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			CHARLOTTE â€" Davidson's run to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament last season behind the play of All-America guard Stephen Curry remains a source of pride and envy for coaches in the Southern Conference. No one expresses those two emotions better than College of Charleston coach Bobby Cremins. "We're proud of Davidson and Stephen," Cremins said Thursday at the SoCon Tipoff meetings, "but we're tired of them kicking our a--."
		USC's offensive line has little reason for optimism COLUMBIA â€" The fact that Terrence Campbell figures to be the starter at right guard Saturday night tells you just about all you need to know about South Carolina's offensive line entering November. Campbell seems like a nice guy â€" he smiles with ease and speaks without apprehension â€" but it doesn't change the fact that he's 6-2 and 275 pounds. Bulldogs linebacker journeys from Nigeria to Houston to Citadel Tolu Akindele speaks with a curious accent, a fetching mix of west Africa and south Texas. In his voice, you can hear the lilting tones of Yoruba, the dialect of more than 25 million people in his native Nigeria and other parts of west Africa. You can also hear the Texas drawl of someone who grew up in Houston. "People say I sound country," says Akindele, a freshman linebacker for The Citadel's football team. "I just call it 'African-made, Texas-raised.' " SoCon Hoops CHARLOTTE â€" Davidson's run to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament last season behind the play of All-America guard Stephen Curry remains a source of pride and envy for coaches in the Southern Conference. No one expresses those two emotions better than College of Charleston coach Bobby Cremins. "We're proud of Davidson and Stephen," Cremins said Thursday at the SoCon Tipoff meetings, "but we're tired of them kicking our a--." Rays' Morin stepping back into the role of playmaker For longer than Travis Morin can remember, he's always enjoyed passing the puck more than scoring goals. The second-year pro will take a tape-to-tape pass over a slap shot any day. So, a year ago when he was asked to be more of a goal scorer in his first full professional season with the South Carolina Stingrays, Morin was a little out of his element.
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