Johnson weighs coaching options for Tech defense
Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson seeks a defensive coordinator after firing Dave Wommack. He is reviewing two to three scenarios, with Al Groh among candidates, and plans to decide once the right fit and personnel considerations are aligned.
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Kiffin Takeover At USC Faces Early Scrutiny
Lane Kiffin arrived late to his USC news conference on his first day in the dream job amid praise and questions about staff ties and NCAA probes. Ed Orgeron defended keeping Tennessee recruits’ information to inquiries only, saying USC will not recruit Tennessee commits unless they show interest.
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Fresh start at Sony Open opens new PGA Tour season
John Daly arrives in Honolulu with a dramatic body transformation after lap-band surgery and a sponsor exemption to the Sony Open. Daly, 44, seeks to regain his tour card amid renewed optimism, facing a season defined by personal reinvention and performance pressure as rookies and veterans share the field in the season opener.
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USCA falls after late miscues. FMU steals win in paint battle
USCA squandered late chances as FMU rallied with a 9-2 run to tie 66-66. Byron Faison led USCA with 14 points while Mark Brown added 18, but FMU's Kaylan Anderson dropped 24 and the Patriots dominated in the paint 42-22 en route to a 71-? victory. USCA heads to Clayton State next.
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USCA women fall to FMU in final minutes
USCA led by Catherine Cain with 18 and Sundberg 11 as Kendra Chandler 16 and Nakia Pinkney 14 push the rally but FMU survives 79 77. Shana Franks tops FMU with 18 while Deandra Schirmer adds 18 for USCA’s foe in a tight late game at Clayton State.
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