Blue Devils cruise to playoff victory over North High
Williston-Elko High School built a 17-0 lead and defeated North High School 37-14 in the Class A playoffs second round. Brian Williams scored twice on 3 and 10 yard runs. TW Martin, Keith Creech, Stephen Brown, and Kurtis Kennedy contributed touchdowns and a field goal as Williston-Elko improved to 11-1 and will host Blackville-Hilda in the next round.
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South Carolina Independent School Association
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Bulldogs Rally Pushes Past Bluff In Class AAA Playoffs
Shawn Harris notes the Bulldogs must execute to win as Gilbert scores on a blocked punt and a late two yard run. De Angelo Bryant connects with Jamie Williamson for a 22 yard halftime score, while Lawrence adds a 12 yard TD to cap third quarter. Bulldogs gain 373 yards, 341 rushing, but suffer injuries to Barron Glover and Earl Boyd.
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Bluff
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De-Angelo Bryant
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Paydirt
Silver Bluff
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Earl Boyd
South Carolina High School League state playoffs results
In Class AAAA AAA AA and A divisions Spartanburg 34 Wande 7 Richland Northeast 29 Northwestern Dorman 48 Lancaster 15 Rock Hill 24 Sumter 24 Stratford 24 imo 7 Lexington 17 Hilcrest 3 Summerville 21 Orangeburg Wilkinson 7 Gat tney 49 Lower Richland 20 Division II Aiken 42 James Island 28 Walterboro 27 Dutch Fork 20 Mauldin 16 Lakewood 9 Airport 28 Marlboro County 27 Ridge View 34 Bolling Springs 7 Wilson 42 Berkeley 12 Fort Dorchester 45 North Augusta 22 Greenwood 35 Spring Valley 25 AAA Upper State Greer 14 York 7 Fairfield Central 12 Clinton 3 Union 33 Belton Honea Path 7 Daniel 42 Eastside 23 Lower State Lake City 23 Middleton 13 Dillon 26 Strom Thurmond 0 Marion 19 Camden 14 Carolina Forest 33 Midland Valley 6 Class AA Chesterfield 16 Saluda 14 Abbeville 35 Bishopville 6 Ninety Six 35 Chesnee 13 Pageland Central 55 Crescent 14 Leesville 35 Wade Hampton Batesburg 7 Edisto 17 Mullins 14 Hanahan 34 Loris 6 Silver Bluff 40 Gilbert 14 Class A Lewisville 20 Indian Land 12 Great Falls 14 Jonesville 6 Blackville-Hilda 26 Dixie 13 Williston-Efoco 37 North 14 Lamar 35 Lake View 0 Timmonsville 28 Hannah-Pamplico 9 Johnsonville 30 Ruffin 6 Cross 28 Lincoln 6
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Bowden praises Clemson progress after tough rebuild
Bowden discusses Clemson turning around from a 1-7 ACC year, noting six defensive and five offensive starters lost and a quarterback injury in the third game. He cites Joe Hamilton leading the nation in scoring and total offense as Tigers gain momentum after a rough start, while Bowden’s prior Tulane turnaround is mentioned.
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Mustangs overwhelm Panthers as two backs pace win
Mustangs racked up 171 rushing yards with three scores by Mustangstrom including a 41-yard TD to seal late. McCray added two rushing TDs of 7 and 53 yards after returning from an knee injury. Panthers’ Jason Sherman forced a Mustang turnover early and Midland Valley rallied briefly but could not sustain, ending a remarkable season in a disastrous finish.
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Jamie Peters
Zack Farley
Clemson at Georgia Tech Faces Noon Kickoff at Bobby Dodd
Clemson visits Georgia Tech at Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta in a noon kickoff. Clemson seeks balance with quarterback Brandon Streeter back after injury while Tech relies on Joe Hamilton who leads national passing efficiency and a strong ground game led by Sean Gregory.
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Georgia Tech
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Travis Zachery
Rod Gardner
Brian Watford
Mal Sawyer
Gary Childress
Joe Hamilton
Sean Gregory
Ed Wilder
Dez White
Felipe Claybrooks
Ravares Tillman
Jamara Clark
Hornets surge past James Island in late 65 yard burst
Aiken junior broke free for a 65 yard touchdown to push the Hornets ahead 35 21 with 6 02 left. James Island answered with an 85 yard pass to Sherod White from Twain McDougal as the lead shrank to 35 28 before Ready sealed the win with a 52 yard drive and his third TD with 57 seconds remaining.
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Sherod White
Twain McDougal
Ryan Charpin
Hornets
Ready
Midland Valley
Reed Charpin
Spurrier still chasing Florida Gators form vs South Carolina
Florida coach Steve Spurrier faces questions about his team as it meets South Carolina at Williams-Brice Stadium. He alternated quarterbacks Jesse Palmer and Doug Johnson, while Florida seeks an SEC Eastern title and a path to the national crown. South Carolina, led by Lou Holtz, hopes to end its 19-game skid with a win.
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Lou Holtz
Florida at South Carolina SEC clash at Williams Brice
Florida visits South Carolina at Williams Brice Stadium aiming to extend SCs SEC losing streak to 18 games. Florida holds an 8 1 overall mark and 6 1 in SEC while South Carolina is 0 7 in the SEC and 0 9 overall. Key players include Movida Jesse Palmer Doug Johnson and Bennie Alexander for Florida and Phil Petty Derek Watson and John Abraham for South Carolina. No. 4 loss would drop SC deeper in conference race.
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Cecil Caldwell
John Abraham
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