Sixers fire O'Brien name Cheeks as new coach
Philadelphia replaces Jim O'Brien after a 49-33 season with Maurice Cheeks, a former 76er star, as head coach. Cheeks joins a line of coaches since Larry Brown left in 2003. the team exited the playoffs in the first round.
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Golf Channel to air Pacers NCAA title highlights
USC Aiken's 2005 NCAA Division II men's golf national championship run and the Pacers’ repeat will be showcased on The Golf Channel during College Central sponsored by PING. The program records coach Michael Carlisle's squad as they edged Armstrong Atlantic State by five shots with Dane Burkhart claiming the individual title.
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Clemson Tigers ride freshman trio to ACC runner-up finish
Clemson shifted untested freshmen Brad Chalk Stan Widmann and Taylor Harbin to key infield spots at center field and shortstop as coach Jack Leggett guided the Tigers from a 5-7 slide after losses to South Carolina to a 32-12 overall record and 21-9 in the ACC. The team earned the second seed in the ACC tournament in Jacksonville Florida before a nine game win streak including a sweep of Miami.
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Gamecocks rise after sweep as SEC tourney nears
South Carolina cooled a rough stretch with a three game sweep of Kentucky lifting confidence for the SEC tournament. Shortstop Steven Tolleson credited the revived offense and defense after 33 runs in the series and a key eighth inning hit. Coach Ray Tanner noted extra batting practice helped unlock the bats ahead of Mississippi State and LSU previews.
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Braves Rally Past Mets In Overtime? No, Eight Six Win On Eighth Inning Break
Marcus Giles blasted a three run homer Rafael Furcal added a bases loaded triple as the Atlanta Braves beat the New York Mets 8 to 6 in New York. David Wright was ruled out at second on a late slide during a potential double play drawing two runs and an argument that led to his ejection. Horacio Ramirez earned the win Dan Kolb earned his 11th save in 14 chances for Atlanta.
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