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SportsClemson dropped a fourth-quarter hammer on Florida State, rattling off 19 unanswered points to emerge with a 40-24 victory that keeps the Tigers in the Atlantic Division driver's seat.
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There have been times this season when you had to wonder if C.J. Spiller got too much credit for Clemson's successes. Then there are nights like Saturday - when you wonder if he gets enough.
About the only positive to come from Arkansas' 33-16 thrashing of South Carolina on Saturday was there was no evidence of finger-pointing outside the losing locker room. This was the epitome of a team loss.
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With a few notable exceptions - Hootie Johnson's reign at Augusta National being one - the biggest golf story in South Carolina each year has seldom reverberated beyond our borders. Let alone several of those stories.
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Clemson dropped a fourth-quarter hammer on Florida State, rattling off 19 unanswered points to emerge with a 40-24 victory that keeps the Tigers in the Atlantic Division driver's seat.
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The weakest Wofford team in at least eight years rolled into Johnson Hagood Stadium on Saturday and hammered The Citadel, 43-17, before a homecoming crowd of 15,155.
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