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Week 2 Prep Football Roundup Highlights
North Augusta erased a scoreless first half deficit to beat Grovetown 37-19 after Bradley Godwin connected with Grayson Bridgers and Grovetown missed an late extra point. Ridge Spring Monetta defeated Whitmire 30-6 as Remedee Leaphart produced 242 passing yards and five touchdowns plus 122 rushing yards. Harris caught all five TD passes for 222 yards. The Trojans and other area teams prep for upcoming region play with several bye weeks and home games.
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Hilinski to Make First Start as Storm Eyes Bentley Return
Freshman quarterback Ryan Hilinski will start against the Buccaneers after Bentley’s season ending injury risk. Muschamp said Hilinski prepared for the opportunity as the team adopts a man down mentality. The Hilinski family runs Hlinski’s Hope to destigmatize mental illness while relocating to Columbia for Ryan’s Gamecocks tenure.
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TV Highlights From A Busy Sports Schedule
A dense telecast rundown lists Formula One and NASCAR events in Indianapolis with practice and final sessions, college football games across multiple matchups, European golf rounds, horse racing from Saratoga, MLB games including Yankees vs Red Sox and Dodgers vs Giants, and US Open women’s tennis coverage with ESPN listings. The guide notes start times from 1 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. across networks NBCSN ESPN FOX CBSSN ESN and FSI.
Clemson Coach Sees Aggies Test for Tigers
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney says his team can prove itself on the field after losing seven defensive starters. He credits Texas A&M quarterback Kellen Mond with posing a severe test as the Aggies challenge the Tigers, whom he calls one of the best teams in the country.
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