Jimmie Johnson to retire after 2020 full-time season
Seven time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson announces 2020 will be his last season driving full time in the No. 48 Chevrolet. He will run his 19th season with Hendrick Motorsports, eyeing an eighth Cup Series title while reflecting on 18 years of victories and a career marked by record wins at Dover and Charlotte.
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Wolfpack Visit Jackets in Last-Place ACC Clash
North Carolina State travels to Georgia Tech in a matchup of 4-6 and 2-8 teams both mired in losing runs. Each program relies on youth as NC State and Georgia Tech search for momentum after multiple injuries and blowout defeats.
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Wojtecki Departs as J H Rose Head Coach
In Greenville, J H Rose announces David Wojtecki will not return as head football coach. Since taking over in 2013 he went 58-32, with a strong 34-9 run from 2013 to 2015, but the Rampants have been 24-23 since 2016 and exited the playoffs early in the last two seasons.
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Daniels carries Wolfpack past Alcorn State in 87 64 win
NC State Reserve guard Daniels scored 23 as the Wolfpack beat Alcorn State 87 64 at Reynolds Coliseum. Johnson 16, Hellems 12, Funderburk 10 led a 42 point bench effort. Keatts lauds bench scoring while Reynolds hosts return games.
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