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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1995

Page

10

In The Spotlight Scored 32 Points Opening Night Victory

Massachusetts opened the season with a 92 to 82 victory over No. 1 Kentucky. In The Spotlight scored 32 points, blocked five shots and pulled down nine rebounds.

Massachusetts Kentucky

Clemson Nebraska eye 1997 98 home and home series

Clemson officials discuss a two game home and home series with Nebraska for 1997 and 1998. ACC commissioner says odds are 50 to 80 percent if Clemson can fit Nebraska into the schedule. ABC and ESPN show interest in televising the games.

Clemson Siemson Nebraska Dwight Rainey Rainey Tom Mickle Appalachian State Texas-Elase Furman Missouri ABC ESPN Mickle

Sports On TV Listings for Wednesday November 29

Broadcast slate includes UNC Greensboro at Duquesne basketball at 7 pm on SportSouth 7 30 pm Flyers hockey vs Panthers ESPN2 8 pm Knicks at Hornets basketball on TBS 9 20 pm Virginia vs Kansas basketball ESPN.

UNC Greensboro SportSouth Flyers Panthers ESPN2 Knicks TBS Virginia Kansas ESPN

Camby fuels UMass upset of top-ranked Kentucky

Marceus Camby, a preseason All-America center, tallied 32 points and five blocks as No. 5 Massachusetts opened its season with a 92-82 win over No. 1 Kentucky at the Great Eight festival. He dominated inside and helped UMass extend a 3-0 edge against top-ranked teams. Edgar Padilla contributed key free throws to spark an 11-1 second-half run.

Massachusetts Kentucky Marceus Camby Rick Pitino Minutemen Edgar Padilla Pitino

Kanell named ACC player of the year and top offensive star

Florida State quarterback Danny Kanell wins ACC player of the year and top offensive honors after leading in efficiency and total offense. Virginia’s George Welsh earns coach of the year as Clemson’s Anthony Simmons takes rookie honors amid votes tallies. Marcus Jones of North Carolina is defensive player of the year.

Atlanta Florida State Danny Kanell Virginia George Welsh ACC Marcus Jones North Carolina Anthony Sim‘mons Clemson Sim‘mons Anthony Poindexter Charles Wiley Georgia Tech Simmons Anthony Simmons Clemsons Tommy West Kanell Tiki Barber Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association Warrick Dunn Maryland Jermaine Lewis Pooh Bear Williams Barber Dunn Lewis

No Place Like Home for ATC Knights in 103-72 Win

For Aiken Technical College, the Knights dominated Limestone College JV 103-72 at home. Willie Buggs hit seven three pointers and led with 22 points as Christian Tiller, William Dicks, and Tony Harrel chipped in double digits. Coach Charles Welch praised the bench and 16 threes tying a school record.

Aiken Technical College Knights Limestone College Saints USC Salkehatchie ATC Charles Welch Everbody Willie Buggs Tony Harrel Christian Tiller William Dicks Buggs Harrell Welch Donell Tony

Florida Favored To Win Four In A Row

Florida coach Steve Spurrier leads the 11-0 Gators seeking a fourth straight SEC title as they face Arkansas in the league championship in Atlanta. The team known as The Evil Empire has dominated the conference with Spurrier’s Fun-n-Gun offense and aims for another crown.

Florida Gainesville Fla Steve Spurrier Gators Spurrier Arkansas Atlanta Empire Columbia Little Rock Ark

Tiger Basketball Program May Grow Out Of Control

A humorous column predicts Clemson basketball attendance could surge toward 9,000 as fans rally for Rick Barnes era. The piece jokes about a hypothetical 25,000 seat Rick Barnes Center and compares Clemson’s craze to Kentucky basketball, ending with a brief reader note.

Tiger Clemson Memorial Stadium Rick Barnes Tiger Cagers Appalachian State Mike Krzyzewski Dean Smith Wake Forest Center Tim Duncan Idaho Montana Kudzu Orange Army Kentucky South Carolina S.C. State

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