AP All-America First Team Offense and Defense Players
The AP All-America first team includes Troy Smith at quarterback for Ohio State, running backs Darren McFadden and Steve Slaton, receivers Calvin Johnson and Dwayne Jarrett, tight end Matt Spaeth, tackles Jake Long and Joe Thomas, guards Josh Beekman and Justin Blalock, center Dan Mozes, kicker Justin Medlock, and all-purpose DeSean Jackson. Defensive selections feature LaMarr Woodley, Gaines Adams, Glenn Dorsey, Quinn Pitcock, linebackers Paul Posluszny, Patrick Willis, James Laurinaitis, cornerbacks Leon Hall and Daymeron Hughes, safeties LaRon Landry and Reggie Nelson, punter Daniel Sepulveda. Second team includes Brady Quinn, Ray Rice, Mike Hart, Jarrett Dillard, Zach Miller, Sam Baker, Arron Sears, Ryan Kalil, Arthur Carmody, Ted Ginn Jr, Justin Hickman, Christo Bruce, Alan Branch, Amobi Okoye, Dan Connor, Ameer Ismail, David Harris, Aaron Ross, Ryan Smith, Eric Weddle, and Michael Griffin.
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Ohio State
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Arkansas
Steve Slaton
West Virginia
Calvin Johnson
Georgia
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Dwayne Jarrett
Southern California
Matt Spaeth
Minnesota
Jake Long
Michigan
Joe Thomas
Wisconsin
Josh Beekman
Boston College
Justin Blalock
Texas
Dan Mozes
Justin Medlock
Senio
UCLA
DeSean Jackson
California
Eids — LaMarr Woodley
Gaines Adams
Clemson
Glenn Dorsey
LSU
Quinn Pitcock
Paul Posluszny
Penn State
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Brady Quinn
Notre Dame
Ray Rice
Sophomon Rutgers
Mike Hart
Jarrett Dillard
Rice
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Zach Miller
Arizona State
Sam Baker
Arron Sears
Tennessee
Ben Grubbs
Auburn
TJ. Downing
Ryan Kalil
Arthur Carmody
Louisville
Ted Ginn, Jr
Justin Hickman
Christo Bruce
Washington State
Alan Branch
Amobi Okoye
Dan Connor
Ameer Ismail
Western Michigan
David Harris
Aaron Ross
Ryan Smith
Florida
Eric Weddle
Utah
Michael Griffin
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ESPN televised NBA games and college all star nominee list followed by week’s results and upcoming schedule. Includes player names from Georgia Tech Hawaii Boise State Tennessee UTEP Penn State Arkansas Clemson Louisville Rutgers Notre Dame and more. Also lists Chicago St Louis score and multiple NFL and college results across Dec 11 to Dec 18 with team pairings and kickoff times.
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Meadow Bridge 91 Elk Valley Christian 42 beat in boys hoops
Multiple high school basketball scores reported with Meadow Bridge routing Elk Valley Christian 91 to 42. Other girls and boys results include Broadwater Academy 59 Hampton Christian and Hanover 53 over Highland Springs 51.
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Baseball and Football Transactions Tuesday
A roundup of MLB and NFL moves lists contract offers declined and agreed terms for many clubs. Key names include Gabe Kapler appointment at Greenville and Kenny Lofton deal with Texas. NFL moves feature Keem Jones injury, Culpepper IR, and Perry Eagles practices squad additions.
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Twin Valley top St Paul 46 33 in early season clash
Twin Valley led by 6-7 senior Matthew Baldwin who posted 15 points seven rebounds and eight blocks as the Panthers disrupted St. Paul with a 2-3 zone. St Paul, led by freshman Corey Ellis with 10, shot poorly and never mounted a serious comeback in the nonconference win for Twin Valley (1-1).
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Knights fall to Braxton in Hoops Classic opener
Braxton County beat Mount View 63 to 52 at Charleston Civic Center as Antonio Horton led Mount View with 12 points and Thomas Bell and Cordero High added 11 each. Braxton County advanced to 1-0 behind balanced scoring and 4 three-pointers.
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Rangers Reach One Year Deal With Gagne In Texas
The Texas Rangers and reliever Eric Gagne near a one year pact worth about 6 million for 2024 with potential 5 million in bonuses. The team also announced a 6 million contract for center fielder Kenny Lofton and held talks with free agent Mark Mulder as manager Ron Washington aims to win.
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Monroe edges Narrows in late comeback thriller
James Monroe upset Narrows 67 to 63 as Cory Bradley led Monroe with 18 points and Eli Bookout added 10. Narrows led 43-27 after a 22-0 run, but Monroe rallied with strong defense and clutch plays, and Belcher's late layup plus Tuggle's free throw iced the win. Narrows guards Reed and Thompson scored 25 and 23 respectively, while Monroe's Bradley showed senior-level poise as a sophomore.
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Cubs maul Indians to start season
Jaeger opened boys basketball with an 89 78 win over Pocahontas Indians as five Cubs scored in double figures. Chris Addair led with 18 points and 10 rebounds, followed by D J Lester and J L Reed with 17 each, Lauderback 13, Dotson 12. Reed added five steals, Lester eight rebounds and six assists. Cubs face Montcalm next at Jaeger High School with JV at 6 p m and varsity around 7 30 p m.
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Cubs
D.J. Lester
J.L. Reed
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Lester
Reed
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Princeton 58 Greenbrier East 51 Tigers win second in a row
Amanda Smith led Princeton with 15 points and nine rebounds as the Tigers beat Greenbrier East 58 to 51 to move to 2-0 this season. Cassie Staten posted 11 points and 11 rebounds, Megan Graham added 8 points and 13 boards, and Tessa Akers had 8 points and 5 assists. Princeton heads to Beckley for the Hoops Classic on Thursday.
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Tanika Jackson
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Braxton County tops Mount View in Hoops Classic opener
Dominique Newbill led Braxton County with 14 points seven assists and six rebounds earning MVP honors as Mount View fell 45 to 31 at the Charleston Civic Center. Alexis Montgomery tallied 13 points eight rebounds and four assists for Mount View in the season debut before Pike View game in Bluefield State Kiwanis Classic. Braxton County 19 from Shana Pritt paced the Bears with Tiffany Huffman 13 and Jamie Chapman 5 in the win.
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Charleston Civic Center
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Dakota Johnson
Weed
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Summers County 89 Shady Spring 58 basketball result
Summers County improved to 2-0 with a 89 58 win at Shady Spring. Jenni Wynes scored 24 points and Emily Blevins added 10 assists for Summers County. Earlier Summers County beat PikeView 65-36. Jolysa Brown led with 24 and Rebecca Newsome 14.
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Rebecca Newsome
Pike View
Rachel Weatherly
Laken Coburn
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Laurel Estes
Kim Cox
Ashley Ward
Meghar Wheeler
Tazewell girls crush Virginia High 72 to 32
Tazewell girls overwhelm Virginia High 72 to 32 as Allison Hunter leads with 14 points and Ian Tinsley adds seven for the Bearcats. In the boys game, Tazewell rolls past Virginia High 84 to 25 with Ian Tinsley and Bill Cronce contributing.
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Beavers rally after slow start in 41 3 win
Beavers fall behind 35 in season opener to Oak Hill Academy but regroup. Coach Tony Mallamaci lauded effort, noting a second-half surge and improved defense, while Stephanie Wallace added 11 points in the final period as Bluefield pursues Hoops Classic action. Carper and Ramsey led Bluefield with six points each.
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Tony Mallamaci
Beavers
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Mallamaci
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Stephanie Wallace
Wyatt
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Cynthia Ramsey
Carper
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