Clemson Pitcher Berken Returns After Major Surgery
Clemson pitcher Jason Berken is back with the team after undergoing major surgery. Schofield girls cap an unbeaten regular season with a victory over Paul Knox.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2006
Page
13
Clemson pitcher Jason Berken is back with the team after undergoing major surgery. Schofield girls cap an unbeaten regular season with a victory over Paul Knox.
Packers quarterback Brett Favre said he would likely retire if forced to decide today though he has not ruled out a comeback. Coach Mike McCarthy downplayed the interview and called Favre’s remarks a natural reaction after a disappointing season.
South Aiken High School defensive end Dekoda Watson committed to Florida State on National Signing Day after choosing the Seminoles over South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia Tech. At 6 foot 2 and 210 pounds he plans to play defensive end and possibly linebacker.
South Aiken High School defensive end Dekoda Watson chose Florida State on Monday ending a hectic college recruitment. Coach Dan Pippin, who also coached Ben Anderson to Georgia Tech, praises Watson and notes how the process affected the player and family.
USC Aiken baseball begins the season Wednesday at 2 p.m. vs Coker at Roberto Hernandez Stadium. Ranked eighth by Collegiate Baseball NCAA Division II preseason, the Pacers seek the Peach Belt title after finishing 40-19 and 16-14 last year.
Detroit report notes Pittsburgh lacks many players with Super Bowl pedigree while Seattle veterans push back on the idea experience decides games. Steelers face Seahawks at 6:25 p.m. with TV coverage on WJBF and WOLO as Casey Hampton dismisses hype.
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