Pacers Rally To rout Claflin 92 67 at USC Aiken
USC Aiken overcame a one point halftime lead by Claflin College as Tim Hamilton and Michael Rouse off the bench sparked a second half surge. The Pacers used a halfcourt trap to force turnovers and pull away to a 92 67 victory led by Chuck Orr with 21 points and William Irick 17 while James Spellman scored 15 for Claflin.
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Claflin College
USC
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Jaguars
Willie Minor
Panthers
Pacers
Chuck Orr
Pacer
William Irick
Rouse
James Spellman
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Wall
Brett Finley
Dwight Moore
Dickie Brunson
Michael Rouse
Venzell Groom
James Dallas
Barry Jenkins
James Bradford
the Williams
John Sanders
Henry Howard
Kenneth Clark
Irma Midland Valley Games Postponed by Weather
Tonight's high school basketball matchup between Irma and Midland Valley is canceled due to bad weather and rescheduled for January 23.
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Irma
Midland Valley
Claflin Tops USC Aiken In Narrow Lady Pacers Setback
Claflin College defeated USC Aiken 86 to 70 as Kathy Singletary led the Panthers with 16 points inside while Usca Aiken forward Williams paced the Lady Pacers with 20. The game featured 41 rebounds for USCA and a rough free throw night at 16 of 31.
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Dru McPherson
Lady Pacers
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Claflin
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Singletary
Nelson Brownlee
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Fts
Rebs Vern Davis
Cassandra Gaither
Ann Jennings
Cynthia Cornelius
Sandra Collins
Laverne Roland
Paula Skedsvold
Deborah Davis
Dawn Weeks
Mary Jo Lowder
Mindy Daniels
Retha Brown
Cindy Pound
Kathie Wilson
Gloria Leonard
Phyllis Bibbs
Katherine Singletary
Usc-A
Lynd Or
Geter
Tulsa rallies past West Texas State with Spradling back in action
Tulsa the 18th ranked Golden Hurricane defeat West Texas State 98 84 as Phil Spradling returns from appendix operation scoring 14 points in 22 minutes. Freshman Steve Harris adds 20 and Bruce Vanley 16 as Tulsa builds a 55 39 halftime lead and maintains control. DePaul, Oregon State and Virginia Tech also win behind strong guard play and late surges.
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Nolan Richardson
Spradling
Richardson
West Texas State
New Mexico State
Golden Hurricane
Las Cruces
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Ken Ed
Hurricane
Steve Harris
Bruce Vanley
Shawn Smith
DePaul
Creighton
Oregon State
Stanford
Virginia Tech
Tulane
Terry Cummings
Bernard Randolph
Blue Demons
Ray Meyer
Tar Heels Take No 1 In AP Poll Behind Missouri
Missouri coach Norm Stewart laments weather and outages that hampered practice after learning his team ranked second behind North Carolina. He notes upcoming Big Eight games against Oklahoma State and Nebraska and a Sunday clash with No 17 Louisville, while downplaying Louisville’s significance.
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Stewart
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Associated Press
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Louisville
Virginia
Midland Valley remains top in 4A-3A girls rankings
Midland Valley leads the South Carolina coaches poll for 4A-3A girls with a 9-0 record. Summerville and Richland Northeast follow, while Clinton, Spring Valley, Tl. Hanna, and others fill the top 10.
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Camden
Hanna
Wilson
Westside
Loris
Oakway
Wade
Bowman
Mid Carolina
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