Gamecocks top Southern Miss in Metro opener
South Carolina beat Southern Mississippi 66-58 as Michael Foster scored 27 and Darryl Martin added 19 with 11 rebounds. The Gamecocks improved to 7-4 while Southern Mississippi fell to 10-3 and 1-1 in Metro. Fisher led USM with 16 points.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Michael Foster
Darryl Martin
Southern Mississippi
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Martin
Gamecocks
George Felton
Mississippi
Casey Fisher
Kenny Siler
Randolph Keys
Felton
M.K. Turk
S. Mississippi
Fisher
Siler
Keys
Pettus
Hamilton
White
Brown
T. Dozier
Shaw
P. Dozier
Gould
S. Carolina
Pacers rally to beat Newberry 83 74 in final minutes
USC-Aiken over Newberry 83 to 74 as the Pacers seize control in the last six minutes. Key contributions come from Anderson with 19 points and Gaffney with 19, while Frazier fouls limit the visitors late in the game.
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Pacers
Newberry
Frazier
Jack Williams
Anderson
Mitch
DeHart
Wofford
Hughes
Jamey Patrick
Betz
Ernest Phelps
Usc-Aiken
Murphy
Gaffney
Crooms
Hammond
Nobles
Sylvester
Johnson
Barden
Patrick
Phelps
Geter
Dupree
Eicessor
Drummond leads NC State past Clemson despite suspensions
Horace Grant and Marshall benched for missing curfew as NC State struggles early. Drummond tops scorers with 28 points while Shackleford adds 12 and 14 rebounds. Valvano notes two halves differ, with NC State attacking the rim in the second half and Clemson extending a big first-half lead.
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Horace Grant
Charles Shackleford
Valvano
Wolfpack
Clemson
Pryor
Jenkins
Campebil
Tait
Brown
Grant
N.C. State
Bolton
del Negro
Kennedy
Shackleford
Diamond
Hall of Fame Finalists Led by Davis and Upshaw in 1987 Class
Al Davis and Gene Upshaw head 16 finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s 1987 induction. Also named are 13 former players including Fred Biletnikoff, Bob Brown, Larry Csonka, Len Dawson, Joe Greene, Bob Griese, John Henry Johnson, Jerry Kramer, Jim Lang, Larry Little, Don Maynard, Tommy McDonald, Alan Page, and Blanton Collier. Selection will be discussed at the Anaheim meeting January 24 with Davis and Upshaw noted for landmark NFL roles and Raiders success.
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Canton
Ohio
Los Angeles Raiders
al Davis
Kansas City
Gene Upshaw
Players’ Union
NFL
Davis
Upshaw
Fred Biletnikoff
Bob Brown
Larry Csonka
Len Dawson
Joe Greene
Bob Griese
Australia IV disqualified in tense Cup semifinals race
In Fremantle Australia IV loses a semifinal race on protest and a hole in Kookaburra II’s bow, leaving Kookaburra III leading with 83 points. The disqualification reshapes the defender final standings as Australia IV trails with 77. The protest jury later clears the gennaker ruling after a seven hour hearing.
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Australia
Australia IV
Kookaburra III
Kookaburra
Iain Murray
Colin Beashel
Alan
Bond
United States
Kookaburra II
Murray
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