NCAA head lauds campus activism and women coaching strides
NCAA President Mark Emmert praised student athletes for campus activism at the NCAA convention in San Antonio while voicing disappointment that member schools are not hiring enough women and minority coaches. He cited stress from activism and urged continued focus on academics fairness and safety. He noted no specific cases, but referenced Missouri’s 2012 boycott that helped trigger leadership resignations and prompted legislative proposals later dropped. Pastides warned that campus demonstrations will continue, and Emmert urged pipelines to broaden diversity into coaching roles, lamenting stagnant minority coordinator hires in FBS football and declining female coaching paths.
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Rice supports four team playoff format stays intact
Condoleezza Rice told the NCAA convention she favors keeping the four team College Football Playoff. She argued eight teams would demand more from young players and harm academics, while the four team model preserves the bowl system and late season rivalries and maintains regular season competitiveness.
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South Carolina Beats Kentucky On Road To End Home Streak
USC players Janee Thompson and Makayla Epps led Kentucky with 16 points apiece as the Wildcats fell at home for the first time this season. South Carolina rallied from a 30-19 deficit, led by Mitchell and Wilson and posted a strong post game with 38 points in the paint to snap Kentucky's home dominance.
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Bulldogs Upset No 20 Florida In Women's Roundup
Georgia players Tianna Griffin and Halle Washington led a 71 61 upset of Florida as the Gators aimed to finish strong late. Georgia outrebounded Florida 47 43 while Florida shot poorly and Mississippi State?
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Hawkeyes rally past Spartans in Big Ten showdown
No. 16 Iowa built a big first half lead and routed No. 4 Michigan State 76-59 in East Lansing. Peter Jok scored 19 of his 23 points before halftime as Iowa sunk MSU’s 18-game home win streak, ending a long skid. Denzel Valentine had 14 points for the Spartans.
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Bulldogs rally as nine freshmen see late action in win
Edisto 51 Silver Bluff 53 as Davis and Cheeseboro lead with 14 each. Freshmen Jamaal Washington and Jamari Foreman aided late rally, with Foreman scoring a late free throw. Coach McKenzie praised bench depth and senior shots by Green. Next, home vs Woodland Tuesday.
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Edisto Girls Defeat Silver Bluff in Close 39 32 Win
Edisto girls defeat Silver Bluff 39 to 32 as Silver Bluff fails to rally in the fourth quarter. Edisto's Gionne Moorer and Tamara Singleton contribute double digit scores while Ryan Bing leads Silver Bluff with 18 points.
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Mead Hall Dominates Glenforest in Historic Victory
Mead Hall defeated Glenforest 56 to 41 as Ned Kough scored 38 points to secure Mead Hall’s first ever win over Glenforest on Thursday night.
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