lander vs USC Aiken Women at 5:30 PM
Calendar notes women basketball games across Midlands venues with matches including Lander at USC Aiken women at 5 30 PM Leavelle McCampbell Middle School hosts additional girls contests at 6 PM and 6 30 PM Dutch Fork North Augusta Grangepurg Williamson South Ken Midland Valley Eau Claire align schedules and times
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A TV sports slate highlights Kentucky at Eastern Kentucky women on Fox Sports South at 6 30 pm Purdue at Michigan State and Rutgers at Connecticut on ESPN and ESPN2 at 7 30 pm Heat at Pacers on ESPN and TNT 9 30 pm Arkansas at Florida and Rhode Island at St Bonaventure on ESPN and ESPN2 9 30 pm 10 30 pm Lakers visit Hornets on Fox Sports South plus Boston broadcasts
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Final home game looms for USC Aiken seniors
USC Aiken closes regular season with a pivotal home game against Lander, led by seniors Derek Moore and Juan Wiley. The Pacers seek momentum entering the Peach Belt tournament after winning three straight and hoping for an at large NCAA bid despite a tough 13-4 record and Moore's return from injury.
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Top teams hold steady in AP poll led by Duke
Duke, Connecticut and Auburn remain 1 2 3 in the AP college basketball poll with Duke earning 64 first place votes after two dominant wins. Connecticut adds six first place votes. Auburn trails with two wins and a large margin. Michigan State rises to fourth, Maryland and Kentucky advance to fifth and sixth. Stanford slips to seventh while Arizona climbs to eighth. Cincinnati drops to No. 9 and St. John’s completes the Top 10 after a mixed week.
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No 18 Dougs cruise in win against Moos
Sophomore Jody Lumpkin led No 18 College of Charleston to a 74 55 victory over East Tennessee State as Lumpkin posted 20 points and 10 rebounds in a second straight double double. The Cougars improved to 23 2 15 0 and extended their win streak to 21 while inching toward a perfect Southern Conference regular season. Charleston faces Furman at home Saturday.
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White retires again as Packers confirm decision
Reggie White formally provided his retirement letter to Green Bay general manager Ron Wolf, ending speculation about a potential return. The 37-year-old defensive star, after a record 16 sacks and Defensive Player of the Year in his farewell season, cited commitment to retirement despite earlier hints about playing on under head coach Ray Rhodes.
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Woods regains form to win Buick Invitational
Tiger Woods bursts back to dominance with a 22 under par total at Torrey Pines, sealing victory with a 16 foot eagle putt on the final hole. He set a course record 62 Saturday and reclaimed the No. 1 spot in the Official World Golf Rankings, lifting his season momentum after a slow start and ending David Duval's run as the hottest golfer.
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