Friday night prep slate features state rivals and county clashes
Welch Mount View's Patrick Jones returned a 70 yard punt for a touchdown as the Golden Knights beat Big Creek. Lindside Wyoming East's James Tank Tunstalle rushed for 180 yards and three TDs as the defending Class AA champion Warriors routed the Mavericks.
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Princeton
Bluefield
Jaeger
Pike View
Tazewell
Lebanon
Fayetteville
Summers County
Liberty-Raleigh
Honaker
Hurley
St. Paul
Garden
Whitewood
Ervinton
Carroll County
Grundy
Graham
Greenbrier East
Mount View
Big Creek
Wyoming East
James Monroe
Richlands
Marsh Fork
Montcalm
Greenbrier West
Burch
Shady Spring
Chapmanville
Rye Cove
Twin Springs
Morgan County
Wayne
Welch - Mount View
Patrick Jones
Golden Knights
Warriors
Mavericks
Lindside
James “Tank” Tunstalle
Tech Hokies season opener halted by severe lightning
Virginia Tech halted the BCA Bowl opener at Lane Stadium as a severe thunderstorm with heavy lightning and hail stopped play just before kickoff. Officials planned a possible early December reschedule, with the Hokies set to open the season at home against Akron next Saturday.
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Lacksburg
Michael Vick
Lane Stadium
Virginia Tech
Jim Weaver
Weaver
Tech
Cassell Coliseum
Hokies
Yellow Jackets
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Ning
Mountaineer Field
Morgantown
Akron
East Carolina
Trojans Tame Penn State in Kickoff Classic Rout
Southern Cal dominated Penn State 29-5 in New Jersey. Sultan McCullough rushed for 137 yards and a touchdown as USC piled up 164 rushing yards and scored on defense and special teams. Carson Palmer returned from injury to go 10 of 20 for 87 yards. Rashard Casey, from nearby Hoboken, struggled 7 of 24 for 106 yards before being benched for Matt Senneca. The Nittany Lions were stifled on the ground in their season debut.
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Ast Rutherford
N.J
Southern Cal
Penn State
Trojans
Sultan McCullough
USC
Carson Palmer
Nebraska
Rashard Casey
Hoboken
Casey
Matt Senneca
Orioles derail Rays with 9-2 win in Appy League clash
Bluefield defeated Princeton 9-2 as Edwin Centeno homered and Octavio Martinez starred in the Appy League game delayed to tonight’s doubleheader. The All-Star selections included Martinez as Player of the Year and Alex Gordon as an outfielder, with Jeff Carter named manager of the year for the Twins.
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Edwin Centeno
Bluefield
Princeton
Orioles
Princeton Devil Rays
Kris Wilken
Emmanuel del Rosario
P-Rays
Kelly Eddleman
Dave Dorner
Baby Birds
Duffy Dyer
B.J. Littleton
Shayne Ridley
Picci
Littleton
Appalachian League
Octavio Martinez
Tatesville
N.C
Oriole
Bakersfield
Calif
Alex Gordon
Martinez
Kelly Eddlemon O
Dan DeMent
Elizabethton Twins
Jeff Carter
Twins
Luis Maza
Rafael Boltel
Luke Martin
Kingsport
Chad Bowen
Pulaski
Domingo Valdez
Spurgeon earns win in major league debut for Orioles
Orioles rookie Jay Spurgeon allowed two runs in seven innings to win his first major league start as Baltimore defeated Tampa Bay 3-2. Melvin Mora homered, aiding the Orioles as they extended their success, 6th win in eight games, after a season that saw Spurgeon rise from Class A to the majors.
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Justin Hearth
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Jarrod Pugh
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Pioneers
Neil Sample
Heath Miller
Green Dragons
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Craig Keen
Generals
Matt Workman
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Eddie Bailey
Ryan Bailey
Rebels
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Hurley High
Anthony Conrad
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