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Clint McLeod
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Multimedia Journalist, WLUC-TV (Negaunee, MI)
Iron Mountain
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Entertainment, Social Justice, Iowa , Cedar Falls, waterloo , bands, Race
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‘Our coaches got on us:’ Gators credit coaching staff, patience, to lead second half comeback against Auburn
By Clint McLeod Verified, Jake Rongholt Verified| WCJB-TV (Gainesville, FL) Verified SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (WCJB) - After Saturday night’s first half against Auburn in the Final Four, Gator fans knew the team could be playing better, and so did the players. “Our coaches got on us a little bit, especially us as bigs. We weren’t doing a good job being physical enough,” said Thomas Haugh, Florida Gator’s Center. Gator Center Alex Condon fouled out and scored only one point, but point guard Will Richard said his impact went far beyond the stat sheet. “He was huge.
By Clint McLeod Verified, Jake Rongholt Verified, Taylor Burr| WCJB-TV (Gainesville, FL) Verified SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (WCJB) - The Gators are in the Final Four, and the only thing standing in their way of an NCAA National Championship appearance is SEC rivals Auburn. The Gators previously upset Auburn on the road in February, defeating the Tigers 90-81. TV20 Sports Director Jake Rongholt is at the Final Four in San Antonio and will live provide updates from inside the arena. First Half14:10 1stGators and Auburn are in lockstep and tied at 16. Both teams look comfortable from tip/off.
‘Our coaches got on us:’ Gators credit coaching staff, patience, to lead second half comeback against Auburn
By Clint McLeod Verified, Jake Rongholt Verified| WCJB-TV (Gainesville, FL) Verified SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (WCJB) - After Saturday night’s first half against Auburn in the Final Four, Gator fans knew the team could be playing better, and so did the players. “Our coaches got on us a little bit, especially us as bigs. We weren’t doing a good job being physical enough,” said Thomas Haugh, Florida Gator’s Center. Gator Center Alex Condon fouled out and scored only one point, but point guard Will Richard said his impact went far beyond the stat sheet. “He was huge.
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WLUC-TV (Negaunee, MI)
Ironwood, Michigan, United States
'+1 906-932-2211