Gamecocks to collect bowl revenue despite no bowl bid
South Carolina will gain up to 1.7 million from SEC bowl revenue sharing this season after eight SEC teams went to bowls, with transfers including McGee observing Fiesta Bowl and conference earnings totaling 29.15 million. The payment schedule places last year’s conference payout at 5.2 million as McGwire's 1998 record home run ball draws auction interest. Rick Neuheisel leaves Colorado for Washington after three bowl wins in four seasons, AP reports.
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Basketball Schedule for Monday January 11
Kennedy plays Schofield at 5 30 p m followed by Imo JV at South Aiken Aiken B Team hosts Lexington at 6 30 p m Aiken JV visits Lexington at 6 30 p m and St Marys meets Our Lady of Peace at Aiken Technical College at 6 30 p m
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Sunday Sports on TV Listings Highlight Select Women's Basketball Games
Television guide outlines January 10 broadcasts including Virginia Tech at George Washington and Clemson at Georgia Tech on ESPN Fox Sports South and WROW coverage. Other games feature Kentucky at Mississippi Connecticut at Tennessee Louisville at South Florida Memphis at UNC Charlotte and additional football and basketball lineups across ESPN and regional networks.
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Falcons reach NFC title game behind Reeves heart comeback
Atlanta edges San Francisco 49ers 20 18 to reach the NFC championship as Dan Reeves returns from quadruple bypass surgery. Jamal Anderson scores twice as the Falcons intercept three Young passes and win in a tense finish. Terance Mathis, after his wife gave birth hours earlier, notes the team’s surge from 1 7 start to 21 of 25 games. The 49ers, a playoff staple, see their bid end against a club with two postseason wins previously. The Falcons now await Minnesota or Arizona next Sunday.
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Owls crush USC Aiken women in Peach Belt clash
Kennesaw State, ranked nationally, rolled past USC Aiken 81 50 as the Lady Pacers played shorthanded without Mary Wooley. USC Aiken dropped to 0-4 in conference, 5-9 overall, while Kennesaw State moved to 5-0 in league and notched its 15th straight win.
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Adversity fuels USC Aiken upset of Kennesaw State
USC Aiken overcame Derek Moore’s early ankle injury as Juan Wiley scored 26 and Leon Brunson added 17 off the bench to edge Kennesaw State 69 68 in a Peach Belt game. Wiley grabbed 13 rebounds and Brunson thrived after a limited start, lifting the Pacers to 2 2 in conference play and 8 6 overall.
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Harris stars as Vols roll past South Carolina 86 57
Tony Harris warmed after a rough start to score 21 points for Tennessee as the Vols led most of the game and pulled away with an 11-2 run late in the first half. Isiah Victor sparked the surge with a dunk and layup, while Rashard Lee finished the push to stretch the margin. South Carolina fell to 5-9, 0-3 in the SEC.
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Inexperienced Wake Too Much for Tigers
Wake Forest sophomore Robert O Kelley and freshmen led a late surge to beat Clemson 64-61. O Kelley scored four-pointers including a four point play after halftime while Craig Dawson and Josh Shoemaker combined with four free throws in the final eight seconds to seal the win for the Demon Deacons, 11 4 21 ACC.
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