PGA Tour winners and top ranks from 2007 2008 era recap
A compact record of players winning FedEx Cup events since the 2007 Masters, plus top world ranking terms from 2007 and 2008. It lists Nick Watney Brian Batemen Jonathan Byrd Camilo Villegas Henrik Stenson Trevor Immelman Lee Westwood Toru Taniguchi Nick O Hern Miguel Angel Jimenez Shingo Katayama Robert Karlsson Richard Sterne Soren Hansen Anders Hansen and notes an unresolved entry for the 2008 Masters rankings. The rest is a collage of game scores and team results from college basketball and high school matches across multiple venues and dates.
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Jonathan Byrd
Camilo Villegas
Henrik Stenson
Trevor Immelman
Lee Westwood
Toru Taniguchi
Nick O'Hern
Miguel Angel Jimenez
Shingo Katayama
Robert Karlsson
Richard Sterne
Soren Hansen
Anders Hansen
College basketball and hockey TV slate for Tuesday
On Tuesday December 18 ESPN presents Kansas at Georgia Tech at 7 p.m. and Kentucky at Houston at 9 p.m. Versus carries Ottawa at Boston at 7 p.m. The day also notes score updates: Miami 22, Oregon 24, West Virginia 25, Southern Cal 63 with others receiving votes including Xavier Stanford Rhode Island and Dayton among the top.
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Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Houston
Ottawa
Boston
Miami
Oregon
West Virginia
Southern Cal
Xavier
Stanford
Rhode Island
Dayton
Florida
Saint Mary's
Calif
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Arkansas
Louisville
Illlnois
Drake
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Associated Press
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Rutgers
Georgia
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Baylor
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Michigan
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New York
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Pittsburgh
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Illinois
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Liberty
N.C. State
Washington
SMU
UCLA
Atlanta
Michigan St
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Marquette
Detroit
Indiana
Texas Asm
Milwaukee
Clemeon
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Butter
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Vanderbil
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Masters field forms for 72nd Augusta tournament
Augusta Georgia AP reports 82 players qualified for the 72nd Masters to be held April 10 13 at Augusta National with the final field set March 31. Champions listed include Johnson Mickelson Woods Weir Singh Olazabal and others. notable names from recent majors and tour money list appear in the top 30.
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Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
Zach Johnson
Phil Mickelson
Tiger Woods
Mike Weir
Vijay Singh
Jose Maria Olazabal
Mark O'Meara
Ben Crenshaw
Bernhard Langer
Fred Couples
Ian Woosnam
Sandy Lyle
Larry Mize
Charles Howell
Ili
Boo Weekley
John Rollins
Stewart Cink
Steve Flesch
Robert Allenby
Brett Wetterich
Heath
Panthers sweep Wave on Grundy court
In Grundy Virginia Twin Valley fell 64 to 54 as Josh Smith led Grundy with 23 points and 21 rebounds amid second half foul trouble. Hunter Simpson added 21 points and 11 boards while Cody Billiter scored 25 for Grundy. Twin Valley, plagued by 23 turnovers, got 11 points from Rise and 21 from Simpson as Grundy pulled away late.
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Twin Valley
Panthers
Grundy High School
Josh Smith
Bristol
Hunter Simpson
Rife
Brian Moore
Golden Wave
Buchanan County
Bobby Peck
Moore
Cody Billiter
Smith
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Adams
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Hess
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Gelenster
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Sarah Mullins
Rick Goodman
Kasey Bowman
Hawkins leads Lady Bears with 29 in Rural Retreat romp
Laurel Hankins scores 29 for Bland County as Laurel Hankins dominates Rural Retreat with 8 of 10 from the line and 5 rebounds. Kari Eubanks leads Rural Retreat with 11 points. Bland County improves to 3-7 while Rural Retreat visits Rocky Gap later in the week.
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Laurels
Bland County
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Kari Eubanks
Rocky Gap
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Eubanks
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McAllister
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Hankins
Fast start helps Bluefield roll over Mercer Christian
Bluefield salvaged a win behind strong shooting from Destiny Tolliver and Shay Gravley while Shauina Martin sparked the Beavers. Mercer Christian trailed 39-13 at halftime as Bluefield built a large early lead before claiming a 87-48 victory led by Martin and Carper in a season debut.
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Mercer Christian
Danielle Preservati
Morgan Hobbs
Brian Woodson
WVU Overpowers Oakland to Extend Winning Streak
No 13 West Virginia rolled past Oakland 84 65 in Rochester as Olayinka Sanni tallied 29 points and 10 rebounds and Meg Bulger added 21. WVU improved to 10 1, extending its streak since a Nov 21 loss to Tennessee. Oakland fell to 6 3, dropping to 1 3 vs ranked foes. Freshman Anna Patritto scored 17 for the Golden Grizzlies. WVU built a 23 6 lead early by hitting nine of ten shots.
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Mich
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Meg Bulger
Tennessee
Golden Grizzlies
Auburn
Georgia
Florida State
Anna Patritto
Golden Grizzlies Wih
Bluefield Ninth Graders Beat Princeton By One Point
Bluefield ninth graders upset Princeton 44 to 43 at Bluefield High School. Kyle Harris led Bluefield with 27 points, Byron Steptoe added eight, while Princeton’s top scorers were Sean Williams 15, Jordan Harris 12, Brett Cardwell 10. Bluefield improves to 2-0 and hosts Carroll County next.
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Byron Steptoe
Sean Williams
Jordan Harris
Brett Cardwell
Carroll County
Bowden era coach search links and WVU moves
The piece outlines WVU football coaching search chatter involving Bowden family ties and candidate options. It notes Bobby Bowden’s WVU lineage, Terry Bowden’s career at WVU Salem and Auburn, and mentions Bud Foster and Jimbo Fisher as potential targets. It also covers WVU governance roles, search timelines, and Fiesta Bowl implications for a new coach.
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