Silver Bluff star Raymond Chavous commits to Clemson football
Silver Bluff standout Raymond Chavous verbally pledged to Clemson University, choosing the Tigers over South Carolina with intent to sign on national signing day. The 6-6, 293-pound tackle, a Parade All American and Shrine Bowl participant, cited Clemson’s winning tradition and campus appeal and expressed eagerness to run down Death Valley’s hill.
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Pope Led Pacers Push Past Voorhees 67 63
USC Aiken women improved to 11 4 this season and defeated Voorhees 67 63. Janice Pope scored 24 and Sandra Collins 16 while Dawn Weeks added 16 rebounds. Weeks keyed the boards as USC Aiken led 33 27 at halftime and held the lead the rest of the way. The Lady Pacers return home to host Brunswick Junior College at 6 p m Saturday.
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Southwest high school basketball tonight slate
Tonight's schedule features C A Johnson at South Aiken Aiken at Keenan Midland Valley visits Orangeburg Wilk Wagener Valley plays Pelion Silver Bluff meets Bamberg Ehrhardt St Angela hosts Gilbert Girls games start 6 30 p m Boys start 8 p m Local fans follow district rivalries and early season matchups.
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Jackson-Less Hoyas Pound Syracuse 80 67
Georgetown without Michael Jackson used Reggie Williams to spark an 80 67 win over No 13 Syracuse at the Carrier Dome Williams scored 22 points with Wingate adding 18 and Ewing contributing in the second half Syracuse led 37 34 at halftime before Georgetown pulled away and solidified its Big East lead Rafael Addison topped Syracuse with 18 points.
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North Carolina Reigns in AP Top 20 Poll
North Carolina leads the AP college basketball poll at No. 1 with 61 first place votes and 1,239 points while DePaul is No. 2. UNC, 17-0, beat Wake Forest, Georgia Tech, and LSU but will be without freshman Kenny Smith who broke his wrist. The Top Ten also adds Memphis State at No. 9 and Maryland at No. 10, with several shifts and newcomers in the rankings.
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