Garcia hopeful for NFL career after USC dismissal
Former USC quarterback Stephen Garcia takes the blame for his downfall and prays for forgiveness as he eyes an NFL roster spot. In Tampa he explained the loss of focus and reflects on five suspensions and his need to prove leadership while preparing for The Battle of Florida in Boca Raton.
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Clemson Falls to Boston College in ACC Closeout
Boston College toppled Clemson 59-57 behind Dennis Clifford's late jumper with 42 seconds left. Lonnie Jackson scored 14 for BC as they snap a three game skid, while Andre Young led Clemson with 12 points and a late rally fell short.
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Minnesota Upsets No. 7 Indiana On The Road
In Bloomington Austin Hollins scored a career high 18 as Minnesota upset Indiana 77-74. Cody Zeller led Indiana with 23 while Rodney Williams and Julian Welch contributed for the Gophers who stopped a four game slide.
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DeLaet Returns to Form Leads Sony Open Field
Graham DeLaet eagled from near the green and added two 35-foot birdie putts to post 7 under 63 for a two shot lead at the Sony Open. The Canadian returned to PGA Tour play a year after lower back surgery and spoke of his renewed appreciation for competing. Carl Pettersson and K J Choi sat at 65 behind him while Webb Simpson carded 66.
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