WVU women rout Maine as Madina Ali leads with 18
WVU women beat Maine 88 32 at the WVU Coliseum led by Madina Ali with a career high 18 points. Asya Bussie 16 and Korinne Campbell 14 among five players in double figures. WVU meets Eastern Kentucky next Tuesday. Bluefield College splits two at Reinhardt Eagles. Omar Reed 17 and Carlton Shumake 16 pace Bluefield men 78 66. Rams next host Newport News Apprentice Friday. Lady Rams idle until December 20 at Francis Marion Classic.
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Ingram surpasses Tebow in Alabama win over Florida
Alabama toppled Florida 32-13 as Mark Ingram rushed for 113 yards and three touchdowns, while Greg McElroy passed for 239 yards and a touchdown. The win, Alabama's 13th straight, leaves them one victory from a national title and Pasadena. Tebow’s Gators fall to 12-1 with a Sugar Bowl bid likely.
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Wildcats hold off North Carolina in tight 68 66 win
Kentucky improves to 8 0 behind John Wall 16 points including the clinching free throws with 4 seconds left. Patrick Patterson adds 19 and seven rebounds as No 5 Kentucky snaps a five game skid against UNC. Deon Thompson tops UNC with 14 as rally falters late.
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Boise State extends unbeaten run with rout of New Mexico State
Boise State dominated New Mexico State 191 total yards allowed, with Doug Martin rushing for four touchdowns as the sixth ranked Broncos stay perfect for a second straight season. The win keeps Boise State hopeful for a major bowl bid as they chase postseason glory.
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Bearcats stun Pitt to seal perfect season and Big East title
Cincinnati rally from 21 down to beat Pittsburgh 45-44 as Tony Pike throws the winning 29-yard TD to Armon Binns with 33 seconds left. Mardy Gilyard dominates with returns and a scoring catch while Dion Lewis shatters Pitt freshman rushing marks in a chaotic de facto Big East championship game. Cincinnati improves to 12-0, earning a BCS berth, Pitt falls to 9-3 and likely bowls.
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East Carolina Wins C USA Title Over No 18 Houston
Dominique Lindsay and Giovanni Ruffin each scored twice as East Carolina defeated Houston 38-32 in the Conference USA championship. Dwayne Harris rushed for 123 yards receiving and a 22 yard TD, with a 69 yard kickoff return earning MVP honors. Case Keenum threw for 527 yards and five TDs, but Houston’s mistakes and three interceptions helped ECU secure back to back league titles and a Liberty Bowl bid.
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