Poll Rank shows Bluefield State fall short to Concord in clash
Bluefield State led by Lambert and Walton but Concord surged past them 103 to 123. Keffer and Suto led Concord with multiple double figure totals as halftime tipped 51-48. The AP Top Twenty Five list and several teams received votes in the wake of the result.
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NBA standings and weekly NFL results data
Thursday games Houston topped Detroit 24 21 and Dallas defeated New York Giants 30 to 3. Sunday Cleveland beat Chicago 27 14 Kansas City downed New York Jets 23 7 New Orleans defeated Miami 24 13 Atlanta crushed New England 34 0 Washington routed Phoenix 41 3 Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 21 9 Green Bay edged Tampa Bay 19 14 Indianapolis over Buffalo in OT 16 13 Minnesota beat Los Angeles Rams 31 17 San Francisco defeated Philadelphia 20 14 San Diego beat Los Angeles Raiders 27 3 Monday features Denver at Seattle late The schedule lists Atlanta at New Orleans 8 p.m. on Thursday December 3.
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College basketball and boxing night on ESPN and USA networks
Lincoln Memorial women host Bluefield State at 5 15 p m Bluefield College women visit Alice Lloyd at 6 p m VMI men tip at 7 p m Georgia meets Kansas on ESPN at 7 30 p m Michigan plays Rice on ESPN at 9 30 p m Curet faces Whitaker in USA boxing at 9 p m
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College basketball schedule mess yields crowded action
A massive list of scheduled games across multiple conferences for Thursday and Friday includes Charleston Southern at The Citadel Liberty at Clemson and many others. The long rundown covers nonconference tournaments first round events, classic invitations, and regional showcases with numerous colleges and arenas noted.
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PGA Tour Qualifying third round scores Woodlands Texas
Scores after the third round of the 108 hole PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament at the TPC Woodlands Texas list players and standings. Ogrin leads a field in the 7,042 yard par 72 course with totals noted alongside.
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Jones named player of week in West Virginia Conference
West Liberty forward Eric Jordan and Bluefield State forward Lola Jones were named Monday the West Virginia Conference men’s and women’s basketball players of the week. Jones, a 6-1 junior from Salisbury, NC, averaged 32.5 points and 21 in two games to earn MVP in the Herb Sims Memorial Tournament in Bluefield. The Lady Blues won the tourney by defeating Barton and Concord for the title. Jordan, a 6-5 senior from Akron, Ohio, averaged 21.3 points and 13 rebounds in three contests last week.
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Redsink Smiley Signs Four Year Reds Deal
Cincinnati star pitcher John Smiley agreed to an $18.4 million four year contract with the Reds on Monday. He becomes the first premier free agent to sign this offseason and joins Cincinnati in a major league move.
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Reds Reclaim Smiley In Blockbuster Lefty Addition
The 27-year-old left-hander John Smiley returns to the National League with the Reds after a season with the Twins where he went 16-9. Cincinnati traded for Smiley on March 17, signing a 4 year deal worth 1.5 million bonus and 9.1 million total. He joins Tom Browning Tim Belcher and Jose Rijo in the rotation and aims to help the Reds contend, noting plans to bring a championship to Cincinnati.
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Mercer Christian opens season with win over Serteca Trails
Joel Young led Mercer Christian Academy with 17 points while Michael Bolton and Matthew Miller added 15 each as Mercer Christian defeated Serteca Trails Christian Academy 68 to 52 to start the season.
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Cavaliers Roll Past Mercer Christian In Home Opener
John McGuffey led Seneca Trails with 14 points, supported by Mark Rowan 13 and Jason Ornald 10. Cavaliers beat Mercer Christian 68 with Bolton 15 and Miller 15 starring for the visitors.
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Hurley Trio Highlight Pocahontas Playoff Run
Pocahontas playoff run features first team linebacker Jeff Groseclose and teammates Raymond Boyd from Garden Rodney Miller of Honaker and Tommy A. First team defensive backs include Hurley’s Leslie Baker and others such as Erik Denver of Garden Waylon Hart of Honaker Eric Groseclose of Pocahontas and Scotty Horn of Whitewood Kevin Estep of Hurley is the first team place kicker.
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