Heffner Ashcraft Transfer From South Carolina
Quarterback Antonio Heffner and tailback Albert Ashcraft will transfer from the University of South Carolina. Spurrier also said linebacker Dustin Lindsey is academically ineligible for 2006. Heffner will move to Tennessee State and Ashcraft to Western Carolina. Lindsey started four games in 2005. Marcus Vick charged with three counts of brandishing a firearm after an incident in Suffolk Virginia.
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USC teammates Ko Simpson and Johnathan Joseph enter NFL draft
South Carolina safety Ko Simpson and cornerback Johnathan Joseph announced they will forgo their remaining two years of eligibility to enter the NFL draft. Simpson, a 103 tackle leader with six interceptions as a freshman, cited a lifetime opportunity. Joseph, with four interceptions this season, hopes to boost his draft stock despite a foot injury. Both consulted coach Spurrier, who supported them but left the decision to the players.
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Fox silences Lombardi talk after Panthers playoff rout
New Yorker chatter crowns John Fox as Lombardi-like after Carolina 23-0 playoff win over the Giants. Fox avoids praise, recalls Dallas loss, and leads Panthers to an NFC divisional clash with Chicago, boasting a 4-1 playoff mark under his coaching.
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Aiken to Host ISA Girls Fast Pitch World Series and Dixie Boys World Series
The City of Aiken won bids to host the 2006 ISA Girls fast pitch World Series July 18 to 23 at Citizens Park and the 2007 Dixie Boys 14-year-old World Series. ISA will draw 80 to 100 teams from six states for round robin then double elimination, with games across the week and a championship on July 23. Teams will travel from GA FL NC VA SC and TN and stay in the area with families and fans.
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Tyler commits to ACC Terps in official visit
Wagener Salley High School wide receiver Ronnie Tyler chose the University of Maryland after an official visit to the Atlantic Coast Conference school. He praised coach Al Seamonson and head coach Ralph Friedgen and noted his campus fit. Tyler led the area with 40 receptions for 600 yards and six touchdowns, plus 430 rushing yards and a score.
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Gates is unanimous All-Pro on 2005 AP team
Antonio Gates of San Diego was the lone unanimous pick on the AP 2005 All-Pro team with 50 votes. Shaun Alexander and Brian Urlacher earned 49 votes, while Peyton Manning led quarterbacks with 37 votes and new selections Jeff Saturday and Bob Sanders joined Freeney.
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