N C State hires McCollum and Reed for coaching staffs
NC State completes its coaching staff by hiring Andy McCollum to coach linebackers and Mike Reed to coach defensive backs, with Reed leaving the Philadelphia Eagles. The article also notes Alabama freshman Verice Cloyd transferring to Chipola Junior College for more playing time and a separate NFL coaching update in Dallas.
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North Carolina State
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Mike Reed
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Middle Tennessee
Reed
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Alabama
Tuscaloosa
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Verice Cloyd
Chipola Junior College
Cloyd
Genesis One Christian Academy
NCAA
Irving
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Dallas Cowboys
Jason Garrett
Bill Parcells
Garrett
Troy Aikman
Miami
Knights extend win streak with 60 54 win over Spartanburg Methodist
Aiken Technical College improved to 14 4 and 7 0 in conference play by rallying from a seven point halftime deficit to defeat Spartanburg Methodist 60 54. Shondre Guest and James Giles each posted double doubles as Matthew Todd hit clutch threes in the final minutes to seal the victory. Giles added 12 rebounds and three blocks while Capers praised the defense as the key to the comeback and noted the team must stay focused for a home game against Cape Fear Community College.
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Spartanburg Methodist
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Terrance Almond
Cape Fear Community College
Cape Vs
Terrance Asmond
Gabriel Robinson
Bernard Fields
Ashton Wine
Evans
Robinson
Casey
DeWitt
Holloway
Taylor
York
Singleton
Duke Edges Clemson In Last Second Upset Bid
No. 10 Duke survived a frantic finish to defeat No. 19 Clemson 68-66 in Durham. David McClure scored the deciding layup at the horn after Vernon Hamilton forced a late tie with a 3, as Duke overcame a four-point margin and improved to 17-3 overall and 4-2 in the ACC. Hamilton led Clemson with 21 points, while Duke's Gerald Henderson added 15 and Jon Scheyer 6 assists.
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N.C
David McClure
Duke
Clemson
McClure
Blue Devils
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Josh McRoberts
Jon Scheyer
Scheyer
Hamilton
K.C. Rivers
Gerald Henderson
McRoberts
Tigers
Snedeker ties Torrey Pines course record with 61 lead
Brandt Snedeker, 26, rookie on the PGA Tour, shot a 61 on the North Course at Torrey Pines to tie the course record and lead by two. Tiger Woods eagled twice to card 66, as Charlie Wi and John Senden chased at 63. Snedeker rides the momentum into the South Course and a possible U S Open preview next year.
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Brandt Snedeker
Snedeker
Torrey Pines
Charlie Wi
John Senden
Tiger Woods
Woods
Arenas Surges to Second Eastern Guard All Star Spot
Washington guard Gilbert Arenas moved ahead of Vince Carter in the late All Star vote by 3 010 votes to secure the second Eastern Conference guard starting berth. LeBron James led all players with over 2.5 million votes for the February 18 game in Las Vegas. Shaquille O Neal earned his 14th straight All Star nod, tying for most consecutive selections.
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Federer and Williams reach Australian Open finals
Roger Federer crushed Andy Roddick 6-4 6-0 6-2 to reach a seventh straight Grand Slam final tying Jack Crawford's 1934 record. Serena Williams, unseeded after an injury year, outlasted Nicole Vaidisova 7-6 6-4 to reach her first Slam final in two years, with Maria Sharapova awaiting in the last semifinal.
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Australia
Roger Federer
Andy Roddick
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Jack Crawford
Serena Williams
Williams
Nicole Vaidisova
Maria Sharapova
Sharapova
Fernando Gonzalez
Tommy Haas
Jimmy Connors
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