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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2012
Page
15
John Jenkins scored 14 points and hit four of Vanderbilt's 13 three pointers as the Commodores beat South Carolina 67 57 to extend their winning streak to six games in a Tuesday contest at Columbia.
Oakland announces the termination of head coach Hue Jackson four days after naming Reggie McKenzie as general manager. Jackson had overseen personnel moves including the Carson Palmer trade that cost the Raiders high draft picks following Jason Campbell injury.
Jay Paterno leaves Penn State after 17 years on the staff. The former quarterbacks coach departs as Bill O'Brien is named head coach replacing Joe Paterno. Paterno says he will consult family about options inside and outside football and thanks fans for their support.
The Jacksonville Jaguars name Mike Mularkey head coach replacing ailing offense. Mularkey, Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator since 2008, is linked to GM Gene Smith and aims to revive Blaine Gabbert and the Jaguars offense after a difficult season.
South Aiken led briefly behind Jordan Dingle's 25 points but could not sustain momentum. Lexington pulled away in the second half to win 55-45 as Dingle was the lone T-Bred in double figures and coaches called for more scoring options.
USC Aiken student Kofi Trim, a defender and 2010 starter for the Pacers men’s soccer team, won the PBC SunTrust Minority Postgraduate Scholarship. The award supports a Peach Belt minority student athlete pursuing a postgraduate degree, with another scholarship to be awarded in June. Trim, from San Juan Trinidad, earned a business degree with a 3.837 GPA and plans graduate study in the fall, aiming to start his own marketing agency serving Caribbean nations.
The USC Aiken women’s basketball team climbs to 13th in the latest USA Today ESPN Division I Coaches Poll. Pacers started 2011-12 at No 23 in November and moved through several rankings, with Peach Belt peers including Clayton State near the top at No 3.
Alabama remained No. 1 in the final AP Top 25 with all 60 first place votes, while LSU finished second and Oklahoma State third. Four voters selected Oklahoma State first, and several voters switched to or stayed with LSU despite Alabama’s title win.
The list shows BYU 49 Auburn 40 Illinois 33 Missouri 22 Texas 15 Rutgers 3 N Dakota St 2 Penn St 2 Virginia 1 as readers votes in the AP poll ranking.
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