West Virginia girls hoops preseason poll leaders
Charleston AP releases the Associated Press preseason high school girls basketball poll with first place votes in parentheses and total points for each team. The list names the top contenders in the season with rankings reflecting expected performance.
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All-ACC football teams announced after media vote
The ACC named its All-ACC football teams after a 55-member media vote. First Team offense features Winston, Conner, Johnson, Greene, Crowder, O’Leary, Erving, Clemmings, Jackson, Tomlinson, Gallik, Aguayo and Crowder Special. First Team defense includes Beasley, Edwards, Goldman, Jarrett, Perryman, Helton, Anthony, Fuller, Williams, Holliman, Ramsey and Baumann. Second Team offense lists Williams, Laskey, Cook, Dorsett, Scott, Walford, Flowers, Brown, Mason, Matias and Erving. Second Team defense features Nicolas, Harold, Gotsis, Harris, Smith, Maudlin, Coley.
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Florida State
James Conner
Pittsburgh
Duke Johnson
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Rashad Greene
Jamison Crowder
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Tyler Boyd
Nick O'Leary
Cameron Erving
T.J. Clemmings
Tre Jackson
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Andy Gallik
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Roberto Aguayo
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Vic Beasley
Clemson
Mario Edwards
Eddie Goldman
Grady Jarrett
Denzel Perryman
David Helton
Stephone Anthony
Kendall Fuller
Virginia Tech
P.J. Williams
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Louisville
S—Jalen Ramsey
Marquise Williams
North Carolina
Zach Laskey
Georgia Tech
Calvin Cook
Phillip Dorsett
Mike Williams
Artavis Scott
Clive Walford
Breck Flowers
Jamon Brown
Og—Shaq Mason
Og—Josue Matias
TV and radio sports schedule with college basketball and NHL
The listing outlines a full evening of sports programming across radio and TV including Marshall basketball on Dan D Antoni Show at 7 p m and high school Graham at Tazewell, plus men s college basketball games on ESPN2 ESPN News ESPNU FSN FS1 and NBCSN and Premier League coverage Stoke City at Manchester United and NHL games Tampa Bay at Buffalo Philadelphia at San Jose. It also notes a draft of players with schools and numbers and a college game Dame Saint Mary s score 1 1.
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USA Today Poll Third Team Offense and Defense
The list names players on the third team offense and defense with positions and schools including Justin Thomas Georgia Tech Kevin Parks Virginia Jon Hilliman Boston College DeAndre Smelter Georgia Tech DeVante Parker Louisville Ryan Switzer North Carolina Bucky Hodges Virginia Tech Sean Hickey Syracuse Bobby Hart Florida State Seth Betancourt Boston College Takoby Cofield Duke Landon Turner North Carolina Matt Rotheram Pittsburgh Matt Skura Duke Ross Martin Duke DeVon Edwards Duke Sheldon Rankins Louisville Ken Ekanem Virginia Tech Corey Marshall Virginia Tech Connor Wajciak Boston College Reggie Northrup Florida State Cameron Lynch Syracuse Max Walles Virginia Ronald Darby Florida State Charles Gaines Louisville Anthony Harris Virginia Jamal Golden Georgia lech Justin Vogel Miami
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Seth Betancourt
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Corey Marshall
Connor Wajciak
Reggie Northrup
Cameron Lynch
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Charles Gaines
Anthony Harris
Jamal Golden
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South Carolina Tops Marshall in 77-59 Thriller
South Carolina escapes Marshall 77 to 59 as Thornwell leads with 10 points and 10 rebounds while Notice tallies 27 and Marshall’s Johnson and Nikolic pace the visitors. The game features 39 rebounds for South Carolina and 24 fouls by the visitors, with Henry and Taylor fouling out for Marshall.
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PGA Tour Statistics Through Nov 16 From AP Report
The Associated Press tallies top PGA Tour stats through Nov 16 with Bubba Watson leading scoring average at 68.526 and Morgan Hoffmann driving 318.5 yards. Others include Koepka, Uihlein, Beljan, Matsuyama, Stenson and Webb Simpson across Driving Distance Greens in Regulation and Strokes Gained Putting. Also lists All-Around Ranking led by Robert Streb and a block of recent NBA results including Lakers 129 122 at Toronto and late clutch games across Monday to Tuesday schedules.
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College scores roundup from various games
East Boston College defeated Marist 79 to 61 while Bucknell beat Fairfield 72 to 66. UT South Charleston Southern topped W Carolina 72 to 66 and ETSU edged Morehead State 63 to 59. High Point won over UNC Greensboro 76 to 68. King Tennessee beat Virginia Wise 85 to 45. Liberty defeated Furman 66 to 52 and Milligan beat Union Kentucky 70 to 69. Nebraska bested Florida State 70 to 65.
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LMU Edges Lady Blues In Harrogate Showdown
Lincoln Memorial Lady Railsplitters improve to 5-2 by defeating Bluefield State 70-65 at Tex Turner Arena. Hope Smith led with 17 points, Shakima Wiggins added 13, Tasia Nolan 12 with 8 rebounds, 3 blocks and 4 steals.Bluefield College lost both basketball games at Reinhardt University 72-60 for the women and 84-81 for the men.
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Gamecocks top Marshall as Notice pours in 27
Duane Notice scored a career high 27 points to lead South Carolina to a 77 59 win over Marshall as Laimonas Chatkevicius added 15 and Justin McKie 12. Sindarius Thornwell notched 10 points and 10 rebounds while South Carolina jumped out early and kept Marshall from closing within 15 in the second half. Ryan Taylor led the Thundering Herd with 11 points, as Marshall dropped its fourth straight under coach Dan D Antoni.
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Leonard lifts Spurs past winless 76ers in tight finish
Kawhi Leonard scored a game high 26 and made a clutch three as San Antonio beat Philadelphia 109 103 to push the 76ers to an 0 17 start. Aron Baynes added 15, Manu Ginobili and Cory Joseph 14 each, lifting the Spurs to an eighth straight win while Philadelphia missed Tony Wroten and Nerlens Noel with injuries.
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Big Ten sets league attendance record this season
The Big Ten reports a conference record 6,359,218 total attendance for home games, surpassing last year’s 6,061,514 as Maryland and Rutgers joined. Maryland up 13.8 percent in all games, Rutgers up 8.8, with several schools posting higher averages. Ohio State leads nation with 106,296 average attendance among top 22.
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Big 12 faces tests as contenders seek playoff edge
Big 12 title hopes hinge on this weekend with No 9 Kansas State visiting and TCU hosting Iowa State while Oklahoma and Oklahoma State duel. Bowlsby notes round robin format, no league title game, and varying years of doubt or clarity for playoff access. Baylor eyes benefits from MSU loss and Buckeyes QB issues as Briles defends league approach.
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Narrows boys and girls win season opener on road
Narrows Green Wave take a 74 45 victory at Eastern Montgomery as Chase Lawson leads with 15 points and seven rebounds. Brandon Spangler adds 13 points and nine boards, Kyle Hall 13 points and eight rebounds, Jackson Blankenship 12. Ron Ford tops EM with 21 points. Narrows hosts Craig County next.
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Pipestem Christian tops Appalachian Christian on home court
Pipestem Christian Academy beat Appalachian Christian Academy 67 to 42 on the Panthers home court. Taylor Shorter led PCA with 15 points, Jacob Rutherford 14, Colton Lane 10, while ACA’s Aaron Tunnel scored 15. PCA improves to 2-2 and hosts Mountain State Christian Academy next.
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Narrows dominates Eastern Montgomery in season debut
Narrows Lady Wave beat Eastern Montgomery 66 to 47 as Kira Blankenship led with 18 points and eight rebounds, Courtney Smith added 15 points, Maggie Guynn 12, while Dakota Shepard scored 24 for EM. Narrows travels to Craig County next Wednesday. JV Narrows won.
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Holiday sale gives Princeton Rays 20 percent off apparel
Princeton Rays announce a holiday sale offering 20 percent discounts on all apparel and souvenirs through December 31. New tees sweatshirts and hoodies released for the sale plus $1 and $2 stocking stuffers and a limited supply of 2014 autographed baseballs. In person purchases at Hunnicutt Field souvenir stand Saturdays 10 am to 2 pm through 2014.
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Rams Compete in Regional Pool Play for National Semifinals
Bethel College notes Mississippi College as top seed in Pool A for the Mid-East Region. The Rams belong to Pool C. Pool winners and one wild card advance to the national semifinals Friday at 1 p.m. with the title match Saturday at 3 p.m.
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