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Kentucky-Clemson
\nBrooks, and
\nfirst bowl trip since the Hal Mumme<\/span>-coached Cats lost
\nto
\nCity Bowl. But it\u2019s not just making a bowl that makes the Cats a winner. In
\nthis case it\u2019s the <\/i>bowl, its opponent, its location and the way it could
\nalter the Cats\u2019 football history. Clemson is from the ACC, a
\ndivision crown, derailed by a one-point loss to
\nThey ended up 8-4, thanks to a three-point loss to arch-rival
\nCarolina<\/st1:place><\/st1:State> in the season finale. The
\nTigers (8-4) rank 15th<\/sup> in the nation in scoring defense.<\/span>
\nSenior defensive end Gaines Adams (15.5 tackles for loss, 10.5 sacks) was named
\nACC Defensive Player of the Year and is a finalist for the Ted Hendricks Award
\ngiven to the nation\u2019s top end. Clemson also features one of the nation\u2019s best
\nrunning attacks led by sophomore James Davis (1,134 yards, 17
\nSpiller (914 yards, 10 TD\u2019s<\/span>, 7.1 yards per carry).
\nThe Tigers are fifth in the NCAA in rushing yards per game (225.2) and ninth in
\nscoring average (33.8).Tennessean
\nsecondary as the Tigers try to replace starting cornerback Duane Coleman, who
\nlast week was suspended for the Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl presented by
\nBridgestone. Coleman, a senior who had started 15 consecutive games, was
\ncharged with simple possession of marijuana last Wednesday during a traffic
\nstop for failing to use a turn signal. Clemson defensive coordinator Vic
\nfreshman who started three games at the cornerback position opposite of
\nColeman, would start at the \u201cfield cornerback position.\u201d At the other
\ncornerback Koenning<\/span> said several players would be
\nused, including junior C.J<\/span>. Gaddis, who played in
\nevery game in the regular season but hasn\u2019t been in the starting lineup since
\nthe 2005 season.Minnesota-Texas Tech
Press Notes
\nteam All-Big Ten selection who has become a promising pro prospect, recently
\nhad surgery to repair a severely separated shoulder and will not recover in
\ntime to play for
\nInsight Bowl against Texas Tech. After getting hurt in the Oct. 21 game against
\nNorth Dakota State, Spaeth<\/span> could have chosen surgery
\nimmediately to hasten the rehabilitation and avoid the risk of further injury
\nwith the potential of a big payday looming. But that wasn\u2019t the way he wanted
\nto finish. Spaeth<\/span>, one of three finalists for the
\nJohn Mackey Award that\u2019s given to the nation\u2019s top tight end, came back in two
\nweeks and contributed in the last three games. All Gophers wins. All needed to
\nqualify for postseason play. Spaeth<\/span> will certainly be
\nmissed, but it\u2019s on defense where
\n(6-6) could use the most help against air-it-out Texas Tech. The Red Raiders
\n(7-5) are led by quarterback Graham Harrell, who completed 66.9 percent of his
\npasses for 4,110 yards, 36 touchdowns and only 10 interceptions.
\nplayers bothered by colds or flu were held out of practice, three days before
\nthe Tigers\u2019 Sun Bowl game against
\n
\naffected. \u201cIt was unhealthy,\u201d coach<\/span> Gary
\nnever been through anything like this before.\u201dCy McCormick MasterLockLine.com
\nis the Sun Bowl. Winds of 13 mph are expected and there is a slight chance of
\nrain. CBB<\/span><\/span>
Illinois-Xavier
Herald-Review
\nreassembled on Tuesday and talking with coach<\/span> Bruce
\nWeber Wednesday, the news on the injury front is mostly good. Let\u2019s go
\nplayer-by-player:
\nand did not play the last two minutes of that game and sat out the
\n
\n\u201ciffy\u201d for the upcoming Xavier game on Friday and Weber said before Christmas
\nbreak that Carter would need to do a good job following a therapy program the
\ntrainers prescribed for him during the break.Carter<\/span>
\nwas able to play for most of the practice session on Tuesday and even though he
\nreported some pain on Wednesday, Weber said he expected Carter to play 25
\nminutes or so vs. Xavier. That\u2019s very good news. Carter is
\nleading scorer and over his last seven games he is averaging 16.7 points and
\n7.4 rebounds while shooting 55.6 percent. Included in that stretch are three
\n20-plus point performances. Brian Randle was able to practice full-go on
\nTuesday. And even though he continues to experience some stiffness and
\nsoreness, there is no indication it should limit his play vs. Xavier.
\nstrength and Weber sounds very encouraged about his progress from the high
\nankle sprain. I think Weber is expecting him to recapture some of the
\nexplosiveness he lost due to the injury. Smith is shooting 46.3 percent from
\n3-point range and is the highest-scoring non-starter in the Big Ten.
\nstill has pain and raw, tender feet. Blisters and callouses<\/span>
\non the bottom of his feet are the latest problem and new orthodics<\/span>
\nare being used to help relieve the pressure. He also needs to re-grow some skin
\nbut has shown the toughness to play through what must be considerable pain.
\nFrazier, by the way, is averaging 6.1 assists per game, which is second in the
\nBig Ten and 11th<\/sup> nationally. He also leads the team and is third in
\nthe Big Ten in steals. The only other injury of note is freshman Richard Wake Forest-South <\/span>
\nmostly weak competition, the Bulls (7-5) have lost four consecutive games.
\nDuring the losing streak, USF<\/span> has allowed 75.5 points
\nper game, compared to 57.4 points per game before that. USF<\/span>
\nhas won only 18 of its past 42 home games.
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