not necessarily manhood from a black man's persepective but manhood in general. there are a lot of boys that don't have a father and they need someone to fill the gap." the next mentoring session will be held february 27. to sign up visit wistv.com and click on the big red 10. coming up in sports... the gamecocks dish out payback against the crimson tide in front of a sell-out crowd. highlights of carolina's big win and post game reaction next in sports. operation payback complete. that beat carolina this season. the gamecocks made sure the crimson tide would be denied this time around. carolina... stepping up in front a sell out crowd inside the cla. a great atmosphere energizing the gamecocks from the opening tip. === first half winding down... as sindarius thornwell buries the triple. carolina up nine at the break. === second half... chris silva sizes up his prey and devours. strong move to the rack. in his first career start he six boards. === usc charging ahead... pj dozier... smooth.. stops... and drops it. 50-42 carolina. === moments later... duane notice.

not necessarily manhood from a black man's persepective but manhood in general. there are a lot of boys that don't have a father and they need someone to fill the gap." the next mentoring session will be held february 27. to sign up visit wistv.com and the big red 10. some shoppers were out and about this morning in columbia, hoping to get their hands on some deals. several stores on devine street were open for a 'winter sidewalk sale.' dozens of businesses had marked-down items on their shelves. some stores even opted to showcase some of their merchandise outside. many merchants say they appreciate customers swinging by even if it is just to window shop. "it's good for them just to get out and stroll the street and see what's in these stores and what makes devine street and floods going on here in columbia it is very important to support your local merchants." the devine street sidewalk sale is held twice a year. the next one will take place still ahead -- beating the deadline. what you need to know to sign up for health care and avoid the penalty -- next. we ar

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