South Carolina Gamecocks are back in Founders Park to take on the (1-2) Milwaukee Panthers in a three game weekend series.
A sixth-inning grand slam proved to be the difference, but the Gamecocks’ starting pitcher had to exit the game early.
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Milwaukee Panthers remember Sweet 16 team, players reuniteThe Milwaukee Panthers honored the 2004-2005 team that reached the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.
Youngstown State is looking to prolong its four-game win streak with a victory over Milwaukee. Friday's game is the second ...
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Stillwell had recently gotten out of a four-day stay in the hospital due to a tumultuous bout with mononucleosis. He had lost 25 pounds in a matter of a couple of weeks and was largely alone in a town ...
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Resume Check: Looking ahead to South Carolina baseball’s next opponent, the Milwaukee PanthersSouth Carolina baseball is still undefeated after five games of the Paul Mainieri era. The 5-0 Gamecocks earned two mid-week ...
After trailing by as many as 14 in the first half, the Panthers dug their heels in defensively late and responded to a ...
Milwaukee beat Youngstown State 84-74 on the road Friday night. Themus Fulks led the Panthers with 21 points, while AJ McKee ...
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