Koda’s Kids Weekend Opens With NFL Flag Football Game
Dekoda Watson leads the Koda’s Kids weekend kickoff at Aiken High School with a flag football game between area high school stars and NFL players including Donald Penn and Gerald McCoy. Gates open 6 pm. kickoff 7 pm. tickets $10 with raffle prizes. proceeds go to the KODA’s KIDS Foundation.
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Koda's Kids Flag Football Game at Hagood Stadium
Current and former NFL players face area high school football players at Hagood Stadium Aiken High School Gates open 6 p.m. game 7 p.m. Tickets $10 vending JC's Seafood North Side Barbershop Alison South Marketing Group proceeds support Koda's Kids events including a golf tournament gala Friday July 14 and a free children's camp Saturday July 15 Details KodasKids.org for registration and information.
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Williams Returns To Arkansas As RB Depth Grows
Former South Carolina tailback David Williams joins Arkansas to bolster the backfield after Rawleigh Williams and Juan Day injuries. Bret Bielema, who recruited Williams at Wisconsin, notes the reunion as the Razorbacks seek more running threat behind Devwah Whaley and two freshmen. Williams rushed for 799 yards and five touchdowns at USC.
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SEC to celebrate 50th anniversary of first black football player
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey highlighted integration in the league during football media days in Hoover Alabama. He recalled Nate Northington debuting for Kentucky on September 30 1967 becoming the first African American in a varsity SEC football game and noted four black Wildcats on that team.
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