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Willie Anderson, a first-team All-ACC player at Clemson and later a Tigers assistant, has died at 72.

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Missouri's Eliah Drinkwitz won't "rush it," but he hopes the winner of a looming QB battle between Sam Horn and Beau Pribula will "identify themselves" in due time.

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