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December 16, 2020

• Ray Tanner makes clear why Muschamp contract change wasn’t executed
• First signing day signals unique milestone in transition to Beamer era at USC
• These 2 high school QBs are Clemson football commitments with futures in 2 sports
• ‘They are getting a beast’: Chapin lineman ready to begin college career at NC State
• A look at where Midlands football players signed with during the early period
• Why 2021 could be the year SC makes the electric chair the main mode of execution
• South Carolina’s confirmed football signees list for 2021
• Longtime SC Democratic Party icon and professor Don Fowler has died
• The ‘Pandemic Posse’: What Dabo Swinney said about Clemson’s unique signing class
• Clemson adds 2021 signees in early signing period
• Dawn Staley, Gamecocks return from ‘well-needed’ break to take on Temple
• SC councilors told not to put people in danger by forwarding emails to opponents
• JUCO signee is ‘so ready’ to get on the field at USC: ‘I’m ready to play right now’
• Multiple crashes, injuries reported on Midlands roads, highways on rainy day
• One-on-one with Will Shipley, top Clemson signee: Why this class has chip on shoulder
• Georgia receiver leaves Gamecocks class, signs with in-state mid-major
• What to watch for on Gamecocks signing day, including a potential flip
• Gamecocks offer walk-on spot to Gunner Stockton’s highly productive top target
• Search for man wanted after stolen car chase in Richland County
• Charleston County’s Dawson confirmed by US Senate to be new SC federal judge
• Richland County man illegally entered SC prison to retrieve drone, authorities say
• Help needed in search for who shot mother of two while she drove on Midlands road
• United Way of the Midlands receives a $10 million donation from MacKenzie Scott
• Coronavirus live updates: Here’s what to know in South Carolina on Dec. 16
• SC Senate Democrats want Gov. McMaster to mandate masks for 60 days to stop COVID-19
• SC reports sixth straight day of at least 2,300 COVID cases, 42 more deaths Wednesday
• These Columbia businesses closed during 2020. How does this compare to last year?