Clemson's Whitney Nabs ACC Player of the Week Honor
Clemson star Chris Whitney earned ACC player of the week while posting 16 of 26 shooting, 8 of 13 from three, 12 rebounds and 6 steals in wins over Wake Forest and Maryland. He scored 23 in the Maryland win, including a late theft against Rodney Rogers.
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Georgia Tech
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Maryland
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Yellow Jackets
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Blue Devils
Tigers
Scott Pinoni
Duke
Ray Farmer
Ryan Jackson
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Mike Olexa
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David Darwin
Jeff Sauve
Sports on TV Schedule for Tuesday and Wednesday
Tuesday March 2 7:30 p.m. Iowa at Michigan basketball on ESPN. 8 p.m. Bulls at Nets basketball on TNT. 8:30 p.m. Baylor at SMU basketball on SportSouth. 9 p.m. Pazienza vs Lally boxing on USA. 9:30 p.m. Tennessee at Vanderbilt basketball on ESPN. Wednesday March 3 2 p.m. Champions Cup tennis on ESPN. 7 p.m. Wake Forest at North Carolina basketball on ESPN. 8:30 p.m. Nebraska at Kansas basketball on SportSouth. 9 p.m. Boston College at Seton Hall basketball on ESPN.
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Nebraska
Kansas
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Boston College
Seton Hall
Evening College Sports Schedule Highlights
A compact list of games across softball baseball and basketball. Matches include Augusta College at USC Aiken softball at 2 PM and Davis and Elkins at USC Aiken baseball at 7:30 PM with other regional teams like Silver Bluff Barneswell North Augusta Aiken Chester Kingstree Strom Thurmond and Peach Belt action noted.
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Pacers Beat Newberry In Regular Season Finale
USC Aiken defeats Newberry 79 65 at Eleazer Arena to cap a 19 7 regular season as Steve Franklin leads with 23 points and Nick Orr adds 15. Women beat Newberry 81 70 as Sonya Cato posts 20 points and 22 rebounds.
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Newberry
Epperly
Steve Franklin
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Tyron Orr
Shaw Blackmon
Sean Gunn
Georgia College
Lander
Funay
Augusta
Sonya Cato
Gail Johnson
Rebels Open Up At Home In Second Round Clash
Strom Thurmond High School hosts Kingstree in a second round Class AAA boys basketball game after winning in the opening round. The Rebels aim to end a two season pattern of second round exits on the road. Coach Mike Gossett notes home court advantage could help.
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Craig Tyson
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Fourth Judicial District
Nolan Richardson
Strom Thurmond High School
Rebels
Strom Thurmond
Highstree School
Gossett
Mike Gossett
Myrtle Beach
St. John’s
Cheraw High School
Kingstree
St. Andrews Hig School
Strom Gossett
Boll Weevils
Said Gossett
Keenan High School
North Charleston High School
Aiken High
Chester High School
Orangeburg-Wilkinson
Dorman High School
Wagener-Salley High School
Lewisville High School
USC Aiken Suffers Fifth Loss Early in 1993 Baseball
USC Aiken dropped the first of a doubleheader to George Mason 10 6 pushing the Pacers to five losses 18 days into the 1993 season The Pacers rebounded to defeat Mount St Marys 19 3 in the second game as GMU built a 9 0 lead before USC Aiken fought back but stranded 12 baserunners and could not overcome a shaky start by Mark Lavenia and solid GMU defense
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Gary Gilmore
North Carolina Reclaims No. 1 In Poll Shakeup
North Carolina returns to the top of the AP poll after beating Florida State as Indiana and Kentucky stumble on the road. The Tar Heels lead with 49 first place votes and 1,600 points, while Indiana drops to second after a loss. Arizona and Michigan move to third and fourth as Duke climbs to sixth.
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