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Clemson is one of 18 schools to be honored by the American Football Coaches Association for its graduation success rate of at least 90%. Each year the AFCA presents an academic achievement award to the school with the highest Graduation Success Rate and announces an honorable mention list. Stanford and Northwestern both recorded Graduation Success Rates of 100% for the […]
Read moreWGOG reports that West-Oak High School head football Coach Jay Brannon has resigned. Earnestine Williams, Director of Human Resources for the School District of Oconee County confirmed the resignation. In late October, Brannon’s West-Oak Warriors completed an 0-10 season. He is expected to remain a teacher at West-Oak High School. Brannon was the seventh head coach in the school’s history, […]
Read moreThirty-six home games, 21 games against 2012 NCAA Tournament teams, and 2 games at Fluor Field in Greenville, highlight Clemson’s 56-game, 2013 regular-season baseball schedule. The Tigers will also play South Carolina in a three-game series at three different sites during the first weekend of March. Clemson will open the season with a three-game series against William & Mary at […]
Read moreThe South Carolina baseball team announces its schedule for the 2013 season, which features 29 games against 2012 NCAA Tournament teams as well as 35 home games at Carolina Stadium. The Gamecocks open the season on February 15, hosting a three-game series vs. Liberty. South Carolina and Clemson will meet for a fourth-consecutive year in a unique three-game setting. The […]
Read moreSeneca Head Coach Wayne Green earned his 200-career victory Friday as the Bobcats defeated their cross-county rivals the West-Oak Warriors 57-28. It was an offensive explosion for both teams, as they combined for 1,330 yards. The 28 points scored by the Warriors are the most ever by a West-Oak team against Seneca surpassing the 22 points put up by Tom […]
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