Glanville Brings Back Black Falcons’ Attitude
Falcons new coach Jerry Glanville arrives with a sharp edge and bold plan to end the bland era. He vows an aggressive defense and fast tempo as Atlanta returns to black jerseys and an “attitude” mindset to revive a team long stuck in neutral. The camp showcases his personality and a belief the franchise can regain its bite.
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Dixon says FSU decision could reshape Metro Conference future
Columbia The Metro Conference fate hinges on Florida State as South Carolina athletic director King Dixon warns a commitment by FSU could trigger a domino effect. Dixon notes a SEC invitation denial but says FSU may still choose an expanded Metro or new all sports alignments.
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Pro Boxing Finds Home In Aiken At Weekend Card
Professional boxing found a home in Aiken with a six bout card at H. Odell Weeks Center. Augusta middleweight Ray Dove won a split decision to lift his record to 42 while Augusta heavyweight Poncho Carter knocked out Trib Perry in 35 seconds of the first round. Carter, returning after a three year layoff, said crowd support helped his comeback and hoped to be on the next card.
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Pancho Carter KOs Perry In Two Punch Heavyweight Bout
Augusta fighter Pancho Carter returned from a two year layoff to hammer Trib Perry of Greensboro, knocking him out 34 seconds into the first round. Carter improves to 192, 18 by knockout with an August 17 bout planned in Atlanta. Bobby Joe Arthurs and Don Williams won via unanimous decisions on the same card at H Odell Weeks, as both near forty pro begins with mixed results against Terry Denny and other opponents.
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America Registers Boxing Wins and Gymnastic Losses at Goodwill
At Seattle Goodwill Games Rudolph Bradley battered Raul Gonzales to win 112 pounds by decision. Kim Zmeskal led U.S. gymnasts with the top individual points but faltered on parallel bars, finishing far behind the Soviets in team and all-around. Boxing and gymnastics outcomes shaped a tense night as the U.S. pressed for medals.
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