2004 AP all ACC football team selected by media group
The Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association voting names the 2004 AP all ACC squad with first and second teams across offense defense and special teams led by Virginia Tech Wake Forest Miami and Maryland players. notable selections include QB Bryan Randall RB Alvin Pearman and WR Airese Currie among others with Heath Miller and Rex teams on offense and Darryl Tapp Shawne Merriman Mario Williams on the defensive line.
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Virginia Tech
Alvin Pearman
Virginia
Chris Barclay
Wake Forest
Airese Currie
Clemson
Calvin Johnson
Georgia Tech
Elton Brown
C.J. Brooks
Maryland
Steve Valles
Kyle Ralph
North Carolina
Zac Yarbrough
Manny Lawson
N.C. State
Jim Davis
Eric Henderson
Chauncey Davis
Florida State
Darryl Blackstock
Gerris Wilkinson
Ernie Sims
John Talley
Duke
Eric King
Bryant McFadden
Seahawks Rally Over Cowboys In Weeknight Shootout
Seattle outgained Dallas 507 to 405 in a 44 41 decision as Hasselbeck threw for 414 yards and two scores while J.Jones ran 198 yards for Dallas. Dallas jumped to a 10 point lead but Seattle answered with a late fourth quarter drive and Urban sealed it with a 19 yard reception.
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NBA Results and Transactions Roundup
Scores from Tuesday and upcoming games across the NBA and other leagues plus multiple player signings and roster moves. Notable NBA items include New Jersey beating Toronto 88 86 and Golden State topping Denver 110 115, with extensive schedule lines and injury/recall updates across teams such as Indiana Chicago and Miami.
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Golden Wave opens season with 65 46 win over Clintwood
Grundy jumps to a 31 21 halftime lead and pulls away with a 15 3 third quarter run. Theo Justus Stephan Baker and Jimmy Ashby spark the defense and offense as Justus scores 21 and Ashby 15. Clintwood's Duran Moore tops visitors with 23 in a non district tilt. Grundy improves to 1 2 and hosts Council in a Friday double header.
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Multiple sports moves and results across leagues and colleges
Danbury D Ruman Ndur suspended 20 games by UHL for abusing an official. Kalamazoo D Josh Elzinga gets five for attempting to injure in a Dec. 1 game. NLL Arizona Sting releases G Phil Wetherup. Buffalo Bandits sign F Derby Powless and re sign F Rich Kilgour. Calgary Roughnecks sign F Jeremy Cheyne. Colorado Mammoth release F Adam Stifel and F Trevor Tierney. USTA notes Billie Jean King retirement and Zina Garrison named Fed Cup captain with contract. Adelphi adds women’s bowling for 2004-05. Boise State extends Dan Hawkins through 2009. Illinois names Ron Zook. Lander promotes Kent Atkins and Bob Stoner. Cheryl Bell to senior admin. Manhattan reports resignations of Billy Walsh and John Sanchez. Santa Clara promotes Fred Smith. Linden Tibbets departs men’s basketball. Western Michigan names Bill Cubit coach. College basketball scores include Ithaca over Cortland State and NYCCT over Brooklyn. Various other men’s and women’s matches across divisions.
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Buffalo Bandits
Derby Powless
Rich Kilgour
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Jeremy Cheyne
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Adam Stifel
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Bob Stoner
Cheryl Bell
Manhattan
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John Sanchez
Santa Clara
Fred Smith
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Bill Cubit
Albright Beats Wilkes In East Basketball Showdown
In a roundup of scores from the East Albright defeats Wilkes 87 to 71 while Baruch bests John Jay 74 to 49 Boston University downed Harvard 92 to 55 Brandeis topped Clark University 82 to 38 Bucknell beat Robert Morris 60 to 45 D Youville overcame Medaille 67 to 51 Geneva routed Penn State Beaver 128 to 4 Goucher defeated Susquehanna 81 to 74
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West Virginia prep basketball scores from Tuesday
Results include Bluefield 57 over Jaeger 30 and Charleston Catholic 62 over Scott 38. Grace Christian 51 defeated Ohio Valley Christian. Huntington 65 beat Hurricane 22. Narrows VA edged James Monroe 55 to 38. Parkersburg South 62 over Fairmont Senior. Valley Fayette 35 over Gauley Bridge 21. Valley Wetzel 67 over Paden City 36. Westside 78 defeated Liberty Raleigh 28. Wyoming East 67 over Mercer Christian 34.
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Pocahontas Indians Triumph for First Win in Over Two Years
Pocahontas defeats Northwood 54 46 at PHL gym as Josh Asbury scores 23 points with seven steals and Shane Dillon adds 21 points and 17 rebounds. Curtis Ratcliffe leads Northwood with 22.
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Tazewell Bulldogs rally past Marion to stay undefeated
Tazewell beat Marion 65-53 as Whitney Muncey scored 28 and Zachlynn Blackburn grabbed 22 rebounds. Marion’s Haley Hall led all scorers with 18. The win moves THS to 2-0. Marion unknown. Next, Tazewell heads to Carroll County.
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Lady Cavaliers fall to MCA in season opener
Wyoming East led by Autumn Roark 12 points and Laura Stephens eight with seven rebounds as MCA, short-handed with seven players, battles nerves in a 67 44 loss. Coach Amy Cecil expects improvement as the young Tigers gain varsity experience.
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Beavers Struggle But Show Hustle in Preseason Game
Beavers coach Doug Damron praised Bluefield as well coached with good athletes. He noted Beavers faced defensive issues early, but Tuesday’s game showed faster transition and stronger hustle as four or five freshmen played. Damron emphasized ongoing improvement and effort.
Beaver team honored after senior season with praise from parents
Debbi Keezan of Nemours lauds Jeremy for belief in the team, leadership, and cohesion while Augie Coppola thanks son Tracy for heart, soul, and sportsmanship on his final high school game. Daily Telegraph sport writer Tom Bone notes coverage.
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All-ACC selections highlight 2005 defensive standouts
Jacobs repeats as top blocker with 196 points led by 96 first-team votes. Miami debuts with six picks including Antrel Rolle and Devin Hester. Wake Forest's Chris Barclay tops rushing with 1010 yards. Curry and Calvin Johnson pace receivers. Rolle leads defense with 160 points. Maryland, Clemson trio anchor linebackers. Tech, FSU, and NC State also prominent.
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Airese Currie
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C.J. Brooks
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Jason Brown
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