Nehlen pushes East to form football only league
WVU coach Don Nehlen argues an East football conference is vital for recruitment and TV revenue, predicting strong ties with Pitt and potential basketball benefits. He says a football league would finally give the region a true I-A grouping, aiding West Virginia’s appeal and long-term stability.
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Julian to design UNC uniforms for 1991-92 season
North Carolina will unveil redesigned basketball uniforms and warm-ups by fashion designer Alexander Julian, aiming to preserve dignity and tradition. The new look will be tested by star Michael Jordan before its court debut for the 1991-92 season.
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Radford Bobcats overpower Graham in NRC clash
Radford defeats Graham 71 to 56 as five Bobcats reach double figures led by Preston Snell with 16 points. Delaney 14 Pierson 13 Canaday 12 and Lineberg 6 add scoring while Graham’s Michael Salaita 15 tops the G-Men, who drop to 0-3. Williams laments lack of consistency and four-quarter effort.
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Blue Devils edge Bland to claim MEC win in Virginia
Grayson County tops Bland 63 58 as Bonner Satterwhite scores 15 and hits a key late run. Devinae leads Grayson with 20 points while Patrick Smith paces Bland with 25. Grayson improves to 2 1 and Bland drops to 1 1 with next games against Auburn and Mt Rogers.
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Shupe keys Indian win over Council in district game
Pocahontas with a strong first quarter run 16-2 built a 28-11 lead and rolled to an 85-55 victory over Council in Black Diamond District action. Dawson led Pocahontas with 16 points, Shupe 14, Roberts 15, Cook 10, while Chad Pressley scored 20 for Council.
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Shepherd Nips Glenville State In Overtime Thriller
Shepherd edged Glenville State 104-102 after Scott Bradford grabbed his own miss and scored with 27 seconds left in overtime. Bradford’s late heroics capped a comeback from a six point deficit as Shepherd improved to 5-2 overall and 3-2 in the West Virginia Conference.
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Princeton Tigers beat Pulaski County 80 70 in tough opener
Princeton Tigers win 80 to 70 over Pulaski County led by Troy Lawrence and Chris Stinson with 21 points each. Pennington hit four three-pointers, Stores and Snider added double digit scoring and assists, as Princeton avenged a rough start and prepares for their Christmas tournament.
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Richlands ousts Hurley for 64 56 non district win
Richlands roared from behind at Hurley to beat the Rebels 64 56 as the Blues used a 9 0 third quarter run led by Scott Fillis and Richie Drum. Tom Rife praised the faster pace and noted Hurley turnovers and scoring droughts in the decisive period.
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Herd Vikings Seek Rebound After NCAA Sanctions
Cleveland State and Marshall, once rising in the 1980s, are trying to rebound while serving NCAA probation. Marshall is in its first year of a two year sanction for infractions under former coach Huckabay after a 129 59 record from 1983 to 1989. Cleveland State finishes a three year penalty for recruiting violations tied to NBA player Manute Bol.
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Redskins poised to clinch with win over Patriots
Washington seeks a playoff berth by beating New England in Foxboro as the 1-12 Patriots look to halt their run of heavy yardage allowed. Redskins coach Joe Gibbs warns against underestimating the league's weakest club while Earnest Byner eyes a strong ground game against New England.
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