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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1996
Page
14
Wake Forest, hampered by heavy rain, saw redshirt freshman Morgan Kane rush for a career high 131 yards as the Deacons sought a ground game but couldn't overcome Clemson. Wake Forest totaled 347 yards yet stalled on crucial third downs while the Tigers seized the win in tough conditions.
Clemson rode Billy Luckie’s relief performance after Nealon Greene hurt his knee on a third and 3. Luckie completed 8 of 11 passes for 91 yards and led two scoring drives, with Raymond Priester adding a touchdown run. An MRI was planned to assess Greene’s knee.
A garbled OCR scan lists numerous street names and numbers from various locales. The readable entries include references to Beno, Shal 37, W. Kentucky, Leary, and Belut with scattered state abbreviations and incomplete street fragments, showing no cohesive narrative or event.
Florida State’s top-ranked defense dominates North Carolina with eight sacks and two punt blocks. Scott Bentley booted a 37-yard field goal and a score as the Seminoles secure a 13-0 win, their first shutout since 1994, while Carolina remains winless against FSU in eight tries. Florida then routed Kentucky 65-0 as Tim Couch struggles in his first start.
A high scoring first half saw the Bulldogs tie late in the game before McGill’s 21 yard fumble return put the Bulldogs ahead. Wright connected with Marcus Robinson for a 37 yard score as the fourth quarter started, but Duce Staley spearheaded a late drive that ended with a Reed Morton field goal to seal a 14-10 game.
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