McGuire Leaves Marquette After Season
Milwaukee AP reports coach athletic director McGuire will resign at season end to become Medalist Industries vice chairman. A 13th season record stands 274-73, with Marquette 40 and ranked high as Louisville game looms. He cites ego and loyalty to Marquette before moving to business.
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al McGuire
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Raiders fall to Grimsley on foul line in 92 84 loss
Greensboro game sees Andrews unable to convert 17 of 33 free throws as Kenny Smith James White Dwayne Harp and Ron Wall lead Raiders with Harp 28 points and Wall 19. Grimsley dominates boards led by David Harper while Andrews frontline contributions include four players in double figures.
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Force
Laura Greene
Robyn Ingram
Aprill Shaffer
Sharon Rizzo
Bison
Central
Bolding Pick For American Bowl In Tampa
ECU defensive back Jim Bolding earned an invite to play in the American Bowl in Tampa Florida on January 2. He is the second ECU player selected for the South squad joining defensive end Cary Godette who was announced earlier.
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Fla
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Bulldogs Receive Victory in Thomasville clash
Thomasville Bulldogs win a hard fought home game against the Lexington Yellow Jackets. The Bulldogs showed strong offense and defense throughout the match, sealing a decisive win.
Ledford Thaws For Win Over Southwest Randolph
In a cold shooting night Ledford girls edge Southwest Randolph 27-27 with a 3-27 final in a conference opener while Ledford boys win 69-46. Tim Lawing leads with 20 points. Kathy Green tops Ledford girls with eight. The Lady Panthers improve to 4-2 overall and 1-0 in the league. the team’s next stop is East Davidson.
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ACC Teams Return to Action on Friday Night
ACC action features Clemson aiming for eight straight after routing Biscayne College as Stetson visits in Florida. Wake Forest hosts UNC Asheville while Maryland hosts Appalachian State at College Park. NC State and UNC sit out until Monday with Brigham Young on the schedule.
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Eagles fall to Southern Guilford in 58 4 loss
East Davidson nearly overcame two 14 point deficits but poor free throw shooting doomed a late rally. Debbie Yow led Southern Guilford with 21 points while Tim Stephens scored 17 for East Davidson. Southern Guilford held on 58 to 54 as East Davidson hosts Ledford next Tuesday.
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Randleman Beats Allen Jay 63-52 In Opening Frame
Randleman earns its first win of the season at Allen Jay by 63 to 52 as five players nicknamed the fearsome five lead the scoring. Coach Steve Robbins praised the team's effort and sharpshooting despite all five starters fouling out, with Kyle Petty and Huffman among top scorers.
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Davis Cup Sentiment Drives Ashe and Tanner Victory
In Tucson, Ashe and Roscoe Tanner powered the United States to a 2-0 lead over Mexico in the Davis Cup North American Zone semi finals. Ashe won 6-4 6-4 6-4 over Roberto Chavez, while Tanner defeated Raul Ramirez 7-5 6-4 6-4 after a tense rally from 1-5 down. The U.S. seeks the doubles win with Smith and Lutz and anticipates a potential clash with South Africa if they advance.
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