Schedule Hot Bits From College Basketball And NASCAR
A compact sports schedule lists radio talk and NASCAR coverage for Dec 18 along with men’s and women’s college basketball games across ESPN NBCSN ESPN2 and regional stations. It includes top ranked teams such as Duke Michigan Kansas Arizona and North Carolina with numerous Saturday and Sunday matchups and venue notes.
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NBA Glance and Football Box Score Highlights
The evening opens with NBA matchups including Minnesota at Miami, Boston at Chicago, Indiana at Milwaukee, Philadelphia at Dallas, San Antonio at Denver, New Orleans at Golden State and Charlotte at the Lakers. In a separate football note the 49ers beat the Patriots with Kaepernick throwing 14 of 25 for 216 yards and Crabtree catching seven passes for 107.
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NFC Individual Leaders Boys and Girls Basketball Highlights
A compilation of leading players by the Associated Press across multiple boys and girls games. Notable results include Allegany beating Frankfort 71 56, East Hardy 66 over Paw Paw 26, Giles 68 over James Monroe 57, and Bellaire St. John 58 defeating Bishop Donahue 52. Notable scores also list Chatham 42 over Westover Christian 3 and Narrows 49 over?
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Top 25 Men’s Basketball Schedule Shows Night Matchups
List of Tuesday night games across the Top 25 with matchups including No 4 Antona versus Oral Roberts at 9 p.m. No 7 Ohio State versus Winthrop at 7 p.m. No 9 Kansas versus Richmond at 7 p.m. No 18 San Diego State versus Point Loma Nazarene at 10 p.m. No 20 Michigan State at Bowling Green and other ranked pairings and times in EST.
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Steelers stumble in OT loss to Cowboys on doorstep of playoffs
Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger rued a late fumble by Antonio Brown and an overtime interception by Dallas cornerback Brandon Carr that converted a 7 point fourth quarter edge into a 27-24 defeat. Pittsburgh (7-7) now eyes two wins to clinch a third straight postseason berth while clinging to slim AFC hopes. Heath Miller emphasized a chance to right the wrongs as Mike Tomlin pressed zero margin for error.
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PikeView dominates Peterstown youth basketball night
PikeView middle school varsity boys overwhelmed Peterstown Pirates led by Seth Meadows with 11 points and eight-point scorers Todd West Jacob Harmon and Tyler Cecil. Peterstown JV edged 29-27. Princeton routed Glenwood 53-15 on home court. Cade Fix led Princeton with 12 points. Wyoming East outscored PikeView 49 35 with Alec Lusk 22 and David Carte 14. Bluefield beat Tazewell 60 34 on the road. Carlos Reed 15, Dominique Taxley 11, Latrell Collier 10. Bluefield travels to Southside today.
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SWVA Winter Shootout Jan 12 13 at SWCC
Area calendar item for Wardell and Richlands tournaments with boys and girls divisions in grades 4 5 6 7. Three game guarantee at $125 per team for six-team limits. contact Jeff Hurst or Brandon Smith for details.
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Roundup: Continued from B- Roundup
A brief roundup item continues from section B with ongoing notes on scores and events. Names and specific details are unclear, but the short update signals continued coverage and forthcoming results.
James Monroe Girls Win Fifth Straight Over Giles 39–27
James Monroe Mavericks top Giles 39 to 27 to extend their winning streak to five games in seven days. Carter Shifler leads with 18 points and eight rebounds while Jordan Page dished seven assists and added nine points. Giles, now 2-7, features Dowdy, Estep and Kari Beechier among scorers as James Monroe prepares to travel to Independence while Giles hosts Christiansburg.
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Bluefield High opens new armory court after long refurbish
Bluefield High School celebrates the reopening of the Brushfork Armory with a first game crowd. Principal Michael Collins praises collaboration among Bluefield High, Mercer County schools, and Army staff for installing 120 hardwood floor sections, score boards, and goals. Maintenance crews worked twice to sand and repaint, ensuring straight lines and safety. The facility aims to accommodate larger crowds once again, similar to Charleston venues.
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Redskins rookies Griffin and Cousins reshape quarterback dynamics
Tom Bone notes RG3 and Kirk Cousins form a healthy duo as Washington navigates a growing offense. Griffin accounts for 2902 passing yards 18 TDs 4 INTs plus 748 rushing yards six rushing TDs while Cousins has 466 yards four TDs and three picks with a 101.6 QB rating. He warns against stifling RG3 keeping run style while praising the pair’s collaboration and potential.
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