USC records 12 teams above 3.0 GPA in fall 2005
South Carolina announced 12 of its 17 athletic programs posted GPAs of 3.0 or higher for fall 2005, with a 2.978 average across 473 student athletes. Multiple teams, including women's golf and softball, posted record-high GPAs.
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Eric Hyman
Bruce Sutter elected to Baseball Hall of Fame on 13th try
Bruce Sutter joined the Hall of Fame as the fourth reliever to gain election, receiving 400 of 520 votes (76.9 percent) on the BBWAA ballot. He is the first pitcher elected with no career starts, celebrated by family after the call from New York. Jim Rice finished second with 337 votes, while Goose Gossage trailed.
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Boston Red Sox
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Ralph Kiner
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Tony Gwynn
Mark McGwire
Atlanta Braves
Davis Sparks South Aiken In 58 37 Home Victory
South Aiken Sophomore Jamal Davis scored a career high 14 points fueling a 21-4 game ending run in a 58-37 win over Lexington High School. Coach Carlos Hope praised Davis while a Lexington run and a technical foul shifted momentum in the fourth quarter.
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South Aiken High School
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Lexington High School
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Lexington
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Aiken earns split in Region 4-AAAA games at Orangeburg
Aiken High School split both basketball games at Orangeburg-Wilkinson. The girls won 43 to 24 as Shalisa Blocker led with 15 points and the team improved to 7-8 overall and 2-0 in region play. The boys lost 55 to 50 despite Xavian Robinson scoring 17 and Demarcus Sullivan adding 12.
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Aubrey Pompey
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Orangeburg Wilkinson
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Rob Fields
Xavian Robinson
Demarcus Sullivan
Orangeburg- Wilkinson
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Lexington High School
Muhammad aims for second shot against old team in playoffs
Ex Panther Muh sin Muhammad eyes a bigger impact as he faces the Carolina Panthers with the Chicago Bears in the divisional playoffs. He recalls a nervy 49 receiving yards and a TD in the November meeting and vows focus on the game plan and a big performance for his quarterback and teammates.
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Lake Forest
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Muhsin Muhammad
Chicago Bears
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