Lady Pacers rally falls short at UNC Pembroke
USCA, unable to score in the first half, fell behind 25-15 at the break after a 14-3 run by GSW. The Lady Pacers recovered to score 42 in the second half, led by Catherine Cain with 15 points, but Reynolds paced GSW with 17 points to seal the 62-57 victory as USCA heads to UNC Pembroke for their next conference game.
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Nuxhall Doucet and Cheek Named Frick Award Finalists
Cincinnati’s Joe Nuxhall Montreal’s Jacques Doucet and Toronto’s Tom Cheek voted finalists for baseball broadcasting Ford Frick Award. Cheek 5930 votes Doucet 5183 Nuxhall 1363. Hall will announce winner Feb 1 with July induction.
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Pacers ride hot start to beat Hurricanes 77 48 at home
USCA jumped out to a 24 8 lead and never looked back using a mix of man to man and a deceptive zone. Byron Faison scored 20 off the bench as nine players reached scoring, Mark Brown added nine points five rebounds and five assists while USCA handed GSW 21 turnovers and shot 52 percent from three in the win.
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Bowl system vs playoff in college football sparks debate
A retired athletics administrator argues against a postseason playoff, noting 80 percent oppose it in surveys. He cites ticket allocations and revenue from bowls, the burden on players after finals, travel logistics, and the SEC's attendance as reasons bowls should remain the norm.
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