Ron Morris
Morris: Lexington’s Josh Reagan could be the next Michael Roth
Wildcat senior left-hander will try to emulate ex-USC star at Carolina Stadium next season
Ron Morris
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RON MORRIS
Morris: Hartsville ninth-grader is a softball prodigy
Cayla Drotar, who has committed to South Carolina, is 42-4 as a pitcher in two seasons
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RON MORRIS
Morris: Title stays with Jordan
MOST OF THE time, Homer Jordan is remembered as one of the great high school athletes Athens, Ga., has ever seen. Yet every once in a while, a customer will enter National Champions Detailing in Athens and recognize the owner as the starting quarterback on Clemson’s 1981 championship football...
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Morris: Coker sounds like a winner
TRADITIONS BE darned. One ring of the Coker College campus bell tower, which long ago began signaling a victory by one of its athletic teams, was not enough.
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Morris: Home destiny for USC remains in play
SOUTH CAROLINA dropped a couple of games to Vanderbilt, missed an opportunity Sunday to gain a win against a highly ranked team, and probably fell out of contention for a national seed in the NCAA tournament.
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Morris: USC closer Tyler Webb is unflappable
Virginia native’s stoic attitude, talented left arm make his one of best closers in the country
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MORRIS: Benedict’s base-stealing prowess irks some foes
BENEDICT’S BASE-STEALING bandits took their thievery to another level this college baseball season. They stole an NCAA Division II-record 333 bases, more than twice the total of their closest partner in crime.
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Morris: Swinney’s Tigers have rare chance
DABO SWINNEY does not hide the goals he sets for his Clemson football team, at least not to the media. The same five goals are posted every season on the same wall of the team meeting room.
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Morris: Savitz winds down career at Irmo
HIS 33-YEAR career as the Irmo boys’ soccer coach coming to a close, Phil Savitz cannot help but turn nostalgic with each passing milestone and game.
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MORRIS: Preaching the joy of fishing
BOBBY WILSON developed a love for the outdoors at an early age. Wilson’s father, R.E. “Ears” Wilson, made a name for himself as a high school football coach around the state, and for having a passion for fishing.
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Scorecards keep fans in the game
A PROUD fraternity exists among scorekeeping baseball fans. If you do not believe it, then stand among the group that religiously gathers at the grease board behind home plate for games at Carolina Stadium. They do not say it, but the implied message is that there exists a higher degree of sophistication...





