Coker signs with Alabama joins Crimson Tide after FSU
Former Florida State quarterback Jake Coker announces his transfer to Alabama. Coach Nick Saban expresses excitement about his addition, with Coker aiming to be eligible in 2014 after May graduation. Coker says he is excited to compete and thanks his Florida State teammates.
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Wawrinka Triumphs At Australian Open Final
Stan Wawrinka defeated Rafael Nadal 6 3 6 2 3 6 6 3 to win his first Grand Slam title at Melbourne Park. Nadal injured his back during the final but continued, becoming the first man in 21 years to beat No 1 and No 2 en route to a Slam. Wawrinka avenged prior losses to Djokovic with a five set win in the quarterfinals.
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Spurrier seeks more from Gamecocks after strong runs
South Carolina, in Spurrier era, has finished top 10 for three straight years with a No. 4 finish in 2013. The coach says 2014 goals include another SEC title run and a playoff-worthy season, despite losing Shaw and Clowney and other early NFL departures.
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Stone solidifies N. A. girls' squad in comeback period
North Augusta thrives after Mallory Stone returns from a knee bruise. The senior leads with 13.3 points per game and has keyed a four game Region 5-AAAA win streak, while teammates gain confidence with her on the floor.
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North Carolina Tops Clemson in Chapel Hill Stretching Home Dominance
James Michael McAdoo's 22 points and Marcus Paige's 15 powered North Carolina to an 80-61 win over Clemson. The Tar Heels improved to 57-0 at home against Clemson and 12-7 overall, while Clemson fell to 13-6 and 4-3 in ACC play amid a 34 percent shooting night.
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