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Football Recap: Denmark-Olar Picks Up Fourth Straight Win at Home + How To Watch
Denmark-Olar's game last Friday was a loss, but they didn't let that memory haunt them on Saturday. They came out on top against the Edisto Cougars by a score of 24-14. Denmark-Olar pushed their record up to 5-3 with the victory, which was their fourth straight at home. Those wins came by way of their offensive performance across that stretch, as they averaged 41.0 points over those games. As for Edisto, they have traveled a rocky road for a while, having lost 11 of their last 12 contests, dating back to last year. That's dragged them to a 1-7 record this season.
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Lowcountry high school football - Week 10
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Week 10 of the high school football season in the Lowcountry kicks off on Friday. Check back here for previews, highlights, scores and more throughout the week. (2) Berkeley (7-1) at Cane Bay (3-5) - Live 5 Game of the Week. West Ashley (2-6) at...
High Point University Athletics
HPU Wins Edisto Island Invitational; Grubb Crowned Medalist
CHARLESTON, S.C. — The High Point University women's golf team wrapped up the fall season by winning the Edisto Island Invitational, while Makayla Grubb earned medalist honors at The Plantation Course at Edisto on Tuesday afternoon. In a tie atop of the leaderboard at 3-over-par 855 with host Charleston...
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BE's Ponkow joins top SC seniors to play in North-South game
Bishop England High School football standout Matthew Ponkow has been selected to play in the 79th Annual Touchstone Energy North-South All-Star Football Game. The 6-1, 225-pound defensive end/linebacker is a team captain and owns the BE career quarterback sack record with 38 and is closing in on the school record for career tackles. He has 326 tackles entering this weekend’s game against Georgetown. Hunter Alex currently holds the school record with 336 stops.
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The State
South Carolina baseball wins second fall exhibition. Here's what stood out
South Carolina baseball improved to 2-0 in its fall exhibition slate with an 8-2 win over College of Charleston on Friday night at Segra Park. The Gamecocks’ offense racked up 11 hits, while nine different pitchers combined for 17 strikeouts in the neutral-site matchup. FULL STORY: Offense powers South Carolina baseball past CofC. What we saw in exhibition win Here are key takeaways: Familiar faces: College of Charleston is coached by Chad Holbrook, a former USC head coach from 2013-17. He’s joined by assistant Monte Lee, who served as the Gamecocks’ interim head coach after Paul Mainieri was fired last year. Shouse shines: Texas Tech transfer Connor Shouse went 2 for 3 with an RBI triple, a lead-off double and three RBIs. He started in left field and also pitched the ninth inning. Costello contributes: Andrew Costello went 2 for 3 with a pair of hard-hit singles, driving in a run as part of South Carolina’s 11-hit night. Injury concern: Senior outfielder Tyler Bak left in the fourth inning with an apparent shoulder injury after diving back into first base. Head coach Kevin Schnall said Bak was signing autographs after the game and appeared to be fine. Pitching mixed: Schnall
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College of Charleston Basketball Season Preview
College of Charleston basketball is beginning a new era in their first season under head coach John Groce. Last season under coach Chris Mack, they went 21-11 and 14-4 in CAA play, but they lost in their opening game of the CAA tournament to Towson. This season with a new coach and revamped team, the Cougars have high expectations but a lot of questions.
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The Clemson Insider
Swinney Gives Update on Injured WR
Following Saturday’s 37-0 win over Charleston Southern at Memorial Stadium, Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney provided an update on an injured wide receiver. Fifth-year senior Tristan Smith was injured and went down early in the fourth quarter when he collided…
The Clemson Insider
One Day Later: No Offensive Fireworks In Shutout Win
CLEMSON — Clemson pitched its first shutout in almost five years as the Tigers held serve at home on Saturday with a 37-0 victory over FCS foe Charleston Southern. While Tom Allen’s defense was stellar, the Clemson offense continued to…
Rubbing The Rock
Biggest winners and losers from Clemson's dominating victory over Charleston Southern
The Clemson Tigers had little issues putting away the Charleston Southern Buccaneers on Saturday afternoon. While it was mostly a positive experience for the Tigers, they still need to clean up a few things heading into the heart of conference play soon.
The State
Opposing coach lost his father a week ago. How he honored him in Clemson game
His father would’ve wanted it this way. He was sure of it. So despite all the tears, all the emotions, all the times he had to lean on his players and staff for hugs and prayers, Charleston Southern football’s Gade Giardina knew he had a job to do Saturday: Coach against Clemson , and give it his all. There was no better way to honor his dad, Frank, who died Oct. 11 at age 72. “Doggone, my dad, he would want nothing less than for me to be coaching my heart out out there, getting our guys better and trying to show them Jesus in every way we can,” Giardina said after Saturday’s loss at Memorial Stadium. Giardina’s Buccaneers entered Saturday’s game at Clemson as a 43.5-point underdog and had a 99% chance of losing, per ESPN’s analytics. That’s more or less how the game played out: Clemson won 37-0 while posting its first shutout in five years. But circumstances made it an emotional game regardless for Giardina, who’s in his fifth season as coach at FCS Charleston Southern. Opposing coach pays tribute to dad after Clemson game Gabe’s father, former longtime college sports broadcaster and administrator Frank Giardina, died