West Virginia Wins Narrowly Over Duquesne 64 61
West Virginia defeats Duquesne 64 to 61 in a tight battle. Thoroughman and Jones lead WVU with strong inside play while Duquesne’s Clark and McConnell pace the visitors with 16 and 18 points respectively.
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Villanova tops La Salle in late rally for 84 81 win
Maalik Wayns scored 19 including the go ahead layup with 1 09 left as No 12 Villanova rallied from an eight point deficit in the final five minutes to beat La Salle 84 81 in Philadelphia. Corey Stokes and Corey Fisher added 16 each for the Wildcats who remain undefeated in eight wins.
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Bluefield Men and Women Fall to Eastern Mennonite
Bluefield's Rob Wright scored 22 points as the Rams lost 103-68 to Eastern Mennonite in Bridgewater. Mennonite led 53-38 at half with five players in double figures led by George Johnson's 18. Crawford 13, Longacre 11, Burroughs 13, Hill 9.
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Wofford Ladies Dominate Bluefield 83 36
Spartanburg SC Wofford built a big first half lead then cruised to an 83 36 victory over Bluefield as Mahogany Williams led with 18 points and eight rebounds. Logan Morris contributed 12 points and eight boards while Takieya Rouse led Bluefield with nine off the bench. Bluefield shot 18.5 percent and 26 turnovers as Wofford shot 55 percent. The Lady Rams fall to 3 10 and host Mount Vernon Nazarene next Wednesday at 5 p.m.
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West Virginia Rallies to Top Duquesne in Late Finish
West Virginia erased a 10 point deficit as Kevin Jones scored 15 and John Flowers added 10 points with seven rebounds and five blocks. Duquesne's Bill Clark, who had 16 points in the first half, fouled out midway through the second half as WVU pushed ahead after Clark’s foul trouble.
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Falcons, Saints, Jaguars win highlight Week in NFL roundup
John Abraham and Kroy Biermann each had two sacks as Atlanta shut down the NFC worst offense. Jonathan Stewart led Panthers with 133 rushing yards but fumbled to set up Atlanta’s first TD. Drew Brees threw three scores as New Orleans built a 14-0 lead and held on for a sixth straight win. Jacksonville surged past Oakland as Garrard threw three TD passes and Maurice Jones-Drew topped 100 yards. San Francisco beat Seattle behind Alex Smith’s 255 yards and three TDs in a lopsided NFC West clash.
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Cardinals Dominate Broncos 43 13 in Arizona comeback
In Glendale Arizona Jay Feely became the fourth kicker in 40 years to run for a touchdown and nailed five field goals as the Cardinals snapped a seven game skid. Rookie John Skelton in his first NFL start went 14 of 36 for 141 yards with four dropped passes and no picks. The Broncos fell to 3-10 after six turnovers including three Kyle Orton interceptions under interim coach Eric Studesville.
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Bills Beat Browns To Snap Losing Streak
Buffalo built a 13 6 win at Orchard Park as Ryan Fitzpatrick connected with David Nelson for an 11 yard TD. Leodis McKelvin sealed it with a late interception as the Bills improved to 3 11 and eliminated Cleveland from playoff contention. Lindell added two 19 yard field goals.
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Hokies Rally Past Penn State Behind Delaney and Green
Virginia Tech defeated Penn State 77-64 as Malcolm Delaney scored 12 points in the first half, Erick Green matched a career high with 15, and Ty Garland contributed nine. Delaney left after taking a lower lip cut but returned to seal the win. Penn State, led by Tylor Battle with 26, could not overcome VT’s late first-half run and 10-0 burst.
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Princeton Tigers Hope For Better Shot Touch This Season
Princeton head coach Gilliard eyes improved shooting after a 2-20 season as he fields a deeper lineup led by 6-4 senior Jordan Harris in the post and senior Nick Branson returning to form. Guard Ryan Meadows runs the point with a versatile bench and frontcourt depth from O B Parnell and Rob Redd. The Tigers open Wednesday vs Cabell Midland seeking a win to spark a turnaround.
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