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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2007
Page
11
The Citadel Athletics Department announced the new football helmet design returning to Citadel blue for the 2007 season. The Bulldogs will also wear a new road uniform for the Sept 15 game at Wisconsin.
Aiken Technical College Knights face Midland College Chaparrals in the NJCAA tournament in Hutchinson Kansas after study hall prep at Hutchinson Community College. ATC guard Shondre Guest leads with 16.4 points per game as the team aims to balance offense and rebound.
Clemson coach Tommy Bowden spoke at the Aiken County Clemson Club meeting at the county fairgrounds. He thanked supporters, reflected on Clemson's 2006 season montage, and praised former player Reggie Merriweather while previewing spring practice.
Clemson jumps to an 89-68 win over Mississippi as Trevor Booker scores a career-high 21 and Cliff Hammonds adds 18. The Tigers improve to 23-10 and 4-0 vs the SEC, earning a trip to face Syracuse in the NIT quarterfinals.
Alisa Kresge and the Marist Red Foxes defeated Middle Tennessee 73 59 in the Dayton Regional to become the third No 13 seed ever in the NCAA Tournament to reach the Sweet 16. Nikki Flores Jullianne Viani Meg Dahlman and Lynzee Johnson led the scoring as Marist snapped Middle Tennessee's 27 game win streak.
With days to rest before the next round the NIT narrows to eight teams and generates renewed interest in college basketball. The piece notes the tourney’s evolving appeal amid fan jokes about the event once considered second fiddle to the NCAA tournament.
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