Ogrin Opens Strong As Cubs Talk Pop Up On Green
Palm Desert scene fuels golfer David Ogrin as he shoots 68 at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, leading a round in California. He muses on Cubs trades and his road as a PGA Tour player, reflecting on past near-misses and a candid, opinionated career.
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NCAA Forms Student Advisory Committee At Convention
San Francisco delegates approved a 16 member student advisory panel to give student athletes a voice in NCAA actions. The measure, praised by Executive Director Dick Schultz, marks a potential milestone in governance though students cannot write legislation. PMID
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Defense Lifts Louisville Over South Carolina 75-52
Louisville guard Keith Williams helped the ninth ranked Cardinals beat South Carolina 75-52 with stifling man to man defense that held the Gamecocks to 42 percent shooting and a season low in points. The victory extended Louisville’s streak to 11 in a row as they improved to 11-2 overall and 4-0 in the Metro. South Carolina fell to 8-3.
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Clemson Tigers pull away past Cavaliers 88 70 in ACC clash
Clemson coach Cliff Ellis called his team awesome at times after an 88 70 win over Virginia. Eldon Campbell led with 20 points as Clemson built a 2 0 run in the second half and finished 33 overall, 2 1 in ACC, while Virginia dropped to 0 2 in league play.
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Clemson Beats Virginia 88 70 In Brisk ACC Tilt
Clemson outscored Virginia 88 to 70 as Pryor and Forrest lead with double figures. Virginia trailed by 13 at halftime after a late 11 2 run, as Odom fills in for Holland. Rebounds favored Clemson 43 to 38, with 9 500 attendance.
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Louisville Fight Back Falls Short in Loss at South Carolina
South Carolina defeated Louisville 75 to 52 as Carolina players Ellison and Williams combined for 13 points and 8 assists. Rebound edge favored South Carolina 37 to 22 with Hudson and Manning supporting the surge. Kentucky-born miscues and cold shooting hampered Louisville throughout the second half.
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Louisville Routs South Carolina Behind Big Run
Terry Dozier closed the gap with a 9:28 remaining layin for South Carolina, but James Brewer sparked a 15-2 Louisville run after 8:41 left, pushing the Cardinals to a 63-45 lead at 3:25. Felton Spencer and Pervis Ellison keyed the surge with pivotal inside scoring and Louisville's defense locked down late.
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VPI Officials Weigh Eastern Seaboard Conference
Virginia Tech officials discuss forming an all sports league with Florida State Penn State South Carolina and West Virginia centered on football talks. The idea is in early stages with talks described as very preliminary and years from realization.
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Pacer Trio's Scoring Lifts USC Aiken Past Presbyterain
USC Aiken defeated Presbyterian College 76-66 in an NAIA District 6 contest as three players Freeman 20 Smith 18 and Merdith 10 led the scoring with leading scorer Strayhorn limited to eight points. The Pacers went 27 of 36 at the line, final 13 points coming from free throws to secure the win and improve to 6-7 while Presbyterian falls to 8-4.
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