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The Charleston (SC) Cougars (19-6) will host the Elon Phoenix (13-12) after winning three home games in a row.

In its most recent game, Charleston (SC) beat Hampton on Tuesday, 70-58. Taryn Barbot scored a team-high 18 points (and contributed three assists and 10 boards). Elon dropped its previous game to Drexel, 63-56, on Sunday. Raven Preston led the way with 19 points, plus six boards and two assists.

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When is Charleston (SC) vs. Elon and when does it start?

This game between the Cougars and Phoenix will go down on Friday, February 28, 2025. You should expect the opening tip at 7 p.m. ET.

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Charleston (SC) Cougars vs. Elon Phoenix Game Preview

Charleston (SC)’s +420 scoring differential (outscoring opponents by 16.8 points per game) is a result of scoring 72.8 points per game (68th in college basketball) while allowing 56 per outing (22nd in college basketball).

The 72.8 points the Cougars average are 11.4 more than the Phoenix concede.

Charleston (SC) knocks down 7.1 three-pointers per game (92nd in college basketball) at a 29.1% rate (266th in college basketball), compared to the 5.9 per game its opponents make at a 31.4% rate.

The Cougars are averaging 77.9 points per game this season when playing at home, which is 9.9 more points than they’re averaging away from home (68).

Charleston (SC) has been scoring 66.9 points per game in its last 10 times on the court, an average that’s slightly lower than the 72.8 it has scored over the course of the 2024-25 season.

Elon’s -62 scoring differential (being outscored by 2.5 points per game) is a result of putting up 58.9 points per game (302nd in college basketball) while giving up 61.4 per contest (105th in college basketball).

The Phoenix average 58.9 points, just 2.9 more than the 56 the Cougars allow.

Elon hits 3.8 three-pointers per game (337th in college basketball), 1.4 fewer than its opponents.

The Phoenix score 61.7 points per game at home, and 55.9 away.

In its past 10 games, Elon is averaging 54.9 points per game, four fewer points than its season average (58.9).

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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster stressed the importance of obeying a statewide burn ban as fire crews in multiple counties raced to contain wildfires.

The governor posted on his X account Saturday night about a ban on outdoor burning the South Carolina Forestry Commission ordered for the entire state earlier in the day.

“That means you can and will go to jail for starting a fire outdoors in South Carolina. Period,” he said.

He said first responders and firefighters across the state “are risking their lives to contain many fires.” He urged people to “pay attention to official emergency sources” and to call 911 to report any issues.

A statewide burning ban is now in effect due to dangerous wildfire conditions. pic.twitter.com/vzQLugXgH5

— Gov. Henry McMaster (@henrymcmaster) March 2, 2025

Lowcountry firefighters battled multiple fires on Saturday, including a wildfire in Charleston County, a large brush fire in Berkeley County and multiple fires in the North Charleston area.

The most intense fire activity in the Lowcountry, however, was in Georgetown County where officials ordered an evacuation in the Prince George area.

Georgetown County spokesperson Jackie Broach said on Saturday night that the fire had been contained and the evacuation order had been lifted.

“No structures were damaged,” she said, adding that firefighters planned to remain at the site of the fire.

It was not clear how many acres burned in the fire.

A second fire in the North Santee area of Georgetown County was also contained, she said. Firefighters estimated about 800 acres were affected.

She asked people who live in the areas affected by the fires to remain vigilant since conditions can change rapidly.

Georgetown County enacted its own county-wide burning ban last week ahead of the South Carolina Forestry Commission’s Red Flag Fire Alert and Saturday’s statewide burning ban.

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The Charleston (SC) Cougars (20-6) will try to continue a five-game win streak when they host the UNC Wilmington Seahawks (13-15) on March 2, 2025 at TD Arena.

On Friday, in its most recent game, Charleston (SC) defeated Elon 91-51. With 21 points, Taryn Barbot was its top scorer. UNC Wilmington dropped its previous game to N.C. A&T, 67-64, on Friday. Taylor Henderson was its top scorer with 17 points.

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When is Charleston (SC) vs. UNC Wilmington and when does it start?

This game between the Cougars and Seahawks will happen on Sunday, March 2, 2025. You can expect the opening tip at 2 p.m. ET.

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Charleston (SC) Cougars vs. UNC Wilmington Seahawks Game Preview

Charleston (SC) is outscoring opponents by 17.7 points per game with a +460 scoring differential overall. It puts up 73.5 points per game (60th in college basketball) and gives up 55.8 per contest (18th in college basketball).

The Cougars score 8.0 more points than the Seahawks concede (65.5).

Charleston (SC) connects on 7.1 three-pointers per game (95th in college basketball) at a 29.2% rate (265th in college basketball), compared to the 5.7 per game its opponents make at a 30.7% rate.

Offensively, the Cougars have performed better when playing at home this season, averaging 78.9 points per game, compared to 68.0 per game in away games.

Charleston (SC) has been scoring 70.5 points per contest in its last 10 appearances, an average that’s a little lower than the 73.5 it has scored over the course of the 2024-25 season.

UNC Wilmington has a -22 scoring differential, putting up 64.8 points per game (196th in college basketball) and conceding 65.5 (202nd in college basketball).

The Seahawks post 9.0 more points per game (64.8) than the Cougars give up (55.8).

UNC Wilmington knocks down 5.7 three-pointers per game (217th in college basketball) at a 30.1% rate (229th in college basketball), compared to the 5.4 its opponents make, shooting 29.6% from beyond the arc.

At home the Seahawks are scoring 69.0 points per game, 8.5 more than they are averaging on the road (60.5).

While UNC Wilmington is putting up 64.8 points per game in 2024-25, it has fallen short of that in its previous 10 games, producing 63.1 points per contest.

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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A long-anticipated development project located in the neck of the Charleston peninsula officially broke ground on Friday morning.

Project members along with state and city officials all joined on the 192-acre property off Milford Street, overlooking the Ashley River, to celebrate this huge milestone.

The nearly $3 billion Magnolia Landing development will feature residential units, a hotel, office space, retail, restaurants, water access, and green space.

The original plan for the Magnolia development started two decades ago, however, city officials say land contamination and finding development investors delayed the timeline over the years.

The Magnolia site was previously an industrial site for the Koppers wood treatment facility, Columbia Nitrogen fertilizer plant and Ashepoo Phosphate superphosphate fertilizer plant since the late 80s. These sites polluted the soil and groundwater with lead, creosote and other toxins.

After all of this time, Clark Davis, the President and CEO of real estate development firm Highland Resources, says he is thrilled to get shovels in the ground and is honored to be doing it in the Charleston community.

“I think with 25 acres of parks, the longest stretch of continuous waterfront public walkway, and the amenities that we’re going to have here, it’s going to be a place where people want to come, they’re going to want to live, and they’re going to want to work, and they’re going to really enjoy it,” Davis says.

He says that they will be doing this project in phases. The first phase includes 600 multi-family housing units, a 100,000-square-foot office building, 158 townhomes, and park space. Davis says that infrastructure work, also part of the first phase, is already underway and must be completed before vertical construction begins, which is expected to start this summer.

He says the next phase would focus on constructing the hotel, an amenities based retail center, along with more residential and office space. Davis says that they will also have four high-end restaurants that will be accessible by the marina.

“There is nowhere in Charleston that you can go and access four high-end restaurants by pulling your boat up in front of them and we will have that here. So, this is going to be a really neat area that’s going to compliment Charleston and the history of Charleston, but also be something new and exciting,” Davis says.

Highland Resources Senior Managing Director Bill Neeson says that the Magnolia development is designed with sustainability in mind.

“We’re also very resilient, so we’re building the property up so that it doesn’t flood, so it’s resilient to some of the climate change that has happened and also it’s just going to be a really beautiful mixed use development,” Neeson says.

Neeson says that they are anticipating that in early 2028 people can expect to see some of the buildings begin to open from the first phase, but that the entire Magnolia Landing development will take about 20 years to complete.

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Data Skrive

The Charleston (SC) Cougars (21-8, 11-5 CAA) welcome in the Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens (12-17, 5-11 CAA) after victories in three straight home games. It tips at 7 p.m. ET on Thursday, February 27, 2025.

In its most recent game, Charleston (SC) fell to Drexel 64-55 on the road, with Ante Brzovic (16 PTS, 50 FG%) and Deywilk Tavarez (11 PTS, 33.33 FG%) the standout performers. In its most recent game, Delaware fell at home to Hofstra, 78-65. Its top scorers were Niels Lane (24 PTS, 10 REB, 55 FG%, 2-4 from 3PT) and Izaiah Pasha (12 PTS, 2 STL, 55.56 FG%).

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