Super Bowl finish yields NBC ratings win
NBC captured the night with a dramatic finish as the Denver Broncos beat Green Bay 31 to 24. The overnight Super Bowl rating reached 44.1 with a 66 share per Nielsen, signaling strength despite evolving measurement methods and cable TV growth.
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Calendar Basketball Night List Highlights Local Games
Sauaken JV visits Evans at 9 30 pm Calhoun Falls hosts Ridge Spring Monetta JV at 5 pm Silver Bluff plays Bamberg Ehrhardt at 6 pm South Aiken at Evans 6a Aiken at North Augusta 6 30 pm Brookland Cayce at Midland Valley 6 30 pm Dreher at Strom Thurmond 6 30 pmllendale Fairfax at Barnwell 6 30 pm Wagener Salley at Williston Elko Monetta 6 30 pm Limestone JV at Aiken Technical College 7 30 pm USC Aiken women visit Clayton College State 5 30 pm USC Aiken men at Clayton College State 7 30 pm
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Evening TV Sports Schedule Highlights
ESPN carries Wisconsin versus Minnesota and LaSalle versus Virginia Tech at 7 and 8 pm. The Pistons meet the Bucks at 9:30, Kentucky hosts Vanderbilt later. Australian Open tennis airs on ESPN2 after midnight, with regional college games including Notre Dame Indiana and Clemson at North Carolina on ESPN and TBS.
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Hot Yellow Jackets Ready for Hornets and Region Showdown
South Aiken High School travels to Evans Georgia while Aiken hosts Region 3-AAA leader North Augusta. Coach Pat Keating says the Jackets will be tested by a tough North Augusta defense and must control boards and perimeter shooting. South Aiken aims to rebound from a win over Lexington and stay unbeaten at the top of the region.
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Pacer Women Fall To Lander On Home Court
USC Aiken women suffer a 77-68 defeat to Lander in Peach Belt play, marking their eighth loss in nine games and dropping to 2-7 in conference and 5-13 overall. Lander moves to 3-6 in league and 7-10 overall as USC Aiken misses a chance to end a skid.
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Smith Delivers 82 Point Night In Pacers Victory
USC Aiken senior guard Kendrick Smith scored 16 points each half and added a late 9 point burst as the Pacers pulled away from Lander 80 60 in a Peach Belt game. Smith shot 13 of 18, including five 3s, earning praise from coach Mike Roberts and rival Chipper Bagwell.
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Threes start falling as USC rolls past Furman
South Carolina (14 3) used hot outside shooting led by BJ McKie and Larry Davis to beat Furman. McKie scored 14 of 16 first half points as the Gamecocks hit nine 3s, building a 44 20 lead and winning for the sixth time in seven games.
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Broncos Upset Packers Defy Point Spread in Super Bowl XXXII
The Broncos defeated Green Bay 31 to 24, proving the upset was not fate but the result of two evenly matched teams. Denver, a wild-card by name only, entered the game as capable as Green Bay, which entered favored by 12 points and riding a historic NFC dominance.
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Broncos Win Super Bowl XXXII Ends NFC Domination
Larry Taylor reports Denver Broncos defeated Green Bay Packers 31 to 24 in Super Bowl XXXII on a neutral field. MVP Terrell Davis rushed 157 yards with three touchdowns, while linemen Tony Jones Mark Schlereth Tom Nalen Brian Habib and Gary Zimmerman praised for blocking and protection. Favre threw three TDs but costly turnover sealed the title.
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