Clemson Lineman Barry Humphries Suspended Two Games
Clemson announces Barry Humphries will miss the first two games of the season after a drunken driving arrest. Coach Dabo Swinney said the discipline was decided Wednesday.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2009
Page
11
Clemson announces Barry Humphries will miss the first two games of the season after a drunken driving arrest. Coach Dabo Swinney said the discipline was decided Wednesday.
The Augusta GreenJackets beat the Asheville Tourists 9 to 3 on Wednesday to secure three of four in the series. Paul Oseguera earned the win with a 1-0 record and struck out 10 Tourists while allowing one run.
South Airica's Dalton Gress Midland Valley's Taylor Grover and Fox Creek's Caleb Bell were named to the South Carolina Baseball Coaches Association All-State team. Gress and Grover made Class AAA while Bell earned Class A recognition. Gress and Grover, seniors, will play college ball next season with Gress set to join likely programs and Grover choosing USC Aiken after exploring about 14 offers.
South Carolina to open NCAA play Friday in Greenville against George Mason in a four team East regional led by top seed East Carolina. Coach Ray Tanner lauds pitching and offense as the Gamecocks ride a late surge into their 10th straight NCAA appearance.
Clemson guard Terrence Oglesby announced plans to turn professional in Europe, ending his college career after 2009 10. Oglesby led Clemson with 92 three pointers last season and helped fuel the Tigers offense before a late NCAA tournament ejection in the loss to Michigan. He cited family discussions and will depart with Rivers and Booker leaving room for next season.
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