Panthers hire Rivera as new head coach
The Carolina Panthers tap Ron Rivera, defensive coordinator of the Chargers, to become the NFL team’s head coach. Rivera, 49, is the second Latino head coach in NFL history and replaces John Fox after a 2-14 season. He agreed to a four year deal worth about 11.2 million dollars. He takes over as the Panthers seek a turnaround and plan staff changes to improve the league’s worst offense.
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Oguchi Signs Pro Contract With Libyan Team Al Hilal
Kingsley Oguchi, former USC Aiken standout, signed a pro contract with Al Hilal in Libya's Division I Basketball League this week. He previously played seven games for Kereven de Energia in Finland, averaging 18.1 points. Oguchi left USCA as a four year starter and top six in school history in points. He also holds USCA's career steals record with 162.
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NASCAR drivers must choose a single championship series
NASCAR announces 2011 competition rules require drivers to declare one series for a championship, barring Sprint Cup contenders from seeking titles in both Cup and Nationwide. The policy targets star drivers like Brad Keselowski and Carl Edwards while aiming to strengthen the Nationwide feeder division and preserve fan interest in lower-tier races.
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