Spurrier names Sands as South Carolina running backs coach
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier announced Everette Sands will be the new running backs coach replacing Jay Graham. Sands played at The Citadel and has coached at Elon Ohio NC State and The Citadel, bringing experience with Marcus Lattimore as a key student athlete returning from injury ahead of spring practice begin March 12 and a spring game on April 14.
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USCA Pacers pull away late against ASU Jaguars
USCA used pressure defense to turn a tight game into a 23 point rout, forcing 20 Jaguar turnovers for 27 points and winning the paint 24-12 while bench players fueled a second half surge. Sterling Council led USCA with 17 points and four assists as Joel Gierbolini added 10 points off the bench.
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No. 1 Syracuse remains undefeated with win over Pitt
No. 1 Syracuse defeats Pittsburgh 63 to 70 as Dion Waiters scores 16 and Scoop Jardine 12 points with 10 assists to extend its season opening 20 game win streak. Boeheim ties fourth place all time with Adolph Rupp at 876 career wins while Pit falls to 11-8.
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SEC Predicted to Claim 7th Straight Title in 2012
The SEC dominates college football with six straight national titles and aims for a seventh in 2012. Predictions list top contenders in the East and West divisions, key coaching moves, and notable non conference matchups including Michigan versus Alabama and Clemson versus Auburn.
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