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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2007
Page
13
West Point announces Bobby Ross retires as Army football coach after a 9 25 record in three seasons. He is succeeded by offensive line coach Stan Brock. The move comes as Army seeks a new direction following Navy defeats.
Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro was put down in Kennett Square Pennsylvania after a breakdown last May at the Preakness and ongoing hoof complications. Co owners Roy and Gretchen Jackson said the decision was made with chief surgeon Dean Richardson and reflected continued pain and medical risk.
Heather Davis in her first year as Kennedy Middle School girls basketball coach has the Lady Eagles at 11-1. She credits a great group of talented players and team cohesion for the strong start while noting depth across five on the floor. Davis, a Shelbyville native, overcame an ACL injury and previously coached cheerleading before finding her element on the court.
The Thoroughbred Barbaro, winner of the 132nd Kentucky Derby, was euthanized Monday after severe leg fractures from the Preakness and subsequent laminitis. Veterinary staff at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine made the decision.
A host of former local high school stars push toward a fresh start with the Augusta Spartans indoor football team. Anthony Young Jamie Williamson and Sherrod Small practice with head coach Bubba Diggs as the season opener on February 11 approaches.
Clemson fell 68-66 at Duke on a game ending layup by David McClure and then lost 64-63 to Virginia at Littlejohn. The defeats drop the 18 4 Tigers to 4 4 in the ACC, ending a 17 0 start and prompting coach Oliver Purnell to call them hurt but not finished.
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