South Aiken Narrowly Edges North Augusta In Open
South Aiken High School Lady Thoroughbreds defeat winless North Augusta 51 to 40 in Region 3-AAAA opener. Stogner leads with 12 points in second half as South Aiken rallies after trailing by three late in third.
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North Augusta tops South Aiken as Grant leads late rally
North Augusta built a 34-17 halftime lead and held on to defeat South Aiken 62 to 40. Tito Hickson led South Aiken with 12 points, while Antonio Grant scored 21 for North Augusta and helped key a late burst that widened the gap.
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Wilkens Becomes NBA's Winningest Coach With 112 90 Hawks Win
Atlanta defeats Washington 112 90 as Lenny Wilkens surpasses Red Auerbach for most NBA coaching victories. The record, reached in Wilkens 939rd win during his 22nd season, is celebrated with a postgame cigar from assistant coach Dick Helm.
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Silver Bluff Lady Bulldogs Fall to Wagener-Salley in Defeat
Silver Bluff 26 Wagener-Salley 68 as the Lady War Eagles break away after a close start. Williams scores 17 in the third quarter with Hall adding 16 points and 11 rebounds to fuel the 68-26 win.
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Wildcats Face South Carolina on Road in Tough Clash
Kentucky coach Rick Pitino warns that No. 8 Kentucky cannot overlook South Carolina, a foe that beat them last season and remains dangerous on the road. The Wildcats, 7-2, seek another road win after a 98-64 SEC win over Auburn as South Carolina sits at 3-6 after a loss to Mississippi State.
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USC Wildcats Press Deepated Three Point Threat in Game Notes
USC relies on guards and transfers as Tony Delk leads with 14.9 points per game and Washinton transfer Mark Pope grabs 7.8 rebounds per contest. Malik Russell notes USC’s depth and three point emphasis while Fogler cites their scoring struggles when outside shots are denied. Bostick adds the team must adapt from a 13.5 point pace in 1994 to a nine point average this year.
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Bogues lifts Hornets past Nets 89 88 in late rally
Muggsy Bogues drives the final jumper and adds a steal and two free throws to seal a 89-88 victory for Charlotte over New Jersey in East Rutherford. Mourning leads Hornets with 19 points while Coleman and Morris pace Nets with 28 and 13.
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Aiken Tops Brookland-Cayce For First Cayce Win
Aiken High School outscored Brookland-Cayce 17-10 in the final quarter to take the Region 3-AAAA opener 53-48 at Cayce. Donell Lewis led Aiken with 20 points, followed by Brian Wright and Lewis Terry. Brookland-Cayce's top scorers included Simpson and Corley, who combined for 15 and 20 points respectively.
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Aiken Lady Hornets top Brookland Cayce in region opener
Aiken High School improved to 7-2 overall and 1-0 in Region 3 AAAA with a 61-21 win over Brookland Cayce. Nicole Miles and Tara Butler led Aiken with double figure scoring while Brookland Cayce struggled at the line and totaled 21 points.
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