Packers Star Rodgers Sidelined By Broken Left Collarbone
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has a fractured left collarbone after a first-quarter sack. He said the injury is significant and timing will be clarified later in the week.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2013
Page
17
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has a fractured left collarbone after a first-quarter sack. He said the injury is significant and timing will be clarified later in the week.
USCA's women's basketball roster features six newcomers and one redshirted player. With major turnover, coach Mike Brandt seeks a strong team identity and collective leadership. Returners Martin and Reese emphasize patience, teaching, and building chemistry with new players to establish Pacers basketball.
The South Aiken and Aiken High teams met for the third time this season with Aiken defeating South Aiken in straight sets 25-17 25-16 25-14 to advance to the Lower State championship at Wanda High School. Aiken coach Malynda Young praised focus after a tense early stretch. Anna Tovo led the Hornets as key swing play settled the match.
Columbia South Carolina football alum Kenny Miles was shot in a parking lot Monday afternoon and remained in stable condition. Victor Hampton, a former teammate, said he tried to contact Miles in the 48 hours after the incident as investigators said there was no armed burglary. Miles, seen at a USC game on Saturday, had told police a burglary preceded the shooting, but Sheriff Leon Lott said there was no armed burglary and the motive remained unclear.
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