Bluefield Tops USC Upstate In Balanced Road Win
Bluefield College Ramblin Rams defeat NCAA Division I USC Upstate Spartans 93-77 as six players reach double figures. Gholson 14 and Chapman 14 lead off bench. Ross 12 and Payne 20 pace foes. Bluefield outshoots 48.5 to 40.6 and hits 11 threes. Rams improve to 11-3 and next travel to Mountain State on Jan 5.
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Boilermakers deny Pitino milestone at Wooden Tradition
Purdue defeated No. 22 Louisville 67-59 in Indianapolis denying Rick Pitino his 500th collegiate coaching win. Robbie Hummel led Purdue with 15 points while Chris Kramer added 14 and Keaton Grant 12. Terrence Williams scored 17 for Louisville before fouling out late.
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Hurley girls top Pocahontas as Lester and Endicott lead
Hurley Rebels defeat Pocahontas Indians 53 31 at Hurley High. Brandie Lester grabs 14 rebounds and Kendra Endicott scores 14 points while Patricia Citarelli adds 11 and six boards. Indians’ Brittany Baker leads with seven. Rebels improve to 2-4. Next game January 4 at Haysi.
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Rodriguez brushes off Michigan talk amid Fiesta Bowl prep
West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez refused to discuss Michigan rumors during a news conference about the Fiesta Bowl. He warned reporters to stop questions or end the session, while noting players had orders to stay quiet. Pastilong and rumored Toledo talks add to a tense coaching search backdrop as Rodriguez courts focus on the No. 11 Mountaineers.
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MSAC dominates All-State AAA football picks in 2007
Parkersburg leads with five selections to the Class AAA first team as MSAC proves its strength with 53 percent of first-team choices. Notables include Parkersburg seniors Lindawood, Jenkins, Nolan, Littleton, Thomas, plus standout Scott and Valentine. Coaches credit MSAC depth as Wolfberry?
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Pettitte admits to using human growth hormone
Andy Pettitte acknowledged using human growth hormone in 2002 to heal an elbow injury. He said he did so twice to speed recovery, stressing he did not use steroids and apologized for the error in judgment.
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