NFL Glance and College Scores Dotted With Early Week Details
NFL schedule details for Thursday through Monday surface alongside scattered college basketball results. Notable games include Chicago at 8:15 p.m. Thursday and Buffalo at New York Jets Sunday at 1 p.m., plus three 4:15 p.m. Sunday ties and a 8:15 p.m. Monday night. In college action, Brown beat Hartford 72 62 and Bucknell edged Binghamton 63 60 among others, with several top programs posting results in a busy mid-December slate.
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Broad sports schedule and college basketball results
A detailed listing of radio and TV sports programming for the evening, including college basketball matchups such as TCU at Indiana on ESPN2 and UFC events on SPIKE. The page also lists NBA, rodeo, soccer, and various college games with scores, teams, and broadcast times, plus a large block of late-night results across many sports and leagues.
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PikeView Freshman Girls Top Princeton 47 26
Jennifer Gardner-Jennifer Taylor scored 14 points and Samantha Wood 10 points with 11 rebounds as PikeView beat Princeton 47 to 26 in a Monday freshman girls game. Stacy Owens led Princeton with eight points. Haley Sabin had seven assists as PikeView improved to 3-1 and hosts Greenbrier East next.
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Unlucky 51 miss bowls as 68 of 119 go places
The Associated Press notes 51 teams will stay home this bowl season while 68 of 119 eligible FBS teams earn spots. Navy, Wake Forest, South Florida, and Memphis join four newcomers, and several 6-6 squads like Arkansas State and San Jose State were passed over. The list includes programs such as Akron Arizona State Arkansas Army Auburn and more in alphabetical order.
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Concord Falls to Johnson C. Smith in Non-Conference Game
Cordale Boyd scored 20 points as Concord collapsed 81-50 at Johnson C. Smith. James Dillard led the Golden Bulls with 18 points, 11 rebounds and six blocks, adding 11 rebounds in the win. Concord, now 2-4, hosts Tusculum Saturday at 6 p.m.
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Bluefield duo earns week nine football honors in 2008
Quarterback Cole, standout for Bluefield, named Daily Telegraph player of the week after a 51 12 victory over Oak Hill. He threw four touchdowns on 10 of 11 passing, added seven extra points, and recovered a fumble on defense. Teammate Lilly also honored. coaches praised versatile, high caliber play across offense defense and special teams.
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Tazewell coach Wyatt honored by Pocahontas group
Coach Wyatt accepted a coach of the year honor at the Pocahontas Coal Association banquet, joining finalists including Greg Mance and Harris Hart. He reflects on turning a 1-9 season into a 9-3 year, uniting Tazewell with Pocahontas players, and building a new program culture while eyeing continued success and depth for next season.
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