ACC set November South Carolina Clemson kickoff time
The Atlantic Coast Conference announced the season-ending game between South Carolina and Clemson on November 29 will start by 3:30 p.m with final scheduling decisions due by Sunday.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2008
Page
13
The Atlantic Coast Conference announced the season-ending game between South Carolina and Clemson on November 29 will start by 3:30 p.m with final scheduling decisions due by Sunday.
Fred Shepherd, longtime Winston Churchill High School football coach and teacher, is honored as Shepherd Stadium is unveiled at the Potomac school. A gala dedication features about 150 former players and coaches, with a large entry plaque detailing his 27 years, 208 wins, two state titles, and a Hall of Fame induction.
ATC soph James erupts for 36 points guiding the Knights to an 88 78 victory over the Jaguars. Harp adds 15 as ATC overcome miscues and build a key early run in Graniteville.
Aiken teen Landon Coontz took third in the boys 13 14 division at the South Carolina Junior Golf Association Players Championship held at Hartsville Country Club. He shot 81 then 71 in wet windy conditions, two under par on the 6 221 yard course, two shots behind Cody Proveaux of Leesville. Coleman Self won the 10 12 division with 71 and Crawford Reeves claimed the 15 18 division with 139. North Augusta’s McKenzie Talbert won the girls 11 13 with 75.
Dexter Staley has become the key playmaker for Williston-Elko as they pursue a playoff berth with a wishbone offense. The sophomore back repeatedly factors in dominant drives guiding the Blue Devils, keeping their focus on the postseason rather than holidays.
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