Evening High School Games Schedule Highlighted
Tonight’s boys games feature Council at Twin Springs Hurley at Patrick Henry Narrows at Auburn Tazewell at Bland County Honaker at Holston Twin Valley at Northwood Grundy at Ridgeview 8 p.m. Girls action includes Council at Twin Springs Grundy at Ridgeview Twin Valley at Northwood Princeton at Bluefield Westside at Mount View Eastern Montgomery at Narrows 7 p.m. College action has Concord visiting Virginia Union at 7 30 p.m.
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Kentucky crushes Hofstra in Brooklyn Hoops Winter Festival
Malik Monk blocked a Hofstra shot as Brooklyn’s holiday crowds filled Barclays Center for the Brooklyn Hoops Winter Festival. Kentucky’s No. 6 team defeated Hofstra in a decisive matchup reported on Story B-4.
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Williams steady lead as UNC tops Tennessee in tense finish
No. 7 North Carolina held off Tennessee by blocking a late shot as freshman Tony Bradley Jr. helped seal the win. Roy Williams, North Carolina head coach, appeared relieved after the late defensive stop.
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Le'Veon Bell Nets Franchise Rushing Record in Snowy Victory
Le'Veon Bell scores three times and gains 236 yards as the Steelers win a snow slick game, overcoming three Ben Roethlisberger interceptions to stretch their winning streak to four. Also lists college basketball and NBA schedule notes for Monday night.
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Hill and LeDay lead Hokies past Ole Miss in late surge
Virginia Tech guard Ahmed Hill scored 20 points including a clutch jumper with 59 seconds left as the Hokies held off Ole Miss 80-75. LeDay added 15 points for Virginia Tech (8-1), while Sebastian Saiz paced Ole Miss with 21. Rebels rallied to within one in the final minutes before Hill sealed the win.
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Redskins Edge Eagles 27 22 Behind late Kerrigan stop
Washington defeated Philadelphia 27 22 as Chris Thompson scored a 25 yard TD late and Ryan Kerrigan forced a red zone fumble sealing the win for the Redskins. Kirk Cousins threw two TD passes and DeSean Jackson connected on an 80 yard score.
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Marshall women overrun Rams in 77-35 win
Marshall (6-3) routed Bluefield College 77-35 at Cam Henderson Center as five Herd players reached double figures. Shayna Gore led with 18 points while Talequia Hamilton, Kiana Evans, Asheika Alexander and McKenzie Akers each added ten. Hamilton and Khadaija Brooks tied for eight rebounds. Bluefield’s Danae Cox led with nine points. no Rams player reached double digits.
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Shayna Gore
Talequia Hamilton
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Asheika Alexander
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No. 25 Tech women rout Bowling Green in Blacksburg
Virginia Tech, ranked No. 25, defeated Bowling Green 98-51 as Samantha Hill buried five three-pointers for a career high 21 points. Chanette Hicks added 17, Magarity Regan 13 with 12 rebounds, Sidney Cook 12, while Carly Santoro led the Falcons with nine points and seven boards after an early 12-5 lead.
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