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Recruiting class focuses on defense

Sporting heavy emphasis on defense, Furman football's latest recruiting class includes 17 recruits, head coach Bruce Fowler announced on Wednesday. The Paladins' new crop of signees features 13 defensive players and four offensive performers. They...

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Women’s soccer adds three for 2013 season

Prep standouts Carlie Couch, Dougie Dingess and Delaney Sheehan are set to join the Furman women's soccer program in the fall of 2013, it was announced by Paladin head coach Andrew Burr on Wednesday. "We...

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Reddick’s talents go beyond the hardwood

Watching Furman basketball player Charlie Reddicklaunch a long-range jumper is like watching an artist at work. Literally. The 6-foot-5 junior wing from Powder Springs, Ga., has a talent for drawing, and uses it as a...

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Furman lacrosse to compete in Atlantic Sun Conference

The Atlantic Sun Conference will debut men's lacrosse as an NCAA Division I championship sport in the spring of 2014 and will include Furman University as an affiliate member in the school's inaugural season of...

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Kenoyer to appear on Golf Channel show

Former Furman women's golfer Stefanie Kenoyer is one of 12 competitors who will appear on Golf Channel's Big Break reality competition this May, it was announced on Tuesday. "Big Break Mexico" will premier on the...

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Clint Dempsey doesn’t mind taking risks

U.S. soccer star Clint Dempsey never has been afraid to test the limits of his talents or Texas-sized ambitions. The former Furman soccer star wasn’t satisfied with winning MLS Rookie-of-the-Year honors or reaching the English...

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Confident Medved takes helm of men’s basketball

Nobody has to tell Niko Medved the challenges he faces as Furman’s new men’s basketball coach. He was an assistant on Larry Davis’ staff nearly a decade ago, and he is familiar with the program’s results...

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The Corbin-Furman connection

Frank Selvy ’54 is the most storied name in Furman basketball history. Jerry Smith ’63 is not far behind. But other than their accomplishments on the hardwood, their memberships in the Furman Athletic Hall of...

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The Legend of Daddy Dorn (and Friends)

Who knows how much of this tale is exaggerated? It happened nearly 80 years ago at Furman, and even those closest to the university can’t recall having heard the story. A quick glance through the...

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Dottie Pepper is back on the scene

Dottie Pepper, the former Furman and LPGA star, makes it clear. It was the writers who used the word “retirement” with regard to her broadcasting career. She never did. So after an eight-year run with...

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The Paladin Rises

Georgia Tech has Buzz and Georgia has Uga. Images of Buzz, a cartoonish insect with a prominent stinger, and Uga, a grimacing bulldog with a spiked collar, are secondary symbols. They complement the schools’ long-held...

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Up the chart: Furman cross country stock is rising

The Furman men's cross country team remains ranked eighth in the Southeast Region, while the women moved to 11th, according to the Week 5 regional rankings released Monday by the U.S. Track & Field and...

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