Astros Outfielder Hidalgo Shot in Venezuela Injury Update
Houston Astros news states Richard Hidalgo sustained muscle and nerve damage from a shooting during a carjacking in Venezuela last week. Two team physicians evaluated him after returning to Houston with numbness and weakness in his left hand and fingers. Additional nerve and circulatory tests are planned over 10 to 14 days with potential surgery to explore the nerve, and doctors are cautiously optimistic he will be ready for spring training next February. The incident occurred near his Valencia home, about 90 miles from Caracas.
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USC Aiken Hosts Mars Hill and Carson-Newman in Aiken
USC Aiken women host Mars Hill at 6 p.m. in Aiken while USC Aiken men welcome Carson Newman at 7 30 p m. Aiken Technical College plays Clinton Junior College at 7 p m in Clinton. South Carolina faces Augusta Tomorrow in Augusta and Augusta meets Jackson in a hockey matchup.
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Night sports slate features Maui Invitational and NBA games
ESPN carries Maui Invitational semifinals and finals across ESPN and ESPN2, with ESPN listing Basketball matchups including Hawaii teams, Preseason NIT semis on ESPN2 and Lakers at Orlando on ESPN. Golf action includes the Australian PGA Championship. Oklahoma State faces Oklahoma in a college basketball clash amid a dense schedule.
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Holtz seeks rest after draining season at South Carolina
South Carolina coach Lou Holtz said he plans to return but is tired and worn out after a 5-7 season ending with a five game skid. He met with athletic director Mike McGee and his staff to discuss next year, focusing on forward plans rather than last year. Holtz, turning 66, usually goes to Orlando for Thanksgiving to recharge after guiding the Gamecocks to a 17-7-0 two year mark and two Outback Bowls.
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Wardlaw Academy boys topple Aiken Christian 71 41 in opener
Wardlaw Academy Patriots led by a big first half beat Aiken Christian School 71 to 41 after a buzzer last shot that kept the girls game close. The Lady Flames trailed most of the night but forced overtime after 11 lead changes and four ties before falling 39 38. Coach Dennis Gibson called it a good start for his 1 0 team while John Kolmar praised the Flames for heart and experience.
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Miami tops BCS standings as Ohio State slips
Miami storms to the lead in the BCS with 2.89 points while Ohio State sits at 4.21 as Oklahoma moves to third. The Buckeyes finished the regular season 13-0 with a win over Michigan, and Miami 10-0 eyes the Fiesta Bowl in Tempe on Jan. 3. If Miami wins out and Oklahoma loses, a national title game rematch could loom.
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Eason, Henderson lead All ACC football team selections
Maryland and NC State dominate the first team with B J Henderson and Terrence Holt sharing top honors. Nick Eason was Clemson’s lone pick as the ACC announces voting results from 74 media members for 2002 honors.
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Dowd resigns as Charleston Southern head coach
Charleston Southern athletic director Hank Small seeks a new football coach with the same Christian values Dowd embodied. After 12 seasons, Dowd resigns with a 34-4-9 career record, noting ethical recruiting and youth outreach as priorities while his teams showed limited on-field success including a 4-4-9 mark and a 0-6 finish this year.
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