Clemson tailback C.J. Spiller says he’ll play Saturday against No. 15 TCU despite a toe injury.

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney says he doesn’t expect any additional flu cases among his team after six players sat out practice with symptoms. Swinney said Tuesday he had not gotten reports of more players hit with the bug.

A South Carolina magistrate has refused to drop a second case against five men convicted of gambling last month in Mount Pleasant. The Post and Courier of Charleston reported the attorney who represented five Texas Hold ‘em players fined $262 in the Mount Pleasant case failed to get similar charges dismissed in another case.

In the waters off Florida, the race against time, and nature, continues. Three boaters, including two NFL players, are still missing after a weekend of fishing turned into a disaster at sea. A fourth man who was rescued say his companions were at least wearing life vests. ABC News’s Matt Gutman has more.

In the waters off Florida, the race against time, and nature, continues. Three boaters, including two NFL players, are still missing after a weekend of fishing turned into a disaster at sea. A fourth man who was rescued say his companions were at least wearing life vests. ABC News’s Matt Gutman has more.

Two former South Carolina women’s basketball players have been sentenced to 18 months probation after pleading guilty to fraud and drug charges.

A new computer system at South Carolina Education Lottery retailers had glitches that caused it to misread some winning tickets as losers, frustrating players. The lottery switched over to the new system November 5 after two years of planning. WJBF News Channel 6’s Capitol reporter, Robert Kittle, has more.

Coach Mark Richt says he has dismissed two football players from 10th-ranked Georgia’s team, Donavon Baldwin, a junior safety, and Walter Hill, a redshirt freshman wide receiver. Richt said Baldwin’s departure was a mutual agreement between the two after a meeting to discuss Baldwin’s situation and Hill was kicked off because “he didn’t live up to the standards of doing things the Georgia way.“