College Basketball Night Card With ESPN Games
Television listings show Connecticut at Georgetown at 7 p.m. on ESPN, Houston at SMU at 8 p.m., and Villanova at Syracuse at 8 30 p.m. on ESPN. The schedule highlights three major conference matchups and prime time coverage.
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Prep Schedule Highlights Week of January 22 23
Girls games start 6 30 p m with Westminster at St Angela on Thursday January 22 and boys follow. Friday January 23 features South Aiken at Dreher Williston Elko at Wagener Valley Orangeburg at North Augusta Silver Bluff at Barnwell A C Flora at Aiken Midland Valley at Greenwood St Angela at Orangeburg Prep Keenan at Strom Thurmond Ridge Spring Monetta at H K T. Saturday January 24 Wagener Salley at RSM College Schedule USC Aiken Thursday January 22 USC S at USC A double header 6 p m Saturday January 24 at Central Wesleyan double header 6 p m.
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Dreher
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Aiken
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Greenwood
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H-K-T
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Becker Fined $2000 for Outbursts in Australian Open Loss
Two time Wimbledon winner Boris Becker was fined 2000 dollars for a string of outbursts in his fourth round defeat to Wally Masur at the Australian Open. He received two warnings from umpire Wayne Spencer and fines for coaching, racket breaking, and taunting actions during the match. Martina Navratilova and Hana Mandlikova advanced to the semifinals in women's play.
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Becker
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Martina Navratilova
Hana Mandlikova
Navratilova
Zina Garrison
Houston
Mandlikova
Lori McNeil
Clemson Edges Georgia Tech On Tait Last-Second Shot
Clemson remains unbeaten at 17-0 with a 67-66 ACC win over Georgia Tech as Michael Tait hits an 18-footer with four seconds left after Horace Grant’s pass to the right corner. Grant credited Clemson’s late-clock patience as key to the victory over Tech.
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South Aiken Tops Strom Thurmond for 72 49 Victory
South Aiken remains undefeated in Conference 5-AAA at 3-0 after beating Strom Thurmond 72-49. Key reserves led the win with Scott Heath scoring nine and Pat Henson six, while Todd Harrison and Kenneth Guyton added double digits. Strom Thurmond, led by Bruce Lee with 10, was out-rebounded 42-28 as South Aiken dominated on the boards.
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Dreher
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South Africa
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Lanz Wilson
Travis Gordon
Richard Coates
Marshall Collier
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Edward Nicolson
Gearard Daise
Greg Culbreath
Ben Watkins
Donnell Simpkins
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Ryan Brown
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John Thompson
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Dexter Smith
Clemson Edges Tech 67 66 In Close ACC Clash
Clemson defeats Georgia Tech 67 to 66 after a tight second half. Pryor leads Clemson with 14 points and 8 rebounds while Ferrell and Neal pace Tech with 21 and 13 points respectively. Referee notes show 18 fouls apiece and 8,251 in attendance.
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Tait
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Ford
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Dalrymple
Oliver
Manlyn
Sherrod
North Augusta Tops Lexington In Tight Region Showdown
North Augusta beat Lexington 67 to 59 in a Region 3 AAAA game. Coach Jon Williams praised resilience after a rough first half as Charles Graham and Roosevelt Curry led with 22 and 18 points respectively. Free throw struggles nearly cost the Jackets as they hit 27 of 45 at the line.
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Lexington
Williams
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Kevin Mims
Jackets
Wildcats
Charles Graham
Charles
Roosevelt Curry
Curry
Hall of Fame Clash Highlights Hunter and Bunning Debate
MLBWA voting favored Jim Hunter over Jim Bunning despite similar career lines 224 wins 166 losses versus 224 184 with ERAs 3.26 and 3.27. The piece weighs factors like perfect games no hitters World Series play and league mobility while criticizing media influence and proposing voter education.
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Rod Carew
Joe Morgan
Willie Stargell
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Phil Niekro
Don Sutton
Mike Schmidt
Reggie Jackson
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Enos Slaughter
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