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October 27, 2015

• SEC coaching hires: What other teams did and when
• Texas A&M denies turmoil, acknowledges issues
• Letters: Let Spurrier take over as USC president
• Letters: We can’t let Spurrier go homeless
• Midlands high school football stats leaders
• FBI will investigate deputy’s actions caught on video at Spring Valley
• No charges against officer in shooting of Zachary Hammond
• Lexington girls golf falls short of 4A state championship
• Week 9’s top high school football perfomers
• Tale of the Tape preview: Texas A&M breakdown
• Gamecocks, Shawn Elliott embrace a new sense of normalcy
• Letters: Spurrier did more for USC than anyone in school’s history
• Dabo Swinney keeps Clemson focused on the moment
• Midlands high school football schedule, Week 10
• Letters: Don’t allow drilling off SC coast
• Chester boy struck by car at school bus stop, police search for driver
• Team of the week: Richland Northeast positions itself back in the playoff hunt
• Mitchell, Bailey shine brightly for teams with brilliant performances
• Gamecocks will have to cover against Aggies
• Practice report: USC will try to slow down A&M’s talented D-line
• Accountability, race, excessive use of force all topics at the Richland 2 board meeting
• Letters: Devine again focused on herself, not public
• Spring Valley video: What they’re saying
• Budget deal is good news for SC, experts say
• Letters: Work to build bridges between youth, police
• Poll: Half of S.C. primary voters undecided about presidential picks
• Roads bank to reconsider how it picks SC road projects
• Kendall’s Morning Meeting: Third down statistics are lying to us
• Gamecocks offer Troy defensive end commitment
• Clemson targets Florida DB Trayvon Mullen
• USC’s depth chart for the Texas A&M game
• Grave of ‘Griffin Warrior’ at Pylos could be a gateway to civilizations
• Letters: SC flood reminds us of transiency of life
• Former Mauldin star Dre Massey has USC on top
• FBI, U.S. Justice Department agree to investigate Spring Valley incident
• Orangeburg County woman allegedly hit child in front of officers
• A happy ending for students who lost a beloved tortoise
• Video of SRO, Spring Valley student sparks strong social-media reaction
• S.C. Prep Writers High School Football Poll
• Sports Illustrated with new names as possible coaching options for Gamecocks
• Minibottles gone, but not forgotten
• 5 Points stabbing arrest, second suspect remains at large
• McLawhorn: Urban League honoring lessons from Confederate flag removal
• ‘Blues Doctor’ Drink Small in Columbia hospital
• Two SC actors touring the world on Broadway
• Columbia Jewish Film Festival kicks off with 'Touchdown Israel'
• Edwin McCain, Patrick Davis headline Sunday concert for flood relief
• What’s Good Here? Grecian Gardens in West Columbia
• Bottoms up: The Vault Martini Bar at the Sheraton
• Columbia Korean Festival sizzles this weekend
• Be There: “Dracula: Ballet with a Bite” sinks its fangs into Columbia
• Conundrum Music Hall going out in style
• Get your fright on: Columbia’s scariest Halloween haunts
• Farrell: When your boss is a dog, you better be OK having chicken
• Fort Mill teens investing time, talent in clothes company
• Southwest Airlines scales back from Greenville
• Three questions after the incident at Spring Valley High School
• 3 Columbia churches hold joint service after flood destroys house of worship
• Lexington County Council takes first step for 2016 ballot on tax for roads
• Rock Hill 12-year-old plays on high school golf team – for soldier father killed in Iraq
• New chief operating officer at Carolinas Hospital System relishes challenges