Chase Justice is a multimedia journalist based in Savannah, Georgia. He specializes in covering local sports events and has contributed to WYFF 4 and WSAV-TV. Chase is known for his in-depth reporting and insightful analysis of athletic competitions in the Savannah area.
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Chase Justice's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college-level football and basketball. He frequently covers specific game results and evolving stories within the context of these sports.
If you are involved in or have insights about college-level sports in Georgia, especially focusing on Savannah-based teams like Furman, Wofford, or the Tigers, Chase may be interested in your potential contribution to his coverage. Additionally, if you can provide insider perspectives or access to evolving stories surrounding these teams' performances and events that he has covered recently, it could pique his interest.
Remember that Chase's primary focus is local sports within the United States with a particular emphasis on Georgia and more specifically Savannah.
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With the championship, Wofford has clinched the SoCon’s automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament, marking a second-straight appearance for the Terriers.
Clemson advances to the championship game of the Sunshine Slam against Penn State tomorrow (Nov. 26) at 4 p.m. The game will air on CBS Sports Network.
"I think a battle of ranked Carolina vs. ranked Clemson with playoff implications, in my mind, is going to be a yearly occurrence around here, so everybody better get used to it.”
Tessa Miller charted a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds, leading the Tigers in scoring
This marked the Tigers' 37th NCAA Tournament appearance in school history and the fifth time in six seasons that Clemson has made it to the third round.
Raven Thompson surpassed the 1,000 career point milestone in the first half, and this is the second consecutive game a Tiger has hit the 1,000-point mark, with Tessa Miller achieving it in last week’s win against Radford.
The Wofford men’s basketball team (4-7) had it all knotted up a 34-all coming out of the break, but a sluggish start to the second half proved too much to overcome in a 77-67 loss at TD Arena.
Paladins earn school-record 12th nonconference win.
The Tigers (10-3, 2-0 ACC) forced the Demon Deacons into 19 turnovers and turned those into 35 points to help facilitate their double-digit victory.
The Gamecocks, coming off a 91-88 win over Clemson, won their sixth straight and seventh in eight games at home.
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