Braves assign Ian Thomas to Gwinnett and reassign Capps
Braves option left-hander Ian Thomas and infielder Elmer Reyes to Triple-A Gwinnett. Four players, including reliever Matt Capps, are reassigned to minor league camp as Capps pursues a comeback after 2012.
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Palmetto powers tussle at top college golf event
The Palmetto Intercollegiate at Palmetto Golf Club opened with 17 Division I teams plus USC Aiken. After 36 holes USC leads by one over Clemson as Cody Proveaux shot a 63 in round two to spark the Tigers. Langdale, last year’s medalist, struggled early then recovered.
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Leaderboard Leaders in Golf Across Colleges
Scott Wolfes of Georgia Southern Aaron Cockerill of Idaho Will Starke of South Carolina Cody Proveaux of Clemson Danny Walker of Virginia Denny McCarthy of Virginia top the individual standings as teams from the cited colleges compete for the leaderboard title.
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Aaron Cockerill
Idaho
Will Starke
South Carolina
Cody Proveaux
Clemson
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Virginia
Denny McCarthy
Newberry Wolves Pro Day Highlights Rising NFL Hopefuls
Newberry College hosted a Scout Day with Byron Dickerson posting a 41 inch vertical and 10 foot 5 inch broad jump while running the 60 yard shuttle in 11.51 seconds. Ozzie Exume did 26 bench reps and John Gadson performed 18. Edmond Robinson aimed to build on his NFL Combine showing as Presbyterian receiver Demarcus Rouse attended while sidelined. Head coach Todd Knight said the day offered key opportunities and exposure for the players.
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Byron Dickerson
Ozzie Exume
John Gadson
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Newberry College
Edmond Robinson
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Demarcus Rouse
Martinez Gallman
Todd Knight
Gamecocks rise as SEC elite with title win
South Carolina, under Dawn Staley, claimed its first SEC tournament title by defeating Tennessee 62 to 46, cementing the program as a top SEC power after years of rebuilding. MVP Aleighia Welch starred as the Gamecocks solidified a dominant run led by Tiffany Mitchell.
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Dawn Staley
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Tennessee
Lady Vols
Aleighia Welch
Staley
Temple
Welch
Knoxville
Tiffany Mitchell
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