Sunday's TV Sports Highlights

Sunday's TV Sports Highlights

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Stingrays hang on to snap three-game skid

Stingrays 3, Express 2

The third line in hockey rarely gets the goals -- or the glory. The third line is the blue-collar line, the line that grinds the puck in order to wear down the opposition's defense. Any offense a third line produces is an added bonus. Read More

USC football coaches, Tanner pick up raises

A little more than a month after concluding the most successful football season in school history, South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier and his staff were handsomely rewarded at Friday's Board of Trustees meeting. Read More

Hanahan wrestlers eye repeat

The Hanahan Hawks lost seven seniors from last season's state championship wrestling team. But the squad returned two All-Americans who anchor the team and have led the Hawks back to the big match. Read More

Super Bowl advertisements battle for own championship

Celebrities, nostalgia, sex appeal focus of ads

The Super Bowl may have been a nail biter, but the ads were a snooze. Read More

Another roadblock for USC

The nice little treat South Carolina's basketball team gets at the end of its difficult five-game stretch is a trip to an arena where the home team rarely loses. The Gamecocks, who have lost the first four games of this stretch and are 1-8 in Southeastern Conference play, travel this afternoon to Arkansas, which is 16-1 at home this season, including 4-0 against SEC competition. Read More

Brownell hoping to redshirt more players in the future

A sizeable hypothetical is tied to 7-2 center Bobo Baciu: What if Baciu had redshirted earlier in his career at Clemson? How productive might Baciu have been next season? Read More

Hall of Fame inductions to highlight Cougs' homecoming

A 3 p.m. matchup with Southern Conference leader Davidson preceded by Hall of Fame inductions will highlight Homecoming activities today at the College of Charleston. Read More

STATE REPORT: Brock's double caps Bucs' comeback

Jessica Brock's two-out, two-run double in the bottom of the fifth inning capped a three-run inning as Charleston Southern rallied past Furman, 3-2, in the softball season opener for both schools on Friday afternoon at Buccaneer Field. Read More

Despite losses, Citadel's Mike Groselle a player of year candidate

As losses mount for The Citadel’s basketball team, Mike Groselle keeps on trucking. Groselle, the Bulldogs’ center, has led the Southern Conference in scoring and rebounding for much of the season. As Georgia Southern comes to McAlister Field House tonight, he ranks second in scoring (17.2 points per game) and first in rebounding (9.5 per game). Read More

Cougars spring upset on Davidson

The College of Charleston managed to overcome foul problems and a short bench to score an 86-78 victory over Davidson Saturday at TD Arena. Read More

Hanahan wins state wrestling championship

The Hanahan Hawks won their second straight Class AA state wrestling championship with a 40-34 victory over Emerald this afternoon at Dreher High School. Read More

US sweeps Federer’s Swiss team out of Davis Cup

FRIBOURG, Switzerland -- The United States swept favored Switzerland out of the Davis Cup on Saturday when Mardy Fish and Mike Bryan beat Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. Read More

Friday's high schools sports results

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USC trustees approve raises for Spurrier, Tanner

South Carolina football coach Steve Spurrier and his assistants are getting pay raises, and baseball coach Ray Tanner has another year on his contract. Read More

Saturday's Sports TV Schedule

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College of Charleston vs. Davidson basketball game a sellout

The College of Charleston’s men’s basketball game against Davidson at 3 p.m. Saturday has sold out, according to school officials. Read More

Clemson juggles 2014 football schedule because of ACC expansion

Clemson assistant AD Kyle Young said the program is waiting to see when Syracuse and Pittsburgh are admitted before officially making any decisions but Young noted conversations have begun about adapting the schedule. Read More

USC baseball gears up

COLUMBIA – South Carolina’s baseball team will hold its final preseason scrimmages this weekend – at 4 p.m. Friday and 1:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, all at Carolina Stadium. Read More

Ray Tanner: USC’s tipping point

Gene Sapakoff (@Sapakoff) in his Sunday column tells the exclusive story about how South Carolina landed Ray Tanner. Read More

USC's Roth makes Baseball America cover

Michael Roth, star pitcher for South Carolina’s two-time defending national champion baseball team, appears on the cover of the new Baseball America. Read More

Duncan wins NGA golf title

Former Clemson golfer Brian Duncan shot a final-round 66 Thursday and won the National Golf Association Carolina Winter Series tournament at Barefoot Resort by five shots. Read More

State wrestling matches to be streamed live

The South Carolina High School League Network will stream all the action from the State Wrestling Duals live from Dreher High School on Saturday. Read More

With Jeremy Lin's emergence, Knicks games are being added in Asia

Jeremy Lin is making the New York Knicks must-see TV in Asia. The NBA says its Asian TV partners have added Knicks games to their broadcast schedules following the emergence of Lin, the first American-born NBA player of Chinese or Taiwanese descent. Read More

Politicians: 9/11 deserves license plate before Giants

A commemorative license plate for the New York Giants was unveiled hours after their Super Bowl victory. Now, two New York lawmakers say a similar but delayed tribute to the real heroes of the 911 attacks is long overdue. Read More

Sauer's journey lands him in Lowcountry

If there's one lesson Billy Sauer has learned during his brief professional hockey career, it's always pack light. In less than three seasons as a pro, Sauer has played for nine different teams. He has stayed in countless hotels and moved in and out of more apartments over the last three years than an average person does in a lifetime. Read More

Cougars top Cats

Injury-plagued Charleston holds off Western Carolina

Playing with a short bench that became even shorter in the first half, interim College of Charleston basketball coach Mark Byington offered apologies to Cougars fans for the team's offensive performance Thursday against Western Carolina. Read More

Could conference expansion ever jeopardize USC-Clemson football rivalry?

After several storied rivalries became casualties of college football's widespread realignment shifts earlier this year, a South Carolina state lawmaker received a call from a concerned citizen and football fan who asked him if any laws existed mandating the Clemson-South Carolina game be played? Read More

Burke boys seeking a big breakthrough

Title-hungry Bulldogs 'want to accomplish bigger things'

The Burke boys basketball team will begin next season with a 54-game region winning streak. But for now, the stakes are a lot higher. The Bulldogs are going after an elusive state title. Read More

Names and Games

Stratford High School's Ray Stackley has been named the head coach of the South Carolina football team for the 76th annual Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas, which will be held Dec. 15 at Gibbs Stadium on the campus of Wofford College in Spartanburg. Read More