USCB Basketball to celebrate military heroes during season opener

The military-themed recognition night will celebrate veterans and their families, creating a meaningful game-day experience that recognizes their service.
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- USCB Basketball to celebrate military heroes during season opener.
- The military-themed recognition night will celebrate veterans and their families, creating a meaningful game-day experience that recognizes their service.
- BLUFFTON — The University of South Carolina Beaufort men's basketball team will open its season Nov.
BLUFFTON — The University of South Carolina Beaufort men's basketball team will open its season Nov. 10 against UNC Pembroke with a Military Recognition Night honoring veterans and their families.The 6 p.m. game at USCB's Bluffton Campus Recreation Center, The Cove, is part of the university's "Warrior Week" events related to Veterans Day, according to a community announcement.Military members will be recognized during the evening, which will include the national anthem and a presentation of the colors.A local World War II and Korean War veteran designated as the Hero of the Game will present the game ball before tip-off. USCB will honor the veteran for his service."To all who have worn the uniform, thank you for your courage, your dedication and your service to our country," USCB Chancellor Al M. Panu said.USCB vs. UNC Pembroke game informationThe Sand Sharks will face UNC Pembroke at 6 p.m. Nov. 10 at The Cove on USCB's Bluffton campus.The event is open to fans, families, veterans and community members.More information is available at uscbathletics.com. Fans can also follow Sand Shark Athletics on social media.This story was created by a Bluffton Today editor with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the information gathering, review, editing and publishing process. Learn more.This article originally appeared on Bluffton Today: USCB Basketball to celebrate military heroes during season opener
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