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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2012
Page
16
Louisville defeated Miami (Ohio) 80-39 as Russell Smith poured in 23 points and Wayne Blackshear added 14 points and six rebounds. Smith connected on five three-pointers and is averaging 21.3 points per game.
Clemson and South Carolina meet in Death Valley with top 15 rankings and high stakes. Clemson seeks a Sugar Bowl berth and a rare ACC title share, while South Carolina aims for a second consecutive 10 win season as Spurrier and Swinney trade taunts in a historic rivalry buildup.
Georgia rose to No 3 in the AP poll and appeared likely to stay there as Notre Dame and Alabama led the contenders. The Bulldogs must beat Georgia Tech and then Alabama in the SEC championship game to control their fate, with coach Mark Richt emphasizing focus on Georgia Tech.
Bazemore and Platt combine for key frontcourt presence as USCA hopes for a 2-0 Peach Belt start. Kinley Branch headlines the scoring with 19 points aided by Nelson and junior starters. Next game at Winston-Salem on Nov 28. Noah Fell reports for the Aiken Standard.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers rallied in the final minutes, tying the game with a 24 yard TD pass to Vincent Jackson and a two point conversion. In overtime, Josh Freeman hit Dallas Clark for the game winner as Tampa Bay beat Carolina 27 21.
Andre Johnson caught a 48 yard screen TD to seal Houston's OT victory over Jacksonville. Matt Schaub tied a franchise record with 5 TD passes and 527 passing yards. The Texans overcame a tight game to take the win as Jacksonville fell short.
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