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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2003
Page
15
Gannon, 37, defies age with a 4,689-yard season the Raiders say is unmatched by any. He completed 418 passes, setting a league record with just 10 interceptions, while teammates praise his work ethic and control as Coach Gruden and staff crafted a complex offense.
Gannon reads defenses with three plays in mind at the line and five targets in sight as he audibles and adapts. He can sling to Brown Rice Porter Garner Jolley or run a rare new throw. Monte Kiffin notes Gruden taught him the system and that Gannon knows the offense inside out, a defining edge.
South Aiken's Lady Hornets travel to Orangeburg Wilkinson to face top state team the Bruinettes. Coach Aubrey Pompey notes their fast break and rebounding edge, urging tight ball control and stronger boards with Heather Brown and Rachel Suhrer back for the challenge.
Molony plans to switch from 8 man to 11 man football while pursuing second-session summer school at Presbyterian. He expects to learn safety from a former graduating safety who is a close friend of his brother and will coach him. The Wardlaw standout notes his dual positions helped his game and his Edgefield family celebrates both sons on scholarships.
Tennessee pressed Georgia Tech and Clemson, building early leads as turnovers fueled fast breaks. The crowd of 4,482 watched a snowbound evening, with classes canceled, ending a 169 game home attendance streak. Georgia Tech beat Clemson 89-78 in overtime. Duke overwhelmed Maryland 101-52 led by Tillis and Mosch. Georgia routed Alabama 77-47 as Kendrick and Braxton led the scoring for the Lady Dogs.
State education officials oppose oversight while Rep Fair pushes a bill after a judge ruled the league a public body for FOIA purposes. He argues the league’s closed door appeals harmed families and that public pressure could boost his measure. The department says it does not want authority over the league.
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