Jadeveon Clowney now a consensus All-American

Jadeveon Clowney set a USC single game record with 4.5 sacks against Clemson

USC defensive end Jadeveon Clowney is now a consensus All-American. The Gamecock sophomore picked up first team honors from the Associated Press and ESPN today to secure the consensus status. He’s just the fourth player in school history to accomplish the feat, joining George Rogers, Del Wilkes and Melvin Ingram.

Clowney set a school record with 13 sacks this season. He also was named the SEC Defensive Player of the Year.

A few other notables on the AP All-America team: Clemson center Dalton Freeman made the second team and Tigers wide receiver Nuk Hopkins earned third team honors.Sports, games, and play continue to serve as a source of entertainment for children and adults alike. Such activity provides sociological, psychological, and physiological benefits, and improves health and happiness. However, as electronic devices become more prevalent in modern society, time allocated to sports, games, and play is frequently replaced with sedentary activity, including time spent interacting with electronic devices.
Early attempts at adding electronics to sports equipment, such as a basketball, has resulted in devices capable of logging a limited subset of events associated with the basketball, such as dribbling or shooting. However, such sports equipment suffers from poor hardware and software interfaces that have not fully bridged the gap between electronic devices and sports, games, and play.