C USA delays conference expansion decision
Conference USA presidents voted to postpone any expansion plan at the fall meeting in Fort Worth. The move means Marshall’s football program will not move to the league next year, though expansion remains on the agenda for future discussion.
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Holtz Seeks Answers After 16th Ranked Gamecocks Loss
COLUMBIA AP Lou Holtz vented his frustration after South Carolina’s 10 7 defeat to Arkansas dropping the 16th ranked Gamecocks from the top 10. The defense held firm but faced two fourth down conversions on Arkansas only TD drive. Offense stalled with 41 yard run by Corey Jenkins and a blocked 32 yard field goal by Daniel Weaver. Holtz questioned why and warned of a tough finish with five games left. Quarterback Phil Petty had his poorest game, completing 11 of 30 with two interceptions as Holtz sought explanations.
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Attendance sagging at UNC after key ACC clash
North Carolina coach John Bunting lamented about 6 500 empty seats at Kenan Stadium after a pivotal win over Virginia. He stressed building a loyal fan base and noted the game wasn’t televised in the ACC matchup. Clemson's Woodrow Dantzler set ACC records with 4 000 passing yards and 2 000 rushing yards in a 45 37 win at N C State.
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Forestview 2 Forestview 2 South Point 0 Roundup
Forestview beat South Point 2 0 with Daniel Bandoli and Brandon Lowery scoring and Brandon Cagle earning the shutout. Ashbrook routed East Gaston 8 0 led by Hans Kullberg and others, while Gaston Storm defeated Charlotte White 1 3 and Gaston Storm 2 0. Hunter Huss edged Independence 1 0 as Coburn hosts Forestview midweek.
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Manning named SEC offensive player of the week
Eli Manning of Mississippi earned SEC offensive player of the week after a 27-24 comeback win over Alabama. He went 22 for 41 for 325 yards and linked with Joe Gunn for a 3 yard TD with 46 seconds left, extending his streak of consecutive games with a TD pass to six.
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