Roundup: Tennessee, Notre Dame pace women's college hoops
In Knoxville Tennessee defeated South Carolina to end the Gamecocks 10 game win streak and clinch the No 2 seed in the SEC tournament. Notre Dame sealed an undefeated regular season with an 84-60 win over NC State in Raleigh.
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Harrison's late trey lifts Clemson past Maryland in double OT
Clemson defeats Maryland 77 73 in a second overtime thriller at Littlejohn Coliseum. Damascus Harrison drilled a 3 pointer with 1 08 left in the period to put the Tigers ahead. K J McDaniels posted 26 points and 14 rebounds as Rod Hall added 16 points and 10 in OT.
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Braves and Tigers settle in scoreless spring tilt in Florida
In Kissimmee, Detroit’s Anibal Sanchez held Atlanta scoreless over two innings in a 0-0 10 inning tie. Braves lefty Alex Wood allowed three hits in two innings while Jarred Cosart and Carlos Corporan propelled the Astros past the Braves 7-4 in the day’s second game. Jordan Schafer collected two hits to lift his spring average to .455 as he battles for an outfield spot.
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Clemson Tigers rally past South Carolina in wild finish
Clemson beats South Carolina 9-6 at Doug Kingsmore after trailing 6-1, with Jake Long starting and Mooney driving in the decisive runs in the ninth as Brison Celek and English delivered key hits. Schmidt allowed the comeback before Cody Mincey closed it out for SC.</s>
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Henley edges playoff to win Honda Classic in wild finish
Russell Henley clinched the Honda Classic after a four man playoff at PGA National Palm Beach Gardens. Henley birdied the 18th in two at 549 yards, overcoming a late chip miscue, while Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, and others faltered. Palmer, Knox, and McIlroy contended. Woods exited with back pain. Henley earns Masters eligibility and moves into the world top 50.
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Pacers and Cougars set to clash in PBC Tournament opener
USCA, top regional seed, will face Columbus State in an Atlanta area tournament opener as Columbus State hosts the PBC first round. USCA seeks another deep run after advancing to Elite Eight regionals following a win in Columbus.
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