ACC Championship Game Doubt Grows With 11 Members
The ACC’s plan to stage a football championship next season faces long odds as it expands to 11 teams with Virginia Tech and Miami. NCAA rules require 12 teams for a title game and no formal action was taken at the convention.
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Clemens signs one year Astros deal in homecoming
Roger Clemens agrees to a five million dollar contract with the Houston Astros, his hometown team, deferring 3.5 million and potentially earning 1.4 million more from attendance bonuses. The six time Cy Young winner had planned retirement after 2004 with the Yankees but chose to return, joining friend Andy Pettitte in Houston.
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Dolphins bring Dan Marino back as senior VP of football operations
Dan Marino returned to the Miami Dolphins as senior vice president of football operations on Monday. The move places a popular former quarterback in a leadership role after seven candidate interviews, though Marino had shown no prior interest in the position.
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Fiery Fox’s Plan Spurs Panthers to NFC Title Game
Charlotte story notes John Fox transformed the Carolina Panthers after a 1-15 season by instilling a tough physical defense and run first offense. He led a quick turnaround to reach the NFC championship against the Philadelphia Eagles with most of the 2001-era roster. Fox’s demanding, blunt style energized players as Carolina rebounded from an eight game slide to finish 7-9 and chase the franchise’s first Super Bowl.
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Florida State Visits Clemson In ACC Challenge
Florida State at Clemson tips 7 p.m. at Littlejohn Coliseum with Fox Spot Net. Florida State stands 12-3 and 1-1 ACC while Clemson sits 7-6 and 0-2 ACC. The Seminoles lead 19 of 29 meetings since 1991 and three of the last 12 games were decided by five points or less or in overtime.
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Win moves Boeheim past Wooden on list
Hakim Warrick led Syracuse with 21 points and 12 rebounds as No. 17 Syracuse beat Missouri 82-68 for its 12th straight win. Jim Boeheim earned his 665th victory, moving ahead of John Wooden to 19th on the Division I wins list.
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Citizens Park hosts winter youth sports registration and events
Registration runs Jan 26 to Feb 2 for T ball baseball and girls fastpitch with 40 dollar fees and a 10 dollar late fee after Feb 2. Soccer tournament on Jan 31 costs 125 dollars per team. Volleyball meeting Feb 3 at 6 30 p m with rosters due Feb 17. Coaching clinic Feb 9 6 30 to 8 p m free for Citizens Park coaches. Practice and league starts mid March to mid April.
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Schofield girls rout New Ellenton in seventh grade game
Schofield girls beat New Ellenton 71 to 12 as Alexandria Williams led with 23 points and Susan Payne added 16. The Lady Rams improve to 6-1 and will host Ridge Spring Monetta on Thursday.
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Weekend scoreboard roundup from college and pro games
A dense recap of multiple college matches across the South East and beyond with scores including Appalachian State over Chattanooga 94 to 77 and ETSU defeating Union Kentucky 100 to 62. NBA action features Dallas defeating New York 127 to 121 and Philadelphia topping Orlando 87 to 82 in close contests.
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