Graf Faces Pressure as She Reaches Wimbledon Final
Six opponents in six hours highlights Seppi Graf’s dominance as she prepares for a Wimbledon final against Gabriela Sabatini. The German star, burdened by media scrutiny over her father’s scandal, reflects on the toll of recent losses and a grueling season while emphasizing hard work and personal time to recover.
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Aiken Tops Midland Valley For First Win Of The Season
Dusty Triplett guided Aiken to a 28-6 victory as their defense forced a punt, an interception, and a fumble return. Shed Harris scored on a one yard dive after a blocked punt at the Midland Valley 20.
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Bluff Defense Sparks Win Over Rebels
Silver Bluff defeated the Rebels 27-6 at Bulldog Stadium as the Bulldogs defense produced a quick 85-yard interception return for a score and a strong second quarter surge. John Johnson rushed for 136 yards on 16 carries, while Tremayne Johnson and Gerald Wright scored as Silver Bluff evened its record at 1-1.
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Tigers Keying On Virginia s Moore
Clemson faces Virginia at Scott Stadium with Shawn Moore as the focal point. Moore has led UVA to 10 straight ACC wins and 16 of 18 overall, drawing Heisman chatter after 37 passing TDs and 21 rushing TDs. A win would end Clemson s 29 game Virginia streak cited by Kirkland.
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Clemson at Virginia college matchup at Scott Stadium
Clemson ranked No. 9 faces No. 14 Virginia at Scott Stadium in Charlottesville on Saturday at 4 p.m. Key players include Clemson linebacker Levon Kirkland and kicker Chris Gardocki, and Virginia quarterback Shawn Moore and receiver Herman Moore. The game is sold out.
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Carolina Looks For 2nd Straight Win Over UNC
South Carolina hosts North Carolina at Williams-Brice Stadium seeking a second straight win against an ACC foe after a season opener win over Duke. Mack Brown faces a tough start at UNC amid recent struggles, while Sparky Woods returns to a familiar coaching rivalry.
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Graf Sabatini In Open Final Clash At US Open
Steffi Graf and Gabriela Sabatini reached the US Open final with Graf crushing Arantxa Sanchez Vicario 6 1 6 2 in 54 minutes and Sabatini needing 2 hours 43 minutes to outlast Mary Joe Fernandez 7 5 5 7 6 3 Sabatini showcased a developing serve and volley game under coach Carl Kirmayr while vowing to beat Graf in the final.
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North Carolina at USC Clash at Williams-Brice Stadium
North Carolina visits USC at Williams Brice Stadium with 72 400 capacity. Kickoff is Saturday at 7 p m. Key players include North Carolina Todd Burnett and Eric Blount and USC Bobby Fuller and Corey Miller. Tickets go on sale at 1 pm with over 1 000 reserved seats at 16 dollars each.
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Mountaineers Coach Brown and Iowa State Links Highlighted
The piece notes Brown leading West Virginia in 1983 and previously serving as an assistant with Iowa State from 1979 to 1981. It also mentions South Carolina's strong defensive opener with a four man front, limiting Duke to 177 yards total offense.
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