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NFL Draft: No Suspense as 3 QBs Dominate Early Picks
The themes for the 2021 NFL draft were many, starting with the quarterbacks.
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Presumptive Top NFL Draft Pick Trevor Lawrence Announces First Endorsement Deal — With Gatorade
The star-studded Clemson quarterback has signed his first endorsement deal, with sports drink maker Gatorade.
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Notre Dame Mandates Virus Testing After Large Football Celebration
University of Notre Dame students are now subject to mandatory coronavirus testing with stricter penalties if they leave town before getting their test results after thousands of fans stormed the football field and threw parties to celebrate a double-overtime upset over Clemson.
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Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence Tests Positive for COVID-19
Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence has tested positive for COVID-19, putting into doubt whether the face of college football will be available to play the top-ranked Tigers’ biggest game of the season.
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Burrow, LSU Cap Magical Season, Beat Clemson 42-25 for Title
From small-town Ohio kid to Louisiana Legend, Joe Burrow capped his record-breaking, Heisman-winning season by bringing a national championship to LSU.
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Trump Wants to Restore Waiver for Service Academy Athletes
President Donald Trump said Monday he is looking into offering a waiver that would allow athletes attending the nation’s military academies to play professional sports immediately upon graduation. Trump made the announcement Monday while presenting the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy to the U.S. Military Academy football team during a Rose Garden ceremony. The Army Black Knights completed an 11-2 season, including wins...
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Ex-Sen. Ernest ‘Fritz' Hollings of South Carolina Dies at 97
Ernest F. “Fritz” Hollings, the silver-haired Democrat who helped shepherd South Carolina through desegregation as governor and went on to serve six terms in the U.S. Senate, has died. He was 97. Family spokesman Andy Brack, who also served at times for Hollings as spokesman during his Senate career, said Hollings died at his home on the Isle of Palms...
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Storm-Lashed South Carolina Reassesses Global Warming
When he took the job 15 years ago, Horry County Emergency Manager Randy Webster figured his biggest disasters would be wind and surge rolling over his county’s beaches, South Carolina’s top tourist destination....
Instead, his worries have shifted inland, where rivers overflowing their banks have caused two massive floods in three years. “We’re getting into this sort of unknown territory,” Webster... -
Climate Change Means More Floods, Great and Localized
When he took the job 15 years ago, Horry County Emergency Manager Randy Webster figured his biggest disasters would be wind and surge rolling over his county’s beaches, South Carolina’s top tourist destination. Instead, his worries have shifted inland, where rivers overflowing their banks have caused two massive floods in three years. “We’re getting into this sort of unknown territory,”...
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Plastic Straws? Cigarette Butts Are Bigger Source of Ocean Trash, Advocates Say
As coastal cities ban plastic straws and California and Hawaii consider following suit, activists are trying to raise awareness about cigarette butts, a much greater source of ocean pollution, NBC News reported. The filters have been the most-collected item on the world’s beaches for 32 consecutive years of the Ocean Conservancy’s annual beach cleanup, more than plastic wrappers, eating utensils,...
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Rising Concern? After Straws, Balloons Get More Scrutiny
Now that plastic straws may be headed for extinction, could Americans’ love of balloons be deflated? The joyous celebration of releasing balloons into the air has long bothered environmentalists, who say the pieces that fall back to earth can be deadly to seabirds and turtles that eat them. So as companies vow to banish plastic straws, there are signs balloons...
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49ers Great Dwight Clark Dies at 61 After Battle With ALS
Former 49ers receiver Dwight Clark, known for “The Catch,” died Monday after his battle with ALS. He was 61.
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Big Delivery: South Carolina Mom Gives Birth to 14.4-Pound Boy
A South Carolina couple is looking for some bigger baby clothes after their son was born at a whopping 14.4 pounds. WLTX-TV reports that Colin Austin Keisler was born by cesarean section at a hospital in Lexington. The baby is healthy, but his mother, Cindy Richmond, says they had to send her mother home for some bigger clothes because Colin...
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Decenas de personas evacuadas por incendio al centro de SA
Winter weather continues to cause problems across the country. Heavy snow has caused treacherous driving conditions in the Midwest, while in the East ice knocked down power lines and trees. Up to a foot of snow has fallen in Wisconsin and Minnesota, making driving is a challenge. In Chicago, icicles falling from one of the city’s skyscrapers posed a threat....
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Harvard Student Submits Rap Album as His Senior Thesis
While other Harvard University students were writing papers for their senior theses, Obasi Shaw was busy rapping his. Shaw is the first student in Harvard’s history to submit a rap album as a senior thesis in the English Department, the university said. The album, called “Liminal Minds,” has earned the equivalent of an A-minus grade, good enough to guarantee that...
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Chargers Select Wide Receiver Mike Williams as 7th Overall Pick
The Los Angeles Chargers chose wide receiver Mike Williams out of Clemson with the seventh overall selection in the 2017 NFL Draft.
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Future Climate Change Field Test Doesn't Make Earth Greener
In the course of a 17-year experiment on more than 1 million plants, scientists put future global warming to a real world test — growing California flowers and grasslands with extra heat, carbon dioxide and nitrogen to mimic a not-so-distant, hotter future. The results, simulating a post-2050 world, aren’t pretty. And they contradict those who insist that because plants like...