Wohlers Key To Braves Title Rise Of Atlanta closer solidified bullpen en route to Series win
Mark Wohlers emerged as Atlanta’s closer in mid May, posting 25 saves with a 2.09 ERA and four more in the World Series. His trust in himself transformed the bullpen, allowing Greg McMichael and Brad Clontz to shift to middle relief while Pedro Borbon faced lefties. The Braves secured the crown after years of bullpen instability and playoff losses.
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Coaches clash as players rally behind their leaders
Smith and Barnes clash over loyalty as UNC players defend their coach. Jeff Melnnis and Antawn Jamison note Smith’s fiery competitiveness and the team focuses on playing, ignoring a Clemson headline about a rematch in the tournament.
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USC Gamecocks Rally Past LSU In SEC Clash
South Carolina edged LSU 80-76 as McKie sparked the final stretch with 49 seconds left. Larry Davis and Malik Russell each scored 16 for USC while Landers Nolley and Duane Spencer led LSU with 17 apiece, as USC shot 48 percent overall and 51 percent in the second half.
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Varlege Scores Round Leads To Tight Fret Result
Round by round scoreboard shows Bligh Bit at 70 for Virgin Union, Plato 4, and Wena Ov A seat Cetra Reson. Fret rounds produce close standings as competitors vie for top position.
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Watts 10 Mile State Championship Recap
Rob Wilder of Spartanburg won the men’s 10 mile state championship in 51 minutes 44 seconds, dominating the field by nearly three minutes. Judy Watts of Anderson captured the women’s title in 1 hour 4 minutes 13 seconds, also winning by about three minutes.
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