Johnson’s past suspensions loom over Ryder Cup star
Dustin Johnson, fresh from an other World Golf Championship win, faces lingering questions about a six month absence and opaque PGA Tour discipline practices. Commissioner Finchem defends limited disclosures, while Johnson courts attention with recent top finishes and a major bid.
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Newberry Pro Day draws NFL scouts and hopefuls in frigid morning
At Newberry Pro Day ten athletes faced NFL scouts, led by Robinson as a standout invitee from Division II. Gallman, Williams, and Minor joined past pros like Bostick and Parker in hoping for a draft, free agent, or Canadian league chance, while others pursued workouts despite injuries and administrative hurdles.
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Ginn Rejoins Panthers on Two Year Deal
Panthers announce Ted Ginn Jr signs a two year contract to bolster passing and return game in Charlotte. Ginn, 29, had a strong 2013 season with Carolina and posted 36 receptions for 556 yards and five touchdowns, plus solid returns. General manager Dave Gettleman praised Ginn as a big play threat and returner while coach Ron Rivera cited Ginn’s ability to stretch the field and turn the field in the return game.
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Proveaux Nears Medal Contention Despite Injury Comeback
Pelion grad Proveaux played through an injury to a rib area and opened with a 71, then followed with a 69 in round two to sit tied for third at 6 under. Clemson's Kennerly and Capps posted strong totals, while Georgia Southern's Wolfes led at 8 under. Starke, Langdale and others praised Palmetto's scoring conditions as the field eyes the final round amid possible weather delays.
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Axel Ostensson
Brandon Robinson-Thompson
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