USC Boosters Woo Bobby Cremins Offer Reported
South Carolina boosters reportedly offered Georgia Tech coach Bobby Cremins 600000 a year to return to his alma mater after Steve Newton announced departure. Cremins declined, citing NCAA tournament goals, as the Atlanta Journal Constitution detailed.
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Georgia Tech
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Steve Newton
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Mike McGee
Frank McGuire
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Mashburn
Kentucky
Jamal Mashburn
Billy McCaffrey
Vanderbilt
Allan Houston
Tennessee
Stacey Poole
Florida
James Robinson
Alabama
Jamie Brandon
Georgia
Charles Claxton
Kevin Anglin
Bruce Elder
Jason Caffey
Andrew DeClercg
Mississippi
Joe Harvell
Arkansas
Darrell Hawkins
Corliss Williamson
Auburn
Aaron Swinson
Jamie Watson
Sports On TV Schedule for Conference Championships
Monday March 8 features ESPN and TNT telecasts including the Sun Belt and Metro Atlantic Basketball championship games at 5 p m and 7 30 p m prime time. The Colonial Athletic and Magic at Knicks games air 8 p m with Missouri Valley at 9 30 p m and West Coast at 12 a m. ESPN and TNT are the networks.
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Magic
Knicks
Local High and College Sports Schedule Tees Up Week
Calendar listings show events across multiple sports including baseball at USC Aiken, golf at Barnwell and Cedar Creek, soccer at Williston-Elko South Aiken Irma, and tennis softball baseball soccer across Aiken region. Notable matches include Aiken vs South Aiken at Odell Weeks and South Aiken hosting North Augusta in baseball.
USC Aiken Pacers miss NCAA Division II bid
USC Aiken failed to earn an at large invitation to the Division II tournament after winning the Peach Belt titles and posting 22 wins. Coach Larry Epperly lamented the result as out of their hands while Florida Southern’s upset over Tampa sealed Tampa’s automatic bid.
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Tampa
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Epperly
Peach Belt Athletic Conference
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Peach Belt
Marvin Vanover
Vanover
South Region Committee
Pacers win Peach Belt title but miss NCAA bid
USC Aiken defeats Augusta College 64 60 to claim the Peach Belt Conference tournament crown and complete the regular season sweep. Senior Shaw Blackmon and Tyron Orr key the win as the Pacers celebrate but learn they will not receive an NCAA Division II tournament invitation. Coach Larry Epperly laments the missed bid. Steve Franklin leads with 22 points and shares MVP honors with Derek Stewart.
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USC Aiken
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Pacers
Augusta College
Augusta College Athletic Complex
Shaw Blackmon
Blackmon
Columbus College
Student Activities Center
Tyron Orr
Larry Epperly
Peach Belt Athletic Conference
USC Spartanburg
Rifles
Steve Franklin
Aiken
Derek Stewart
Epperly
Allison Captures Pontiac 400 at Richmond
Davey Allison and Larry McReynolds kept a steady Ford strategy to win the Pontiac 400 at Richmond International Raceway. Allison led 152 of the final 157 laps and finished about 4.38 seconds ahead of Rusty Wallace, a relieved victory for Ford supporters after a difficult period for the driver.
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Davey Allison
Larry McReynolds
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Allison
Richmond International Raceway
Rusty Wallace
Pontiac 400 Top 10 Driver Standings Listed In NC and TN
The list features ten drivers with car makes and home towns, including Davey Allison of Hueytown Alabama in a Ford Thunderbird and Rusty Wallace of Concord North Carolina in a Pontiac Grand Prix. Other entries include Alan Kulwicki in Concord, Dale Jarrett in Conover, Kyle Petty in High Point, Jeff Gordon in Charlotte, Mark Martin in Jamestown, Darrell Waltrip in Franklin Tennessee, Harry Gant in Taylorsville, and Dale Earnhardt in Cooke North Carolina.
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Hueytown
Ala
Rusty Wallace
Concord
N.C
Alan Kulwicki
Dale Jarrett
Conover
Kyle Petty
High Point
Jeff Gordon
Charlotte
Mark Martin
Jamestown
Darrell Waltrip
Franklin
Tenn
Harry Gant
Taylorsville
Dale Earnhardt
Cooke
Top Seeds Battle for Boys 18s Final at Spring Fling
Top seed Paul Goldstein of Rockville Maryland advanced to the Boys 18s final at the NationsBank Spring Fling, defeating Brian Patterson of Maine 6 1 6 2 in the semifinals after a tougher win over Mitch Sprengelmeyer. Goldstein said he felt rusty but concentrated well in the closing rally.
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Paul Goldstein
Rockville
Brian Patterson
Falmouth
Maine
Goldstein
Mitch Sprengelmeyer
Bill Gluck
Patterson
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