SC's Daniel seeks wins, school mark, There's plenty of talent returning to the court in 2005-06 season

From: Charleston Daily Mail | Date: December 9, 2005| Author: RICH STEVENS and TOM ALUISE, DAILY MAIL SPORTSWRITERS | Copyright information

Very little changed for South Charleston High basketball star Josh Daniel when he became a senior.

His work ethic remained the same. His father David - a Sherman graduate who was the state's leading scorer in 1980 - still keeps a keen eye on his son's development, and he remains focused on a state championship.

But, what is with that razor-thin beard he sports?

"I don't know, just something different I guess," said Daniel, who is not only preparing to lead South Charlesto...

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