Clowney Wins Best Play ESPY for The Hit
Jadeveon Clowney claimed the Best Play ESPY for his helmet-popping hit on Michigan’s Vincent Smith in the Outback Bowl. The SEC star traveled from Hoover to Los Angeles for the awards voted by online fans.
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Carr Revved Up for Sophomore Year
Local sports brief notes Carr returns to campus for his sophomore year as preparations begin. Coach and teammates express optimism about his development and role. The feature highlights athletic potential and upcoming team expectations.
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Midland Valley's Daniel Carr No. 4 Player to Watch for 2013
Daniel Carr rose from backup to starter for Midland Valley in 2012, guiding a 0-4 start to a 4-7 finish and helping the Mustangs reach the Region 5-AAA title chase. As a sophomore, his dual threat produced 795 passing yards, five TDs, 420 rushing yards, and six rushing scores.
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Top 10 Aiken football players to watch series Seventh reveal
The series continues highlighting Aiken area high school players with No. 7 Taylor Hearn of West Effingham slated for July 15. Each day presents a new standout as No. 1 is saved for Sunday.
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Manziel’s Heisman Fame Meets Off Field Strife in 2013
Johnny Manziel headlines a turbulent 2013 season as the Heisman winner faces scrutiny for off field incidents. The piece traces his rise from freshman sensation to media scrutiny, including a guilty plea for a 2012 assault incident, Manning Academy departure, and ongoing focus on football with a Rice game ahead and Alabama rematch looming.
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British Open clubs keep single sex policy despite pressure
Peter Dawson of the Royal & Ancient defended male-only membership at Muirfield Troon and Royal St George's as the British Open heads to Gullane. Dawson dismissed comparisons to discrimination and said single sex clubs do little harm to golf.
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British Open at Muirfield Opens with Els defending
The 142nd Open starts at Muirfield with Ernie Els as defending champion and ESPN coverage from 4 AM to 3 PM. North Augusta’s Scott Brown, USC Aiken alum, tees off at 10:51 AM amid media and political attention on gender and single sex clubs.
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NeSmith Qualifies for U S Amateur After Qualifier Finish
North Augusta alum Matt NeSmith earned a spot in the U S Amateur by placing third over two days at Columbia Country Club with 69 and 68. The South Carolina sophomore plans to play the Porter Cup next week before facing stroke play and match play at Brookline in August aiming for Augusta Masters qualification.
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