Holtz targets SEC title with explosive Gamecocks offense
South Carolina coach Lou Holtz says the Gamecocks belong in the SEC and must win the conference. He cites quarterback competition between Corey Jenkins and Dondrial Pinkins, notes a faster offense, anchors in seniors Ryan Brewer and Andrew Pinnock, and worries about an injured offensive line needing freshmen to fill gaps ahead of the Aug. 31 opener versus New Mexico State.
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ACC preseason poll names Maryland, Clemson in top ranks
Maryland is picked third in the ACC media poll behind Florida State and North Carolina with 572 points. Clemson sits fourth at 434, followed by North Carolina 331, Wake Forest 298, Virginia 275 and Duke 89. NC State earns a second place nod, highest for coach Chuck Amato. Duke holds the league’s longest losing streak.
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Spurrier keeps maverick stance at Carlisle camp
Spurrier arrived at Redskins training camp at Dickinson College in Carlisle and suggested he may relocate next year. He praised staying in his home area, cited a chat with Titans tight end Frank Wycheck, and noted ownership and camp location questions. Meanwhile the Panthers signed Julius Peppers, the No. 2 draft pick, ahead of camp under coach John Fox.
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Ahmed finance’s racing empire loses key owner
Prince Ahmed dies in Riyadh after a storied career in horse racing. He built The Thoroughbred Corp with champions like War Emblem Point Given Officer Anees and Sharp Cat. War Emblem sparked a Triple Crown bid before Belmont stumble. Point Given earned 3.97 million and he later retired due to tendon strain. He leaves a wife and five children.
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