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SportsThe loss to Miami in October was DeAndre McDaniel’s most painful experience as a Clemson player. Miami receiver Leonard Hankerson beat him for two long touchdowns, and McDaniel took a helmet to the facemask, loosening four of his teeth. Motivated by the disappointment, the senior safety vowed to play his best football from then on.
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SEVERAL OF THE state’s top senior prospects have one more high school football game to play, in one of the national all-star games to be held over the next two weeks.
Offensive linemen and offensive line coaches generally are a straightforward, no-nonsense group. In that spirit, there is no fancy name or description for Shawn Elliott’s actions before kickoff, when he bumps, shoves and jumps into linemen trying to motivate his players.
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The loss to Miami in October was DeAndre McDaniel’s most painful experience as a Clemson player. Miami receiver Leonard Hankerson beat him for two long touchdowns, and McDaniel took a helmet to the facemask, loosening four of his teeth. Motivated by the disappointment, the senior safety vowed to play his best football from then on.
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SEVERAL OF THE state’s top senior prospects have one more high school football game to play, in one of the national all-star games to be held over the next two weeks.
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