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Cougars move on with penalty kicks
GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Morgan Benz connected in the sixth round of penalty kicks to send College of Charleston to the championship match of the Southern Conference women's soccer tournament at UNCG's soccer stadium for the first time since 2002 with a 6-5 advantage on penalty kicks.
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Bucs look to keep league foe PC winless
As he watched Presbyterian on film this week, Charleston Southern coach Jay Mills found himself a bit mystified. "I'm surprised they don't have a win yet," he said of the 0-8 Blue Hose. "But I think it's a matter of when for them, not if."
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Wofford win would be perfect finale for seniors
The last time The Citadel defeated Wofford in football, 911 was just another day in September, Barack Obama was a little-known state senator in Illinois and Dan DeHaven was 12 years old.
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USC confident it will avoid a late-season slide
COLUMBIA -- Steve Spurrier has been adamant this week in saying his 6-3 South Carolina team is just fine and will not fall prey to another late-season slide. "We don't feel bad," Spurrier said Tuesday.
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Clemson controls its ACC title game destiny
CLEMSON -- The last time Clemson controlled its own ACC destiny in November, two minutes remained against Boston College, the Tigers led by four points, and Matt Ryan rolled to his right.
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Clemson-FSU Inside the Game
Here's a look at what might make the difference when Clemson (5-3, 3-2 ACC) hosts Florida State (4-4, 2-3) at 7:45 tonight: Ponder this Florida State quarterback Christian Ponder might be the hottest quarterback in the country.
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C of C women third in SoCon
The College of Charleston women's basketball team was picked to finish third in the Southern Conference in voting by the league's coaches. For the third straight year, Chattanooga was the choice to win the regular season title, receiving 9 of 11 first-place votes.
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Simmons draws suspension
An already thin College of Charleston front line has become further depleted after Cougars coach Bobby Cremins announced Friday that junior center Jeremy Simmons has been suspended for tonight's exhibition game against USC Aiken as well as next Friday's regular season opener at Coastal Carolina.
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Gamecocks shake off rust in win
COLUMBIA -- For most of the second half Thursday night inside Colonial Life Arena, the scoreboard still said it was the first half. Hey, it's an exhibition. Everyone's got some rust to knock off. South Carolina's basketball team wasn't excluded. The Gamecocks were sloppy i...
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Cougars, Goudelock nab honors
The College of Charleston and Western Carolina were picked to win their respective divisions and College of Charleston junior guard Andrew Goudelock was named preseason player of the year in a vote by Southern Conference head coaches announced Thursday.
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SoCon again at Riley Park in 2011
SPARTANBURG -- The Southern Conference will keep its baseball tournament in two South Carolina cities for the next three seasons. Conference officials said Thursday they would hold the 2011 postseason tournament at Charleston's Riley Park, then go to Greenville's Fluor Field for 2012 and ...
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Culliver won't make trip
COLUMBIA -- Defensive head coach Ellis Johnson came to suspended free safety Chris Culliver's defense Thursday afternoon. Culliver injured his surgically repaired left shoulder just before the Tennessee game, but told USC coaches he could play.
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Swinney led Tigers' recruiting success along I-10
CLEMSON -- A 160-mile stretch of Interstate 10 in the state of Florida is one of Clemson's most important corridors. Clemson plucked DeAndre McDaniel out of Florida State's backyard, where McDaniel could hear Seminole crowds and I-10 traffic.
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CSU ousted in OT in Big South women's tournament
No. 6-seeded Radford University (9-10) posted a 2-1 overtime victory over No. 3 Charleston Southern (12-6-2) in the fourth game of the Big South women's soccer tournament at Blackbaud Stadium on Thursday night.
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Robinson out of AD search
Former Citadel athletic director Les Robinson will not be the new AD at Coastal Carolina, Robinson said Thursday night.
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