Richt freed up to devote more time to Georgia football
Georgia coach Mark Richt said he is freed from some administrative duties to focus on football after a 6-7 season. He praised changes by athletic director Greg McGarity and noted the addition of a mentor program and a new academic liaison. He expressed optimism for 2011 and praised coordinators and players, including possible NFL prospects A J Green and Justin Houston.
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USCA falls to Pacers as late run ends hopes for lead
USCA suffers a 78 72 home defeat as the Pacers pull away after a 51 51 tie. Faison leads with 20 points while Hughes and Bracket spark a 9 1 run late. USCA (9 3, 3 2) hosts Armstrong Atlantic State next in a pivotal PBC East matchup.
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No. 1 Duke stays unbeaten in Durham
Nolan Smith scored a career high 33 points to lift No. 1 Duke to an 85-64 win over Alabama-Birmingham as Kyle Singler added 15 points and his 2000th career point during a 26-4 opening run. Duke improves to 14-0 while UAB falls to 10-3.
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Pacers overpower USCA with hot start in 68 38 loss
In a game at the Convocation Center, the Pacers built a 39-18 halftime lead behind a 48.3 percent first half, hitting six of ten threes and opening with the first five points. USCA fought but fell as Nakia Pinkney and Kayla Harris led the visitors with efficient scoring. Armstrong Atlantic State awaits next for the Pacers.
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Clemson star Bowers earns ACC defensive player of the year
Bowers, a 6 foot 4, 280 pound defensive lineman, shined with 26 tackles for loss and a school record in sacks while leading Clemson in pressures. He credits the Clemson family for support after his father's passing and is seen as a top NFL draft prospect by coach Swinney.
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