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Sierra Hancock

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Danny Ford, Steve Spurrier inducted into College Football Hall of Fame

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By Sierra Hancock
| WHNS-TV (Greenville, SC) Verified
Two South Carolina coaching legends received one of the most prestigious honors in college football Tuesday night! Former Tigers Head Coach Danny Ford and former Gamecocks Head Coach Steve Spurrier were both inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame during a ceremony in New York. Ford is still the youngest head coach to win a national championship. At age 33 he led the Tigers to a national title. Clemson posted a 12 and 0 record that season and defeated three top ten teams along the way.
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Marcus Lattimore on USC position: "Right now this is what God wants me to do"

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By Sierra Hancock, Rachel Cumberbatch, Amanda Shaw Verified
| WHNS-TV (Greenville, SC) Verified
Marcus Lattimore is coming back home to work with the University of South Carolina's football team. According to FOX 57 in Columbia, Lattimore said Gamecocks head coach Will Muschamp has hired him as the director of player development. The former USC running back is leaving Heathwood Hall, where he has been coaching high school football for the past two years. Due to leading the Marcus Lattimore Foundation, he was originally unable to work for USC's football program due to NCAA regulations.
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Missing former Clemson University president located

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By Sierra Hancock
| WHNS-TV (Greenville, SC) Verified
Clemson City Police say they have located a missing endangered Clemson man, who was also a former Clemson University president. Officers say that 92-year-old Phillip H. Prince was found at a construction site in Clemson. Officers with the Clemson Police Department say Prince went missing since 6 p.m. on Tuesday. They said he was heading to a friend’s house for dinner around 6 p.m. but that he never arrived. Officers sent out a message at 11:41 p.m. that Prince had been located.
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