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Dutch Fork tops first Jim Hudson Midlands Top Ten of 2026 (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - High school football’s regular season starts in two days, marking week zero of the 2026 season. The Jim Hudson Midlands Top Ten for 2026 has been released, with the Dutch Fork Silver Foxes ranked number one. Dutch Fork has finished on top of the final rankings nine of the last ten years, including the last four seasons. The Silver Foxes won their fourth straight 5A state championship in 2025. They have won nine of the last ten state titles. Head coach Tom Knotts has guided
INTERVIEW: Steve Spurrier on new book, legacy with Gamecocks (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A new book is chronicling how hall of fame coach Steve Spurrier transformed the South Carolina Gamecocks football program. “The Spurrier Effect,” written by Brent Silvia and Kevin Miller, promises to “reveal the man behind the visor—his partnership with his wife, Jerri, his relationships with his players, and his fierce competitiveness, sharp wit, and unwavering belief in South Carolina’s ability to achieve greatness.” Spurrier went 86-49 during his decade in Columbia befo
Former Gamecock, Raptors player hosts back-to-school giveaway with brother (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Former South Carolina Gamecock and Toronto Raptors player Collin Murray-Boyles and his brother James Murray-Boyles hosted the Get in the Game Back to School event at Meadow Lake Park. Children received free book bags and school supplies at the event. Organizers also provided free food, music, and bounce houses. The Murray-Boyles brothers said the event was designed not only to provide back-to-school supplies but also to give children positive role models. “It definitely me
Former Gamecock QB Stephen Garcia says cancer treatment is ‘better than expected,’ eyes surgery (opens the original)
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TAMPA, FL (WIS) - Former South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia said his cancer treatment is progressing better than expected, with one liver lesion no longer visible and a second shrinking by more than 50%, following his sixth round of chemotherapy. Garcia spoke with WIS News 10 at SEC Media Days in Tampa, telling us his surgeon called him Friday with the latest results. “He said two lesions on the liver. One of them, you can’t even see it anymore,” Garcia said. “The other one has shrunk by
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