Ridge Spring-Monetta Coach Reacts to Upset Loss
Ridge Spring-Monetta High school boys basketball coach Buford McGee watched his top ranked Trojans fall 69 68 to North in a Conference 7 A game after eight straight wins. McGee, a 1968 RSM all state football star, founded the middle school athletic program in 1974 and has long guided the high school.
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Monetta
Ridge Spring
Monetta High
Buford McGee
South Carolina Coaches Association
McGee
Trojans
RS M
North
RSM
Batesburg-Leesville
Baptist College
Ridge Spring-Monetta
David Jones
Ricky Henderson
Aiken County
Wagener-Salley
RSM Trojans rely on Henderson in tough conference race
McGee, formerly a lower school coach at Aiken, leads RSM with Ricky Henderson as top scorer at 24.8 ppg. The Trojans boast strong rebounding led by Kenny Oakman with 14 rpg. despite a slower start, they sit 4-1 in the conference and face Williston Elko next, focusing on team play over individual effort.
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McGee
Henderson
Kenny Oakman
Jacob Cyrus
RSM
North
Williston-Elko
Charleston Tops USC Aiken 85 75 In Late Surge
College of Charleston overcame a three point USC Aiken lead with four minutes left as Connie Culbreth led the Cougars with 27 points and Jane West 15. USC Aiken sophomore Barbara Williams and Cindy Pound each scored 23, but free throw misses doomed the Lady Pacers who hit five of 13 from the line.
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College of Charleston
Usc-Aiken
Lady Pacers
Usc-A
Barbara Williams
Cindy Pound
Kim Thomas
Charleston
Connie Culbreth
Jane West
Cougars
Oe Mercadal
Regina Brown
Lisa Schneers
Jamia
Holly Stilley
Connie
Sarah Geter
Susan Schaffer
Dawn Weeks
Sandra Collins
Dru McPherson
Vern Davis
Ann
Pound
USCA
Ginny Southworth
Unlikely Schools Add To The Bowl
An NFL title game features two players with strong academic backgrounds. Colgate's Mark van Eeghen, Yale alum John Spagnola, highlight athletes who chose education over elite programs. Both consider careers beyond football, with van Eeghen aiming for banking and Spagnola eyeing politics.
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New Orleans
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Southern California
Notre Dame
Philadelphia Eagles
Oakland Raiders
Oakland
Mark van Eeghen
Colgate University
Philadelphia
John Spagnola
Yale
Colgate
van Eeghen
Biggies
Oklahoma-Nebraska
Lehigh
Bucknell
Michigan
Cal
Spagnola
NFL
Mark Murphy
Washington
Marv Hubbard
Calvin Hill
Chuck Mercein
Mike Pyle
Dick Jauron
Gary Fencik
Bill Bradley
Rhode Island
Finance
Clemson Tops Tech in ACC Gridiron Skip
Clemson overwhelmed Georgia Tech 72 48 as Clarke Bynum and Horace Wyatt led the Tigers in a solid second half surge. Sam Fredrick poured in a career high 37 for South Carolina in a 68 64 loss to Temple. Appalachian State edged Furman 66 56 in the Southern Conference.
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Georgia Tech
South Carolina
Temple
Appalachian State
Furman
Clarke Bynum
Tech
Horace Wyatt
Wyatt
Larry Nance
Vince Hamilton
Tigers
Sam Fredrick
Temple Owls
Gamecocks
Owls
Jim McLoughlin
Keith Parham
Neil Robinson
Fredrick
McLoughlin
Gerald Peacock
British Golf Stars Begin Long American Swing
Great Britain's Sandy Lyle and Nick Faldo start a lengthy US tour taking advantage of a rules change that allows non members to play up to 10 PGA Tour events. They enter the Phoenix Open, a $300000 event, chasing a $54000 first prize amid a strong American field.
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Ariz
Great Britain
Sandy Lyle
Nick Faldo
Faldo
Lyle
United States
Phoenix Country Club
Tom Watson
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
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John Fitch
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