Star players named on AP All-America list and boxing schedule
The Associated Press list highlights Matt Leinart as quarterback and other top college stars like Adrian Peterson Jason White and Derrick Johnson across positions. The page also details upcoming boxing cards with bouts at venues in Las Vegas Atlantic City Montreal and Temecula plus HBO ESPN and SHO telecasts across December and January.
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Sunday Football Scores and WV High School Playoffs
Sunday results include Houston 31 over Tennessee 21 and Cincinnati 58 over Cleveland 48. Monday night features Ten Bay 45 and St. Louis 17. WV high school playoffs list first round through state championship, with Morgantown and Martinsburg advancing and a long notes section on championships and histories.
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Mountaineers announce baseball slate
WVU baseball unveils a 59 game schedule for 2005 with 34 home games at Hawley Field and five under lights. The Mountaineers open February 12-13 at Norfolk State and attend two South Carolina tournaments before Big East play starts March 24 versus Boston College.
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Baily Celegraph Pigskin Pickers
The Baily Celegraph Pigskin Pickers feature a local football themed item with betting style picks and brief notes. The column highlights several teams and players likely to perform, offering concise prognostications for upcoming games.
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