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Given the deeply heated nature of the rivalry, Clemson's loss to South Carolina over the weekend will undoubtedly reverberate across the Palmetto State right up until the teams meet again next November in Columbia.
CLEMSON — After experiencing no shortage of roster turnover, it was fair to wonder going into last month exactly what the Clemson men's basketball team would look like this season.
WESTMINSTER — After entering the night just eight points shy of hitting the 1,000-point mark for her career, the opportunity to make history presented itself to Reagan Mobley late in the first half Friday night.
WESTMINSTER — Since the start of regular-season play Tuesday night, everything seems to be going right for the Seneca High School boys' basketball team.
The Daniel High School football team has made a habit of competing at the highest level in recent years, having captured the Class 3A state championship three times since 2020.
The end of non-region competition is coming up quickly for high school basketball teams across the Palmetto State, with Christmas break functioning as a sort of buffer ahead of the
OAKWAY — In the early going Thursday evening, things weren’t going well for the West-Oak High School girls’ basketball team as it played host to the Greenville Hurricanes at the
OAKWAY — The West-Oak High School boys’ basketball team wasn’t without its moments Thursday night against the Greenville Hurricanes.
CENTRAL — An old coaching adage suggests that beating a team twice in one season is a difficult task to accomplish.
CENTRAL — The Daniel High School boys' basketball team would have been hard pressed to get off to a much better start than the one it enjoyed in the first quarter Friday evening against Palmetto.
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