Clemson backup QB Zerrick Cooper to transfer
Clemson quarterback Zerrick Cooper announced his transfer after losing the backup battle to Hunter Johnson and Derrick Cooper. The redshirt sophomore started a few games when Kelly Bryant was injured but lost the role as Johnson improved late in the season. Cooper thanked Clemson staff and fans in his message.
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Hunter Johnson
Derrick Cooper
Bryant
Cooper
Guarerback
Georgia
Swinney
Johnson
Syracuse
Cleson
Citadel
Daba Swinney
South Carolina
Zervick
Landry Leads CareerBuilder Challenge in Coachella Valley
Andrew Landry shot 7 under 63 to reach 18 under and take the lead at the CareerBuilder Challenge in La Quinta. Jon Rahm trails by one stroke after a 67, with Kokrak and others nearby. day featured player moves and ties across Nicklaus and Stadium courses.
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Calle
Andrew Landry
Coachella Valley
Landry
Jack Nicklaus
la Quinta Country Club
Jon Rahen
Nicklaus
Jason Kokrak
Zach ‘Shoson
Michael Kim
Martin Piller Johnson
Nicklaus Aiken
Kevin Eisner
Stadium
Sunder
Scott Bow
USCA
Roberto Diaz
Matt Atkins
Stadium Course
Sandy
Rahm
Kokrak
Johnson
PGA West
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Clemson Faces Notre Dame Despite Battling Injuries
Clemson guard Shelton Mitchel and forward Donte Stantham were limited in practice as the Tigers juggle a brutal stretch of games. Coach Brad Brownell says the team must manage health to stay competitive, aiming for a quality win over Notre Dame at Littlejohn Coliseum. Notre Dame, without Benzie Colson for eight weeks due to a fracture, has adapted and remains dangerous with guards Facello and Gibbs-Thompkins leading the attack.
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Shelton Mitchel
Tigers
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Garme
Brad Brownell
Balancig
Bronewell
Fighting Irish
Benzie Colson
ACC
Trish
Louisville
Kyrgios Beats Tsonga In Australian Open Thriller
Nick Kyrgios, seeded 17th, upset Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in a dramatic three set match 7-6 4-6 7-6 to reach the Australian Open fourth round. Will Smith watched as Kyrgios recovered to win the final points in the tiebreak, hoped to witness a home-grown champion.
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Roger Federer
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Aleksandr Dolgopolov
Jelena Ostayenko
Margaret Court Arena
Anett Kontaveit
Osapento
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France
Nick Kyrgios
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