Tech's Godsey to undergo ACL surgery future senior season
Georgia Tech quarterback George Godsey will have surgery next week for a torn ACL after injuring his left knee in the Peach Bowl. He will miss spring practice but is expected to resume running and throwing in June to prepare for the senior season. Godsey passed for 2,906 yards and 23 TDs this season, second in Tech history, after a Peach Bowl with two fumbles and two interceptions. Backup Andy Hall leads spring reps among Tech's quartet of quarterbacks.
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Calendar Today Basketball Doubleheader at USC Aiken
North Florida visits USC Aiken for a men’s game at 7 30 p m with Laney Georgia playing Silver Bluff earlier at 6 p m and a women’s matchup at 5 30 p m continuing the college hoops schedule.
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Canes Triumph In Sugar Bowl Over Florida 37–20
Miami Hurricanes overpower Florida 37 20 in the Sugar Bowl to claim the Sugar title and boost chances at a national crown. Ken Dorsey passes for 270 yards Najeh Davenport scores twice as Miami improves to 11 1 while Florida ends 10 8.
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Heisman Contender Heupel Guides Oklahoma Offense Surge
A fragmented report notes Oklahoma's offense, led by Josh Heupel at quarterback, posting high yardage and scoring. Heupel threw for 3,392 yards and 20 touchdowns as the Sooners produced strong passing and overall offensive output this season.
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FSU and Oklahoma set for Orange Bowl showdown
No. 3 Florida State faces No. 1 Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl at Pro Player Stadium with Heupel seeking to outplay Heisman rival Weinke. A Sooners win would crown an undefeated national champion, while a Seminoles victory would keep a share of the title within reach amid Miami’s Sugar Bowl win context.
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Terence Morris carries Maryland past Clemson in high scoring shootout
No 17 Maryland beat Clemson 104 92 at Littlejohn Coliseum to open the ACC season. Morris scored 18 of his 26 in the second half to rally the Terrapins as Dixon and Baxter struggled with early fouls, giving Maryland its ninth straight win while Clemson fell to 9 5.
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USC Aiken men and women host North Florida to start home Peach Belt play
The USC Aiken women snapped a three game skid with a 75 64 win over Francis Marion led by Jami Cornwell’s 27 points as Cortney Ray and Julie Szabo added 17 and 15. The men edged Francis Marion 99 96 in OT after trailing at halftime with Art Salary delivering a late three point play. Dain Brown led USC Aiken in scoring in another tightly contested battle.
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