BYU Climbs in AP Poll After Kickoff Classic Win
Brigham Young rises to eighth in the AP college football poll after defeating Boston College 28-14 in the Kickoff Classic. USC sits 18th. Florida State moves to 17th. South Carolina slips to 18th. Oklahoma leads with 27 first place votes.
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Citadel
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Auburn
Southern
AP Top 20 College Football Poll Highlights Firsts and Matchups
The AP Top 20 ranks Auburn’s upcoming hosting of Southwestern Louisiana and SMU’s home game with Texas El Paso. Iowa sits idle until Sept 14 with Drake looming, while Florida visits Miami and Southern California opens at Illinois. Maryland hosts Penn State as BYU nears UCLA in a busy weekend.
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Area Prep Teams Keep State Rankings in SC Football
South Carolina high school football rankings remain led by Summerville in AAAA with eight first place votes as Spartanburg moves to No.2 and Laurens climbs to No.4. In Class 3A Myrtle Beach tops, Camden second, York fourth with Clinton third. Class 2A sees Woodruff lead and St Johns-Johns Island close behind. Class A leaders are Blackville Hilda with Great Falls second and Lewisville third.
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Lewisville
Ware Shoals
Jonesville
Lake View
Ayner
Irma
Thurmond
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Batesburg-Leesville
Pacer Club Opens Membership Drive for 1985 96
Pacer Club announces a membership drive for the 1985 96 season led by president Max Meek and USC Aiken athletic director Randy Warrick with G R Red Shirley named drive chairman. Dues are 25 dollars, offering half price regular season tickets social events athlete visit and a Pacer license tag. To join contact Shirley at 648 8663 or the USC Aiken athletic department at 648 6851.
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USCA
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Randy Warrick
Pacer Club
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Pacer
USC Aiken
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Red) Shirley
Shirley
USC Aiken Athletic Department
Millbrook and Aiken Signups Open for 8 to 10 Year Olds
Millbrook Elementary and Aiken Elementary announce signups for their 8 to 10 year old football program through Friday. Coaches will conduct registrations and provide program details at the two schools.
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Aiken
Citizens sign up for program at Kennedy Middle School
Residents may enroll between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. behind Kennedy Middle School located at 659 Pine Log Road.
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Pine Log Road
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Bill” Weeks
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