Madison May earns Mountain East Player of the Week honor
Concord's Madison May, a 6-foot junior from Athens, was named Mountain East Conference Women's Basketball Player of the Week after recording a third straight double-double with 17 points and 13 rebounds in a 78-51 win over West Virginia Wesleyan. She shot 7 of 13, added four assists and three blocks, leading CU in scoring with 200 points, 15 steals, 78 field goals, 61 free throws and 34.4 minutes per game. May is 50% from the floor and 75% at the line, ranking high in the MEC with 22.9 scoring, 67 rebounds, and 30 assists.
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Girls and Women’s College Basketball Tonight Schedule
Tonight card lists five girls high school games including Independence at Mercer Christian, Bland Co at Rural Retreat, Hurley at Mountain Mission, James Monroe at Covington, and Giles at Floyd County with start times from 6 to 7 p.m. Women’s college slate features Marshall at Clemson at noon and Morgan State at West Virginia at 7 p.m.
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Eastern
Marshall
Clemson
Morgan State
West Virginia
Marshall watch party set for Thursday at Big Whiskey
Four Seasons Big Green Club hosts a Marshall Bowl Game Night at 7 30 p m at the Big Whiskey restaurant in Bluefield. The Thundering Herd faces South Florida in the Gasparilla Bowl as club members invite all Marshall fans students and families to cheer Marshall to victory.
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Roger Topping
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Marshall
Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly earns AP Coach of the Year
Brian Kelly of Notre Dame is named the AP college football Coach of the Year. He becomes the third two time winner since 1998, after receiving 16 of 58 first place votes and 81 points. Nick Saban of Alabama is second with 16 first place votes and 66 points, while Josh Heupel of Central Florida is third with 33 points.
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South Bend Tribune
Jayhawks Hold Top Spot In AP Poll For Week Two
The Kansas Jayhawks remain No 1 in the AP poll for a second straight week while Duke sits second and Tennessee third after Monday rankings. Duke had briefly overtaken Kansas earlier in the season in the first regular season poll.
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Graham G-Men debut with 64 27 win over Giles Spartans
Bluefield Virginia Graham High School opened its boys basketball season with a 64 to 27 victory over Giles at Graham Middle School gym. Cam Allen led Graham with 18 points, Nick Owens added 17 including five three-pointers, and Drew Baker filled the stat sheet with 10 points and six steals. Giles was led by Kip Green with six points as Graham improves to 1-0 and set to face Bluefield next.
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Graham
Graham Middle School
Giles Spartans
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Nick Owens
Drew Baker
Giles
Kip Green
Brushfork Armory
Matthew Shelor
Willam Whitehead
James Lyles
Jon Hamlin
Preston Whitlock
Michael Shelor
Devin Lester
Joey Dales
David Graves
Chance Dawson
Ian Repass
Jon Oster
Chris Shinaut
Big Blues fall to Lynn University in Florida clash
Bluefield State drops a 75 to 63 decision at the de Hoernle Sports and Cultural Center in Boca Raton as Lynn University remains undefeated. Teyon Henry led BSC with 18 points, 12 free throws, while Brandon Anyanwu added 10 points and seven rebounds.
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Joseph Adeyemo
Lymm
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Michael Baez
Brady aims for Gasparilla Bowl with Marshall at Raymond James Stadium
Tyre Brady, a 6 3 206 pound senior from Homestead Florida, drives motivation for Marshall to beat South Florida in the Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl in Tampa at Raymond James Stadium. He seeks exposure to NFL scouts while cherishing teammates and coach es and wants another 60 minutes of play.
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Tyre Brady
Florida International
Miami
Huntington
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ESPN
Steelers edge Pats on Haden pick to halt skid
Steelers safety Joe Haden soared to intercept a Tom Brady pass in the fourth quarter outleaping Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman and staying in bounds as Pittsburgh held on for a 17 10 victory over New England. The turnover capped a defensive uprising that ended a three game slide and gave Pittsburgh belief heading toward the playoffs.
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Tom Brady
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