Mountaineers Finish Season With Bulls In Regular Finale
West Virginia and South Florida met in the regular season finale. The game marked the final home appearance for 19 seniors including quarterback Pat White and Adam Hughes. A Meineke Bowl berth likely, with bowl pairings to be listed in Monday Telegraph.
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Princeton
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College Football Results From Saturday's Conference Games
South Florida travels to West Virginia in the Big East while East Carolina beats Tulsa in Conference USA. Virginia Tech tops Boston College 30 12 in ACC. Florida defeats Alabama 31 20 in the SEC. Oklahoma edges Missouri in Big 12. No 5 Southern Cal dominates UCLA 28 7. No 13 Cincinnati visits Hawaii. No 23 Pittsburgh defeats Connecticut 34 10. Navy shuts out Army 34 0.
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West Virginia tops Cleveland State as Butler leads with 18
Da'Sean Butler scored 18 points to lift West Virginia to a 53-43 victory over Cleveland State. Devin Ebanks added 10 points and 17 rebounds as WVU moved to 6-1 and set up a game vs No. 22 Davidson and Stephen Curry in NYC on Tuesday. Marshall won 84-80 over Boston University behind a career high 20 points from Damiel Pitts as the Thundering Herd improved to 3-4. Regional roundup, 0-2.
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Thundering Herd
Regional college basketball round up scores and sched
Regional men and women college basketball results from West Virginia, Cleveland State, Glenville State, Concord, Bluefield State, King, Johnson C Smith, Seton Hall, Marshall, Virginia Tech, Navy, Duquesne, Indiana University Penn, Central State and West Virginia State. Upcoming games include Virginia Tech versus Navy at 5 p.m. and Duquesne at West Virginia at 2 p.m.
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Duquesne
Susan G. Komen
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Penn
Clarion
Hokies Aim to Beat Navy With Duke Mindset
Virginia Tech sophomore Terrell Bell says the Hokies must play hard every game and treat Navy as a formidable foe. He notes past struggles beating teams they should, stressing a strong, prepared approach for today's matchup.
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Charles E. Green Ill Named VSGA Player of the Year I
Tazewell golfer Charles E. Green Ill, age 58, has been chosen as the Virginia State Golf Association Player of the Year. He led senior division points in the USGA rankings for 2008 and captured the Senior Amateur Championship in August with a 22-hole win over Ward Hamilton in the finals.
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Sims leads Michigan past No 4 Duke in nonconference win
DeShawn Sims scored a career high 28 points and matched his best with 12 rebounds to lift Michigan to an 81 73 victory over No 4 Duke. The Wolverines improved to 6 2 under coach John Beilein, who previously led West Virginia, and had also defeated then No 4 UCLA last month. Duke had a 31 game streak against unranked nonconference foes dating to a 2006 loss to Georgetown.
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Michigan
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John Beilein
UCLA
Georgetown
End of Two Historic High School Winning Streaks
South Panola of Mississippi saw its 89 game win streak end with a 26 20 overtime loss to Meridian in the Class 5A state final. In Tennessee Maryville’s 74 game run was halted by Hillsboro 10 7 for the Class 4A title. Virginia Tech beat Boston College to win the ACC Championship as James Madison and Richmond reach the FCS Playoff semifinals with upsets of Appalachian State and Villanova.
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Virginia Tech Wins ACC Title In Raymond James Stadiu
Virginia Tech defeats Boston College 30-12 to claim the ACC championship, becoming the first two time winner of the ACC title game. Tyrod Taylor scores two first half TDs while Darren Evans adds 114 rushing yards and a TD, as Tech snaps BC’s season and earns a spot in the Orange Bowl. Evans becomes the sixth Hokie to rush for 1,000 yards as a freshman.
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Fla
Virginia Tech
Boston College
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Darren Evans
Raymond James
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Frank Beamer
Tampa
Florida Gators Clinch BCS Title Bid With Victory Over Alabama
Tim Tebow threw three touchdown passes and ran for key scores as No. 2 Florida defeated No. 1 Alabama 31-20 in the SEC showdown. Jeff Demps fueled a late go ahead TD drive, lifting the Gators to a 12-1 finish and likely a spot in the BCS title game, while Alabama fell to 12-1 and awaits a Sugar Bowl bid. Tebow totaled 216 yards passing and led Florida with 57 rushing yards.
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Sooners
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David Nelson
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Pocahontas Coal Association Banquet to crown Player of the Year
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph reports the four season high school football year ends in the Virginias and the Pocahontas Coal Association hosts the Player of the Year banquet with the top honoree to be announced amid awards.
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Bluefield Daily /Telegraph
Glenville State tops Concord in overtime thriller
Glenville State edged Concord 81-80 in overtime at Concord as the Pioneers frayed the clock with late free throws. Concord freshman Thomas Brown drove for a final shot that narrowly missed after a clutch foul with 0.6 seconds left.
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Glenville State
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