College Basketball Calendar Highlights Today
Undefeated Clemson faces Boston College at noon. Aiken Tech meets Brunswick Community College at 3. USC Aiken women play GCSU at 5 30 p.m. South Carolina travels to Tennessee at 6. USC Aiken men take on GCSU at 7 30.
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Sports TV Schedule Highlights Broad Evening Card
A detailed listing of sports broadcasts across channels for the day including European PGA Tour Abu Dhabi third round on The Golf Channel at 9 30 a m LPGA Women's World Cup second round 1 p m PGA Tour Bob Hope Classic fourth round 4 p m Champions Tour Mastercard Championship second round 7 30 p m boxing features Jose Luis Castillo vs Herman Ngoudjo and IBF champion Juan Arango vs Ricky Hatton in Las Vegas. Also college basketball regional CBS ESPN ABC FSN and VERSUS coverage across noon to 9 p m with multiple matchups and times.
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Tigers Preview Clemson Baseball Infield Lipstick
Clemson returns key infield pieces led by Taylor Harbin Stan Widmann and Marquez Smith along with outfield leader Brad Chalk and newcomer Addison Johnson. Pitching questions center on P J Zocchi David Kopp and Ryan Hinson with Daniel Moskos set as closer as the Tigers eye a top preseason ranking.
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Clemson
Taylor Harbin
Stan Widmann
Marquez Smith
Herman Demmink
Brad Chalk
D.J. Mitchell
Travis Storrer
Addison Johnson
Leggett
Demmink
Addison
Tyler
Colvin
Chicago Cubs
Tigers
P.J Zocchi
David Kopp
Ryan Hinson
Josh Cribb
Stephen Faris
Jason Berken
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Zocchi
Kopp
Hinson
Daniel Moskos
Aiken Hornets Rally Past South Aiken In Fourth Quarter
Aiken Hornets overcome a tight game to pull away late in the fourth, scoring 21 points in the final period. Marcel Harley leads with 11, while Xavian Robinson and Demetrius Washington contribute key baskets as South Aiken fights back but falls short.
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Hornets
Harley
South Aiken
South Airica
Bucky Wash
Ington
Robinson
South Africa
Colin
Jamal Davis
Jowan Gray
Odom Faces Confidence Battle as South Carolina Struggles
Dave Odom seeks to restore the Gamecocks' confidence after four straight losses by 112 points. He notes a fragile team mood and stresses mental control as SC drops to 10-6 after a harsh stretch including defeats to Kansas Georgia Florida and Kentucky. The extension follows a transitional season.
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Dave Odom
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Eric Hyman
Dolphins hire offensive coordinator after exhaustive search
The Miami Dolphins selected Chargers offensive coordinator Cam Cameron after interviewing at least 12 candidates in the franchise’s widest coaching search since 1966. The move pairs Cameron with GM Randy Mueller and could place Capers as defensive coordinator under the new regime. Cameron has ties to Indiana and has considered jobs with Arizona and Atlanta.
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Dom Capers
Atlanta Falcons
Jim Mora
Georgia Tech
Chan Gailey
Alabama
Mike Shula
Don Shula
Wayne Huizenga
Cameron
NFL
Randy Mueller
Capers
Saban
Chargers
South Florida
Mueller
Arizona Cardinals
Arizona
Pittsburgh
Ken Whisenhunt
Atlanta
Louisville
Bobby Petrino
Indiana
Antwaan Randle el
Hoosiers
Bobby Knight
Lee Corso
Sam Wyche
Panthers hire Tim Lewis to coach secondary
The Carolina Panthers name Tim Lewis former Giants defensive coordinator as their new secondary coach replacing Rod Perry. Lewis, a nine season Steelers veteran, takes over a unit hampered by injuries and big plays in 2005 while the team also parts ways with Dan Henning and Mike Maser.
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Tim Lewis
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Green Bay Packers
Ken Lucas
Chris Gamble
Mike Minter
Dan Henning
Mike Maser
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