Mountaineers Fall To Marshall In Huntington Rivalry Blowout
WVU suffers its fifth straight loss at Henderson Center, 97 to 80, marking Marshall’s largest home win in the series and the most points scored by either side in the state bragging rights matchup. Kris Brooks sets a WVU shooting record while Joe Marconi battles leukemia in Chicago. Thirteen more football recruits visit WVU as verbal commitments look possible.
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Dogs secure 94 82 win over Bluefield Ramblin Rams
Tennessee Wesleyan Bulldogs, led by Powell and Marshall with 20 points each, beat Bluefield College 94 82 at the Golden Dome. Marshall sparked a 16 0 run early, Rams rally to within seven in the second half before Wesleyan steadied.
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Davis Leads AB to 88 69 Win Over Bluefield Blues
Willie Davis scored 22 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as Alderson-Broaddus defeated Bluefield State 88 69 in Bluefield. Sean Carey and Chris Morrow added key three pointers as AB exploited Bluefield’s defense while Brown shuffled lineups to slow Davis. Davis, averaging 31.7 ppg and 14.7 rpg, called the win a personal best effort despite a subpar night by his standards.
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Narrows Green Wave eye break-even season in MED race
Narrows coach Larry Greer aims for a break-even year after a 7-13 debut. Returners Mason Bragg and Brian Bowles lead a size-rich lineup with Jeff Dent Kenny Moseley Bruce Johnson among key seniors and hopeful reserves. The team seeks mid-pack MED finish and possible above .500 potential if roles click.
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Tyson Not Crying Over Losing Title in Atlantic City
Mike Tyson, fresh from losing the heavyweight title to James Douglas in Tokyo, brushes off self doubt and says he’s not dwelling on the defeat. He eyes a Saturday bout with Alex Stewart in Atlantic City, while bettors still peg him as a heavy favorite and the title as a state of mind.
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Earnhardt Tops Winston Cup Awards At Waldorf Astoria
NASCAR’s best gather at the Waldorf Astoria for the Winston Cup awards as Dale Earnhardt is named the richest driver in NASCAR history with a 1990 season earnings total of 3,083,056 after nine wins and 23 top tens. Mark Martin finishes runner up with 4,404 points and 4,?04 season earnings. Elliott ends fourth overall with 1,090,730, while Waltrip and Bodine post strong seasons in the top five. Coors crew member killed in pit road accident casts shadow over the banquet backdrop.
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Bland Rockets face early season injuries and small lineup
Bland High School basketball coach Rich Hawkins warns the Rockets will struggle early after two starters Travis Munsey and Clint Kegley suffer ankle injuries sidelining them for two to three weeks. With only 10 players on the roster and limited bench strength, Bland aims to lean on Patrick Smith and David King to shoulder scoring while hoping reserves gain experience for a return to form.
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