Black Diamond District Football Team Roster Roles Listed by School
Comprehensive roster of players by position for the Black Diamond District football teams including Haysi Honaker Hurley Twin Valley and assignments for offense defense special teams and second team selections with names such as Jake Colley Tyler Ball Kevin Rose Ryan Jones D.J. Hall Wade Sparrow Gabe Rasnake and others across multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Colley
Haysi
Tyler Ball
Honaker
Kevin Rose
Ryan Jones
Michael Conrad
Hurley
D.J. Hall
Wade Sparrow
Gabe Rasnake
Twin Valley
Jeremy Miller
Blake Stanley
Eddie Williams
Brandon Lester
Jonathan Plaster
Shawn Wilson
Tyler Patrick
Brandon Helton
Andrew Bostic
Viense
Josh Yates
Scott Schneider
Dustin Shortt
Matthew Vandyke
Jeremy Counts
Danny Mickles
Isaac Stacey
Matt Baldwin
Lance Compton
Aaron Gilbert
Shane Justus
Adam Taylor
Earl Booker
Gabe Hurley
Jeremiah Lester
Isaac Stacy
Chris Body
Haysie
Logan Shortridge
Wyatt Justus
NFL scores and week wrap up Sunday's NFL games
A compact recap of Sunday results with wins by Green Bay over Chicago 34 21 Buffalo over Tennessee 29 27 and San Francisco dominating Arizona 50 14 plus the Monday game featuring St Louis over Cleveland 26 20 and a full Sunday schedule including Dallas at Washington and Green Bay at San Diego among others.
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San Diego
Detroit
Green Bay
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Jacksonville
Houston
Washington
N.Y. Giants
Indianapolis
Tennessee
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Dallas
Minnesota
Seattle
Tampa Bay
New Orleans
San Francisco
Arizona
Buffalo
N.Y. Jets
New England
Miami
Denver
Kansas City
Atlanta
Carolina
St. Louis
Cleveland
N.Y
Pet
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Kansas City 1846
x-Philadelphia
Toronto
Boston
Ottawa
Montreal
Florida
Nashville
Columbus
Colorado
Vancouver
Calgary
Edmonton
Los Angeles
San Jose
Anaheim 910
Phoenix 910
Connecticut
Duke
Texas Tech
Texas
Stanford
Penn St
Purdue
Georgia
Kansas St
Louisiana Tech
Ohio St
Oklahoma
UC Santa Barbara
North Carolina
LSU
TCU
Virginia Tech
Utah
Oregon
Boston College
Auburn
Michigan St
Rutgers
Old Dominion
Baylor
DePaul
Vanderbilt
Villanova
Notre Dame
Clemson
South Carolina
Virginia
Richmond
SW Missouri St
Wis
Big East Football Awards 2003 Highlights
Rich Rodriguez of West Virginia is Coach of the Year. Larry Fitzgerald Pitt is Offensive Player of the Year. Sean Taylor Miami is Defensive Player of the Year. Andy Lee Pitt and DeAngelo Hall Virginia Tech share Special Teams. All Big East First Team includes Fitzgerald Cobb Winston Hoffmann Grove Snee Petitti Winslow Rutherford Jones Knight Reyes Barber Jones Goodwin Ferrara Colas Adibi Scanlon Wallace Robinson Blackmon Jones Sikes Crawford Carney.
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Rich Rodriguez
West Virginia
Chris Henry
Larry Fitzgerald
Pittsburgh
Sean Taylor
Miami
Andy Lee
Pitt
DeAngelo Hall
Virginia Tech
Zamir Cobb
Temple
Eric Winston
Augie Hoffmann
Boston
Jake Grove
Chris Snee
Rob Petitti
Kellen Winslow
Rod Rutherford
Kevin Jones
Va. Tech
Quincy Wilson
WVU
Joe Peattie
Vince Wilfork
Nick Romeo
Syracuse
Chris Myers
Jeff Berk
Kris Wilson
Rasheed Marshall
Derrick Knight
Walter Reyes
Collin Barber
Nate Jones
Rutgers
Doug Goodwin
Christian Ferrara
Cols Colas
Tech
Nathaniel Adibi
Rich Scanlon
Rian Wallace
Vegas Robinson
Will Blackmon
Adar Jones
Maurice Sikes
Michael Crawford
Brendan Carney
Dudley Award Voting Results From AP
The 2003 Dudley Award voting tabulation lists Kevin Jones of Virginia Tech as RB with 63 points from 10 first place, 4 second, and 1 third place votes. Matt Schaub of Virginia totals 53 points from 4 first and 11 second place votes. Conrad Singh of Hampden-Sydney earns 17 points, Rich Musinski of William and Mary has 7, and Jermaine Taylor of Bridgewater has 1 point.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Dudley
Kevin Jones
Virginia Tech
Matt Schaub
Virginia
Conrad Singh
Hampden-Sydney
Rich Musinski
William & Mary
Nightly Sports Roundup Of Major Deals And Broadcast Schedule
The notice lists TV slots for Maryland at Florida and Indiana at Notre Dame on ESPN plus NHL games. It details numerous baseball player contracts across teams, including Stairs, Shannon Stewart, Tom Gordon, Raul Ibanez, Eddie Guardado, Pat Hentgen, LaTroy Hawkins, and many re-signings and new deals with Chicago White Sox, Minnesota, Seattle, New York, and others.
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Ruben Sierra
Seattle
Raul Ibanez
Kansas City
Shigetoshi Hasegawa
Ihp
Eddie Guardado
Minnesota
Tampa Bay
Eduardo A. Perez
St. Louis
TEXAS
Andy Fox
Inf
Florida
Toronto
Pat Hentgen
Baltimore
Kerry Ligtenberg
Rhp
Remaining Free Agents See Wide MLB Arbitration Field
The list shows 155 remaining free agents eligible for arbitration with offers tied to team decisions and negotiation windows. Major clubs across the leagues including New York, Chicago, Boston, Toronto, Arizona, and St. Louis feature many notable players such as Roger Clemens, Mike Bordick, Pedro Astacio, and Miguel Batista among others, with positions spanning pitchers, catchers, infielders and outfielders. The rosters reflect a broad mix of veterans and role players expected to shape winter moves and potential trades.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Anaheim
Kelvin Escobar
The
Toronto
Bartolo Colon
Rhp
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Mike Timlin
Thp
Dave McCarty
Chicago
Sandy Alomar Jr
Cleveland
Jason Bere
Mark Wohlers
Detroit
Dean Palmer
Kansas City
Kevin Appier
Brian Anderson
Curtis Leskanic
Joe Randa
Jason Grimsley
Matt
Eric Owens
Lee Spiezio
Baltimore
Tony Batista
Albert Belle
Hector Carrasco
Dem Cruz
Scott Erickson
Brook Fordyce
B.J. Surhoff
John Burkett
Bill Haselman
Todd Jones
Robert Person
Jeff Suppan
Todd Walker
Roberto Alomar
Carl Everett
Tony Graffanino
Ellis Burks
Terry Mulholland
Shane Halter
Matt Walbeck
Mike DiFelice
Alan Levine
Jose Lima
Graeme Lloyd
Brent Mayne
Gabe White
Oakland
Keith Foulke
Jose Guillen
Ricardo Rincon
Steve Sparks
Miguel Tejada
Seattle
Armando Benitez
Pat Borders
Mike Cameron
John Mabry
Mark McLemore
Arthur Rhodes
Arizona
Miguel Batista
Mark Grace
Felix Jose
Raul Mondesi
Mike Myers
Atlanta
Darren Bragg
Vinny Castilla
Julio Franco
Matt Franco
Roberto Hernandez
Darren Holmes
Javy Lopez
Greg Maddux
Kent Mercker
Shane Reynolds
Gary Sheffield
Antonio Alfonseca
Shawn Estes
Doug Glanville
Mark Guthrie
Florida
Chad Fox
Rick Helling
Todd Hollandsworth
Ivan Rodriguez
Ugneth Urbina
Houston
Orlando Merced
Brian Moehnler
Ron Villone
Rick White
Los Angeles
Wilson Alvarez
Andy Ashby
Jeremy Burnitz
Ron Coomer
Rickey Henderson
Brian Jordan
Fred McGriff
a-Paul Quanitrill
Milwaukee
Royce Clayton
Keith Osik
Eduardo Perez
Todd Ritchie
Glendon Rusch
a-John Vander Wal
Montreal
Wil Cordero
Vladimir Guerrero
Jose Mercedes
College basketball ranking and early league signings listed
The December 7 update shows the Men’s Top 25 with first place votes and points for teams including Louisiana Tech, Northwestern State, Toledo, Butler, Dayton, Florida, Louisville, Arkansas, Texas A&M Commerce, and Lamar. The page also lists multiple player contracts and managerial moves across baseball, basketball, football, hockey, and arena leagues, plus historical notes from December 10 1939 to 1982 on notable NFL and boxing events.
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Louisiana Tech
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Northwestern
Florida
Connecticut
Missouri
Duke
Kansas
Texas
North Carolina
Kentucky
Arizona
Georgia Tech
Oklahoma
Saint Joseph's
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Illinois
Wake Forest
Purdue
Gonzaga
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Michigan
LSU
Notre Dame
Texas Tech
Kent St
Boston College
Murray
Men's College Basketball Scores Roundup East and South
A dense list of college basketball results shows Amherst over Worcester State 79 to 58 while Boston University defeats Harvard 86 to 42. Other notable outcomes include Saint Joseph's edging Boston College 67 to 57 and Villanova beating Penn 73 to 63. In the South, Dayton upsets Louisiana Lafayette 66 to 59 and Texas A&M Corpus Christi falls to Air Force 56 to 56.
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Associated Press
Amherst
Worcester St
Bethany
W.va
D'Youville
Boston U
Harvard
Bucknell
Dickinson
Buffalo
Colgate
Connecticut St
Massacr
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Wheaton
Mass
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Marist
Husson
Maine Maritime
John Jay
CCNY
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York
Lehman
Baruch
Merrimack
Stonehill
Moravian
Drew
Mount St. Mary
N.Y
Yeshiva
NYCCT
Medgar Evers
NYU
St. Joseph's
L.I
Nichols
Fitchburg St
Norwich
Mass. College
Old Westbury
Hunter
Oswego St
Hilbert
Plymouth St
Tufts
Providence
Illinois
S. New Hampshire
St. Michael's
Saint Joseph's
Boston College
Skidmore
Utica
Springfield
Curry
St. John's
St. Francis
St. Mary's
Salisbury St
St. Rose
Assumption
Villanova
Penn
W. Connecticut
Boston
Brooklyn
South Barton
Elizabeth City St
Emory
Sewanee
Greensboro
Lynchburg
High Point
Ferrum
Mercer
Fort Valley St
Miami
UMBC
Rollins
St. Leo
S. Carolina St
the Citadel
Tulane
Northwestern St
Campbell
Va. Wesleyan
Christopher Newpor
Winthrop
Georgia
Midwest
Calvin
Defiance
Carthage
Beloit
Cornerstone
Oliver Nazarene
Dayton
Louisiana-Lafayette
DePaul
Ohio
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Albion
Edgewood
Lakeland
Grove City
Kenyon
Hillsdale
Aquinas
Judson
Dominican
Ill
Lake Forest
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Milwaukee Engineering
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Minn
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Mayville St
Minnesota
Long Beach St
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Iowa
Southwest St
Morris
Xavier
Southwest Air Force
Texas
A&m
Corpus Christi
Women's College Basketball Scores Update
Fairleigh Dickinson defeated Long Island University 62 to 47 while Hofstra beat Rhode Island 66 to 61. Marist toppled St. Bonaventure 62 to 54 as Penn beat Temple 70 to 64. Penn State won 74 to 63 over Baylor. Quinnipiac edged Hartford 72 to 66. Towson defeated UMBC 54 to 42. Villanova won 72 to 68 against Saint Joseph's. Illinois beat Savannah State 72 to 65.
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Fairleigh Dickinson
Long Island
Hofstra
Rhode Island
Marist
St. Bonaventure
Penn
Temple
Penn St
Baylor
Quinnipiac
Hartford
Towson
UMBC
Villanova
Saint Joseph's
South Ellinois
Savannah St
MCA Narrow Loss After Late Wyoming East Surge
Wyoming East edged Mercer Christian Academy 63 60 in a taut girls basketball duel. Brittany Cook led MCA with 32 points on 12 field goals and 8 free throws, while Cassidy Smith scored 20 for WEHS and Scarlett Steele added 19 for MCA. The game swung as MCA fought back from a late WEHS 59 56 edge, but a final shot by MCA missed as time expired.
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Wyoming East
Cassidy Smith
Lady Cavaliers
Scarlett Steele
MCA
Mayhew
Wehs
Cook
Lady Warriors
Laura Stephens
Steele
Smith
Megan Tilley
Binkie Harris
Brittany Cook
Tom Bone
Tbone
Bdtonline
Mercer Christian Academy
Mercer Christian
Leslie Cook
Rachél Ellis
Binki Harris
Katie Buchanan
Katie Cooper
Debra Daniel
Amanda. Meade
Totals
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Bridgewater
ESPN
Maryland
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ESPN2
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Jesse Orosco
Carlos Baerga
John Thomson
LaTroy Hawkins
Mark Grudzielanek
Tom Goodwin
Todd van Poppel
Steve Reed
Luis Castillo
Mike Mordecai
Lenny Harris
Gerald Willams
Dan Miceli
Jose Vizcaino
Brad Ramus
Tom Martin
Robin Ventura
Dave Burba
Todd Pratt
Tim Worrell
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Dustin Hermanson
Jeffrey Hammonds
J.T. Snow
Michael Tucker
Pat Meares
Jeff Reboulet
Pokey Reese
Reggie Sanders
Julian Tavarez
Miguel Cairo
Mike DeJean
Jeff Fassero
Joe Girardi
Sterling Hitchcock
Lance Painter
Orlando Palmeiro
Russ Springer
Garrett Stephenson
Brett Tomko
Fernando Vina
Rich Aurilia
Marvin Benard
Jose Cruz Jr
Andres Galarraga
Sidney Ponson
Benito Santiago
Eric Young
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Alejandro Machado
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Wrestling USA Wrestling
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AP Sportlight
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