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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2011
Page
13
College World Series ace Michael Roth drew backlash after he posted that his father quit his job to watch him pitch. The tweet prompted a national furor among USC supporters, fueling a heated online debate and overshadowing the game coverage.
Ex UGA coach Vince Dooley will host a 7 p.m. June 30 pep rally at Morgan County High School to recruit for Extreme Makeover Home Edition. Ty Pennington is expected to surprise the winning Georgia family on July 10.
Orlando AP Tiger Woods will skip the AT&T National near Philadelphia to recover from a left leg injury. He cited doctors orders and noted his world ranking at 17 with no tournament since tying for fourth at the Masters after injuring his left knee and Achilles on the 17th hole at round three.
The United States edged Panama 1 0 as Clint Dempsey scored in the 77th minute from an assist by Landon Donovan. Freddy Adu set up Donovan with a sharp pass before Dempsey finished low in the corner. The win sends the U S to the final for a fourth straight tournament, awaiting Honduras or Mexico.
Gregg Park 7 and 8 year olds edge Orangeburg 10 to 5 in Dixie Baseball District 6 machine pitch semifinals to reach the title game against Barnwell. A win would send the team to the state tournament in Dillon, with Gregg Park needing two losses to be denied.
Atlanta beat Toronto 5 1 to sweep the Blue Jays as Brandon Beachy returned from the disabled list with a career high 11 strikeouts over six innings. Dan Uggla and Brian McCann hit two run homers while Jose Bautista homered for Toronto. The Braves extended a four game homestand winning streak as Prado remained sidelined.
The head to head shows Clemson and South Carolina each beating a FCS opponent. Wofford carried a point to Clemson while The Citadel did for USC. Troy and East Carolina are referenced to gauge strength, with ECU given edge for tougher schedule. Overall the piece weighs non conference strength and assigns points to each side.
Clemson defeats Navy 3-2 in a battle of nonconference schedules as defending champion Auburn looms. The Tigers outperform Navy’s unconventional offense, while USC’s tougher ACC slate remains superior in the author’s view. Huffman is noted at 38.
Jeremy Timmerrman notes South Carolina and Clemson schedules, comparing nonconference foes like The Citadel, East Carolina, Navy, Troy, Wofford, and Auburn. He flags ECU and Auburn as the tougher links and questions Kyrie Irving’s college dominance and commitment after a limited, injury-plagued freshman year.
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