Rebels Rally Past Marion Behind 3 Point Barrage
Strom Thurmond jumped to an early lead and pulled away to a 76 61 first round win over Marion in a Kea playoffs game. Gerald raised led with 37 points including four threes while Leonard Joplin added three 3s and Legette 12 in a losing Marion effort as Rebels shifted to pressure defense in the third and fourth quarters.
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Rebels advance with strong team effort for 15-8 season
The Rebels, now 15-8, reflect on a solid all around performance despite chaotic OCR text. They head to Bat tery Creek after a 7740 victory and Gossett says the team will play anyone anywhere as they advance to the next round.
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Eastside holds off Lady Jackets as Williams tops scorers
Eastside surged to a 56 30 lead before the Lady Jackets rallied behind Williams who scored 23 as Corley Curry Lagy Lagy and Burnside added double figures. Eastside, 23 4, hosts Orangeburg Wilkinson in the Upper State AAAA semifinal after a 16 6 North Augusta season.
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Lady Pacers Edge AllStars In Narrow Half Thriller
USCA hosts a seesaw first half as Shani Tate and Alisa Blanchard push Converse ahead late before England sinks a late free throw to give the Lady Pacers a 28 27 halftime edge. In the second half England scores 19 of 28 as the Pacers pull away late and lead by ten with five minutes left. The Lady Pacers prepare to host Presbyterian College.
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Florida and Georgia claim SEC title chaos in midweek
Florida coach Don DeVoe announced he would not return as Florida, LSU, and Georgia jockeyed for SEC supremacy after a tense Tuesday night. Stacey Poole led Florida with 22 points while Renaldo Garcia scored 17 as Georgia edged toward the regular-season crown amid a season-ending slide by Florida.
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Xavier Rolls Past Ark Little Rock for Third Conference Title
Xavier clinches its third Midwestern Collegiate Conference championship in five years with an 84 to 73 win over Arkansas Little Rock. Maurice Brantley scores 14 as Xavier withstands foul trouble. Lionel Simmons adds 29 points and 20 rebounds to push his NCAA career scoring to 3,071, moving to third all time. Pete Maravich leads LSU and Freeman Williams tops scorers in another race. Louisville stays tied for the Metro title after a 65 percent shooting night.
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Tigers Hope Big Duke Game Delivers First ACC Crown
Clemson coach Ellis urges players to enjoy the moment as No. 20 Clemson hosts No. 5 Duke at Littlejohn Coliseum. A win would give Clemson at least a share of first in the ACC, a historic achievement for the program. Duke arrives after recent success and a Final Four pedigree, while Clemson’s basketball legacy lags behind its football.
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