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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2014
Page
17
Clemson righty Zack Erwin allowed one run on four hits with seven strikeouts in 7 2/3 innings to beat Appalachian State at Doug Kingsmore Stadium. He earned the win for No. 14 Clemson, moving to 1-0 with a career-high innings and tied strikeout mark.
Jacksonville signs free agent linebacker Dekoda Watson after a Tuesday visit with general manager Dave Caldwell and coach Gus Bradley. Watson, a 2010 seventh-round pick by Tampa Bay, posted 106 tackles and three sacks in four Buccaneers seasons and will compete for a starting role alongside recent signings Red Bryant Zane Beadles Toby Gerhart. The club also re-signed Chad Henne Will Blackmon and traded Blaine Gabbert to San Francisco for a sixth-round pick and a conditional future selection.
Pacer guard DeVontae Wright hit a late jumper to seal the Peach Belt Tournament title for USC Aiken as coach Vince Alexander praised Wright leadership after stepping into the role left by Remon Nelson. Wright thanked teammates and coaches for confidence in the moment.
Braves sign right hander Ervin Santana to a 14.1 million one year pact in Florida raising their 2014 rotation hopes. With Kris Medlen sidelined by elbow issues and Brandon Beachy and Mike Minor nursing injuries the move gives Atlanta a veteran ace option and NL debut for Santana after eight Angels seasons and a Royals stint.
South Carolina freshman guard Duane Notice led the offense with a career high from outside as the 13 seed beat Auburn 74 56 in Atlanta. Brenton Williams added 16 points as USC set a season high 11 of 15 from three and earned a date with Arkansas.
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