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March 2, 2016

• Florida to sell alcohol at football, men’s basketball games
• Spurrier Jr. takes off-field job with Oklahoma
• Two Gamecock football players take a different path to train for NFL shot
• Monte Lee on USC-Clemson: ‘It’s the best rivalry in the country’
• Gamecocks red zone run game a work in progress
• Clemson basketball offers pair, including son of Tiger great
• Dabo proud of Clemson tradition of developing players for NFL
• Steve Spurrier selected to National High School Hall of Fame
• Easley High students back off sit-in; vow to continue to fight for teacher's return
• Gamecocks add JUCO receiver commit for 2017
• Victims sue Lust strip club in Greenville in wrong-way-driver crash
• USC softball wins behind combined no-hitter
• NASCAR CEO endorses Donald Trump 4 decades after grandfather endorsed George Wallace
• Gamecocks wide receiver D.J. Neal will transfer
• Presbyterian College pitchers take aim at cancer
• Martin visits top 2016 forward Alpha Diallo
• Clemson could be next to offer Upstate DB
• Photo of breastfeeding mom at Bernie rally goes viral
• USC baseball stays perfect with road win over The Citadel
• Man in jail on murder count charged in separate killing
• Clemson defense has holes to fill in 2016
• Three-pronged attack makes Dreher girls tough to beat
• Mothers’ Day: USC basketball Lithuanians’ moms finally see their sons play
• FIRST ON BUZZ: S.C. House speaker appoints developer to Infrastructure Bank
• Graham: Swallow hard, back Cruz, stop Trump
• How Roosevelt basketball team won one of South Carolina’s last segregated state championships
• Senate reaches roads deal without a gas-tax hike
• Governor: Myers, Washington should resign after DUI arrests
• Haley: Trump not going to win GOP nomination
• Cockfighting could be a felony in home of fighting Gamecocks
• Letters: Scalia had mindset of tea partiers
• John O’Cain steps down as Heathwood girls basketball coach
• 1 dead, 1 injured after jumping off interstate bridges in Charlotte
• Two sought after $900 was stolen from credit union account
• Bershidsky: Super Tuesday shows growing obsolescence of 2-party system
• Letters: Clinton is worse than Trump
• Tough practices make games seem easy for Flora boys
• Gamecocks Bracketology: Where the experts think USC is headed
• FINAL DAY: A shopper’s paradise at the Craftsmen’s Spring Classic
• Broadway performers share their craft in special show
• Pet of the week: Ileane
• Shop Around: New eateries on Main, Harbison
• American Airlines applies to start nonstop Charlotte – Cuba flights
• Midlands people and achievements: Bobbi Presper
• Midlands people and achievements: Diane Salane
• Washington a no-show at council because he was hurt in crash, attorney says
• Correction: Overcreek Road dam failure didn’t cause Rockbridge Road damage
• Deputies searching for suspect who used counterfeit money to purchase gift cards
• Lexington County deputies searching for suspects using counterfeit bills
• City again to offer no-interest flood recovery loans to small businesses
• Richland Council has concerns but gives tentative OK for $1.2 million elections office request
• The Top 30 murder capitals of the U.S.
• Retired Marine who pulled couple from explosion: ‘I don't think I'm a hero’
• Topics of school resource officers, student discipline aired at USC forum
• Columbia has extensive flood recovery wish list
• How one restaurateur began growing his own custom oysters