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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2008
Page
11
Sprinter Justin Gatlin has his eight year doping ban cut to four, but remains ineligible for the Beijing Olympics this year as the ban expires May 24 2010. He would have needed a two year reduction to compete in the Olympic trials in June.
Stonerside Stable's Cowboy Cal captures the 1 1/8 miles Grade 3 Tropical Park Derby at Gulfstream Park on turf. Ridden by John Velasquez, the Giant's Causeway colt prevails by 6 1/4 lengths after tracking the pace, adding to his Laurel Futurity victory. Bred by Stonerside Farm, trained by Todd Pletcher, the three-year-old is turning into a stakes winner with three wins in four starts. Sky Fighter, 2, trained by Bobby Frankel, finishes second in a 1 1/16 miles maiden at Santa Anita.
Clemson players and coach Bowden reflect on a 23 20 Chick fil A Bowl defeat to Auburn stressing what might have changed a 9 4 season. Cortney Vincent notes missed chances and key plays while James Davis and others express pride in effort and hope for 2008.
No. 19 Clemson using relentless pressure overwhelmed Alabama 87 61 in Tuscaloosa. Trevor Booker and James Mays each scored 18 points inside while Terrence Oglesby added 17 as Clemson improves to 12 1. The Tide suffered its worst home nonconference loss since 1970 and a rare setback in a season that had looked dominant in the SEC. Booker expressed surprise at how easily Clemson finished.
USC exploded for 633 total yards and 49 points in Pasadena, led by freshman Joe McKnight with 170 yards. Illinois, 9-4, fell behind early as Rashard Mendenhall scored twice but USC pulled away with a Booty to Davis TD pass and a late kickoff return spark.
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