Clemson to face Ole Miss in NIT at Littlejohn
Clemson Tigers with a 22 10 record host Ole Miss Rebels with a 21 12 mark in an NIT second round game at Littlejohn Coliseum. Tip is 7 p.m. and ESPN will broadcast. The Tigers sit as top seed in the South region while Mississippi is the fourth seed.
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Littlejohn Coliseum
ESPN
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Mississippi
Buffalo
N.Y
Mike Jones
D.J. Strawberry
Maryland
Stephen Curry
Davidson
Bambale Osby
Terps
Wildcats
Jason Richards
Curry
Butler
St. Louis
Samford to Join Southern Conference in 2008
Samford University will become the Southern Conference’s 12th member starting in 2008, enlarging the league after East Tennessee State’s departure to the Atlantic Sun following the 2004-05 season. Samford, based in Birmingham, Alabama, previously belonged to the Ohio Valley Conference.
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Ala
VCU Upsets Duke In NCAA First Round Thriller
Virginia Commonwealth stunned Duke 79-77 as Eric Maynor hit a 15‑foot jumper with 1.8 seconds left. Maynor scored 22, Paulus 25 for Duke, while Greg McRoberts tallied 22. Duke’s run of Sweet 16s ends. VCU advances to face Wright State or Pittsburgh.
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N.Y
Duke
Eric Maynor
Virginia Commonwealth
Blue Devils
Maynor
VCU
George Mason
Colonial Athletic Association
Greg Paulus
Josh McRoberts
Jesse Pellot-Rosa
DeMarcus Nelson
Paulus
Wright State-Pittsburgh
Lady Knights sweep Andrew College in twin bill
Aiken Technical College Lady Knights defeated Andrew College 7-2 and 9-1 in a Thursday doubleheader to seize a 3-2 lead in the season series. Freshmen Candance Judkins and Caitlyn Murdaugh combined for solid pitching, with strong defense and timely hitting fueling the victory. Kellie Hair sparked the offense with baserunning and baserunning prowess, while coach Jayme Durand praised back to back wins and team effort.
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Candance Judkins
Caitlyn Murdaugh
Aiken Technical College
Andrew College
Lady Knights
Jayme Durand
Knights
Durand
Kellie Hair
Banks
Hair
Woods breaks 70 at Bay Hill leads opening round
Tiger Woods shot 64 to take a share of the lead at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Orlando with Vaughn Taylor and Paul Casey. He matched a Bay Hill opening score not seen since 1998 while delivering one of his best rounds in months amid windy, tough conditions. Taylor and Casey joined him bogey free with strong finishing birdies to support a compact, high-stakes start.
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Fla
Tiger Woods
Bay Hill
Woods
Vaughn Taylor
Paul Casey
Palmer
Taylor
Casey
Amie
Tiger Woods medals struggle as birdies pace 64 round
Tiger Woods shot 64 in heavy winds at a tough venue with only one bogey and a late scramble after a water shafted approach. He finished strong with three back nine birdies and a six foot closing approach, while Sergio Garcia and others followed in the mid 60s.
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Sergio Garcia
Tampa
Mark Calcavecchia
Scott Verplank
K.J. Choi
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Clemson's Harper Entrenched as starter Amid QB Race
Clemson quarterback Cullen Harper defends his long wait for the starting job as freshman Willy Korn draws attention in spring practice. Coach Bowden says the best QB will play, with contenders including Tribble Reese and Michael Wade, while Harper aims to remain No. 1 on the depth chart.
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Cullen Harper
Florida State
Willy Korn
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Terback
Korn
Byrnes High
Tommy Bowden
Rob Spence
Tribble Reese
Michael Wade
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Aiken Tech
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Associated Press
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