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dabo:but just real simple..we got bettete today. that's what we're always trying to do as a program...continue to improve..continue to get today. and the thing that always excites me and never gets old for me..when a young person chooses to come be a part of our program. simpson:honestly, i just wanted it to be more like family. i wanted it to be...i like the atmosphere at clemson...i love it. i feel like coach caldwell and coach elliott..you know my recruiting coach...he's from around here..so he's going to make sure i'm right. he's going to make sure i turn into the man my mom wants me to be. the south carolina state bulldogs sign 29 players....including 17 from the palmetto state. coach buddy pough lands a talented tight end from here in the midlands. tyler schadewald from lexington high school has signed with the bulldogs. schadewald made our football friday highlights a number of times this past season. he had 48 catches for 952 yards and nine touchdowns as he helped the wildcats to a 13 and two record. pough: "we've got a good

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