Texans ‘optimistic’ about long-term deal with former Gamecock Jadeveon Clowney
Texans general manager Brian Gaine said he is optimistic the team will sign Pro Bowl defensive end Jadeveon Clowney to a long-term contract before the season.
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Steve Spurrier Lands New Coaching Job
The Alliance of American Football league added another big name Saturday, announcing that Hall of Famer Steve Spurrier will coach its Orlando team.
Virginia holds top overall seed; Arizona State, Syracuse among last to make tourney
Arizona State, Syracuse, UCLA and Saint Bonaventure were the final at-large teams to make their way into the NCAA tournament as the bracket was unveiled Sunday.
No. 15 Clemson faces tough road test at Virginia Tech Wednesday
When Clemson travels to Blacksburg, Va., on Wednesday, the team will be without its starting point guard.
Greenville’s Bill Haas injured in serious car accident
Six-time PGA Tour winner Bill Haas was injured in a multi-car crash in Pacific Palisades, California, on Tuesday night that left one person dead.
No. 16 Clemson hosts struggling Pitt
Few outside the Palmetto State could have envisioned this.
Missouri AD faults Dawn Staley for alleged misconduct by Gamecock fans
Missouri athletic director Jim Sterk said Tuesday that members of the Tigers women’s basketball team were spit on and called a racial slur by South Carolina fans after the team’s game Sunday in Columbia, South Carolina, and he faulted Gamecocks coach Dawn Staley for promoting an atmosphere that allowed for it to allegedly happen.
No.18 Clemson looks to rebound at Georgia Tech Sunday
The first game for Clemson without senior forward Donte Grantham was as hard to watch Tuesday as his season-ending knee injury in the previous game for the No. 18 Tigers.
Braves great Chipper Jones one of four inducted into Hall of Fame
Chipper Jones, Vladimir Guerrero, Jim Thome and Trevor Hoffman were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, it was announced Wednesday.
NFL: Panthers did not violate concussion protocol after injury to QB Cam Newton
The NFL has concluded that the Carolina Panthers did not violate the league’s concussion protocol with their assessment of Cam Newton during the playoff game earlier this month against the New Orleans Saints.
