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(STATS) -- Charleston Southern will play without 14 suspended players on Saturday when the No. 7-ranked FCS team visits FBS No. 3 Florida State.The Big South Conference university has suspended 32 players for NCAA rules violations that stem from their misusing financial aid allocated for books to purchase other items at the school bookstore.Sixteen players sat out last Saturdays win over Kentucky State. Two players will serve their suspensions at a later date.Charleston Southern coach Jamey Chadwell told WCIV in Charleston on Friday that his team will have the maximum number of players on the travel squad.Speaking outside the team bus as the Buccaneers prepared to depart campus, Chadwell told the television station, The guys that were taking down there have played and have helped us win before. Theres going to be some new guys. Obviously, its not the situation you want to go in with the No. 3 or 4 team in the country.Thursday night, Charleston Southern players took to social media to air their anger over the suspensions.Senior wide receiver Colton Korn posted on Facebook: As many of you have heard or havent... CSU Football has been dealing with a witch hunt the first 3 weeks... We have sat 16 players the first 2 weeks and now me and many other seniors and juniors who have helped lead this program and school to unprecedented highs on and off the field will be suspended against Florida State this Saturday.Also on Facebook, senior running back Ben Robinson posted: So basically about 30+ players on my team including me have been suspended for using book money to buy other things in the book store like pencils, binders, and electronics, out of our school bookstore. We would have left over book money and the workers in the bookstore advised us to spend the money because we would not get it back, so we did.Perhaps the strongest statement, however, came in a Facebook post from offensive lineman Frank Cirone. He apologized to fans who spent money on tickets and hotel rooms in Tallahassee, then slammed the university over its handling of the situation.It is unfortunate Charleston Southern University only cares about itself as an institution, Cirone wrote. The protection of its students/athletes should be a number one priority. This is the second time in two years I am ineligible to participate due issues that could of been avoided if the necessary steps were taken by Charleston Southern. Again, I apologize to those that took off time & spent money to come watch the game. They might not care, but I do. God Bless.Charleston Southern first announced an internal review of the NCAA violations last week. In a statement Friday, the university said it continues to work with the NCAA, the Big South and an outside consultant during the process.Said Chadwell to WCIV: It obviously has taken the country by storm it seems. Its unfortunate because I think it puts some focus on some other things instead of just the good things that our teams doing and our universitys done for us. Well get through it and, hopefully, well represent ourselves well Saturday and try to regroup and get over this.In a separate incident, a Charleston Southern assistant is set to serve a one-game suspension against Florida State for an impermissible social media contact with a high school player. Chadwell, who has a 29-11 record in four seasons, also is suspended one game for the incident and will sit out against Albany State on Oct. 8.The Buccaneers, Big South champions last season, bring a 1-1 record into Saturdays game. Florida State is 1-0 after rallying from 22 points down to beat Ole Miss 45-34. 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Los Angeles Angels Store . -- Eastern Kentucky thrives off creating havoc for others. HOUSTON -- Rich Hill has returned to form after a stint on the disabled list, and it helped the Oakland Athletics to a much-needed win Thursday night.Yonder Alonso doubled and drove in two runs and Hill tied a season-high with 10 strikeouts in six solid innings to give the Athletics the 3-1 victory over the Houston Astros.The win snapped Oaklands two-game skid and was just its second victory in eight games.Weve seen quite a few of these games from him this year and to come back so effective after a long layoff and an injury is really impressive, manager Bob Melvin said. Weve gotten him back to 100 pitches or so and hes pitching in the same fashion he did before he left.Hill (9-3) allowed three hits and one run to extend his winning streak to six games in his second start since coming off the disabled list on Saturday. Hill was out for a little over a month with a strained left groin.He said he feels like hes back to where he was before his injury.Last outing went really well and I think this outing went well, he said. Every single time you get to put the uniform on at this level and go out there you have to take advantage of it.Manager A.J. Hinch said Hill kept Houston off-balance by mixing his pitches well.Early, it was all about the breaking ball. Late, it was all about his fastball, he said. So he changed his game plan a little bit back and forth and we had no way to solve it. He had a little bit of everything working. Regardless of our tendency to strike out, Rich Hill did a really good job.Ryan Madson pitched a perfect ninth for his 17th save.The Athletics trailed by one in the second when Danny Valencia and Khris Davis singled before Stephen Vogt drew a walk to load the bases with no outs. The Athletics tied it when Marcus Semien grounded into a double play that allowed Valencia to score.Alonso followed with his double to put Oakland up 2-1. He gave the Athletics an insurance run with an infield RBI single with two outs in the ninth.Houstons Doug Fister (8-6) yielded three hitss and two runs in eight innings for his third straight loss after winning his previous seven decisions.ddddddddddddGeorge Springer extended his hitting streak to eight games with a leadoff triple that landed on Tals Hill in center field. Houston took a 1-0 lead when he scored on a groundout by Marwin Gonzalez.Luis Valbuena singled with one out in the second before Hill settled in, retiring the next 10. Houston didnt have another baserunner until a single by Jake Marisnick with two outs in the fifth inning. Hill struck out Jason Castro to end that inning before striking out three with two walks in the sixth to end his night.Josh Reddick reached on an error by shortstop Carlos Correa to start the ninth before Houston intentionally walked Vogt with two outs. Semien drew a walk after that to load the bases before Alonsos fly ball dropped in front of Correa to allow Reddick to score.COCOS APOLOGYCoco Crisp was ejected after tossing his bat in the direction of home plate umpire D.J. Reyburn after striking out for the third out of the fifth inning. After the game, Crisp apologized for his behavior and said he didnt mean for the bat to end up so close to Reyburn.I want to apologize for getting too close to him, Crisp said. That was pretty bad. Just also to let him know that I didnt want it to come out where it was going to hit him.Crisp went 0 for 3 to snap a 12-game hitting streak, which was the longest active streak in the majors.UP NEXTAthletics: Daniel Mengden (1-4, 3.48) will start for Oakland on Friday. The rookie, who has 31 strikeouts combined in his first five career starts, looks to bounce back after allowing seven hits and four runs in 5 1/3 innings of a 6-3 loss to Pittsburgh on Sunday.Astros: Collin McHugh (5-6, 4.50) is scheduled to start for Houston on Friday. McHugh is looking for his first win since May 30, after going 0-2 in his last six starts. ' ' '