USA Today Poll Highlights Top 25 Men’s College Basketball
The USA Today poll ranks the top 25 NCAA men’s basketball teams, showcasing shifts, notable wins, and key rankings across the season. Notable moves include teams rising in the rankings and several programs solidifying their place among the elite.
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Versatile December sports slate across TV radio events
Tuesday schedule covers GI WC sports from radio lines WHIS and Kicks FM, plus college basketball at Virginia Tech Xavier Oklahoma Notre Dame Georgia Tech and more. NHL NBA and women's college hoops highlighted with men and women teams plus pro football bowls and late night scores from Monday and Tuesday games across multiple arenas and channels.
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Indiana Holds Off Virginia In Road Battle 72 82
Indiana and Virginia traded leads as Cahill led Indiana with 17 points and Royster 8 rebounds while Brown paced Virginia with 24 points and 10 rebounds. The Hoosiers shot 25 of 57 and connected on eight 3s, but Virginia edged ahead late. A-150.
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Cahill
Royster
Buss
Penn
Yeaney
Wickware
Marchese
Warthen
Virginia
Algeotan
Hyland
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Tinsley
Toussaint
Willoughby
Brown
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Morgan State Falls to West Virginia in Basketball Clash
Morgan State and West Virginia battled in a 84-41 scoring line with WVU dominating. Key players included Muldrow for WVU with 25 points and Pardee adding 21, while Morgan State’s Williams led with 8 rebounds and 4 assists.
Roundup continues with high school hoops results
Pike View at Brushfork Armory for an 8 p.m. clash after four-game night. Graham hosts Giles. Shady Spring tops Princeton 49-41 as Autumn Bradley leads with 18 and Madison Parsons 7. Wyoming East dominates Woodrow Wilson 77-54, Gabby Lupardus scores 23 with 8 assists. Richlands beats Castlewood 70-52 as Caleb Horn scores 12 and Race Moir grabs 14 rebounds.
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Calvary Christian
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W. Wilson
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Gabby Lupardus
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Bluefield Buccaneers top Eastern Greenbrier 43 39 in varsity game
Bluefield Buccaneers outscored Eastern Greenbrier 43 39 as Gaige Sisk scored 10 and JoOn Flack eight for the Bucs who sit 3 3. D Vance led Eastern Greenbrier with 13. Eastern Greenbrier won the JV 34 28. Caleb Fuller added 11 for Bluefield and Robert Banton 10 for the Spartans. The Bluefield JV fell 26 17. Peterstown and MCA results noted.
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No. 9 WVU women crush Morgan State
Teana Muldrow led No. 9 West Virginia with 25 points as the Mountaineers defeated Morgan State 84-41. WVU improved to 11-0 for the second straight season, remaining undefeated in the Big 12. Katrina Pardee hit five 3s for 21 points.
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Marshall overpowers Ky Christian in big win
Talequin Hamilton led Marshall with 25 points eight rebounds and seven steals as the Thundering Herd routed Ky Christian 111 38. Shayna Gore contributed 23 points and seven steals. Marshall posted 26 steals dominating 54 17 rebounding and 72 points in the paint while taking control early.
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Virginia tops Indiana in OT at West Palm Invitational
In a tight game with 16 lead changes, Virginia outscored Indiana in overtime to win 82 to 72 on the final day of the West Palm Invitational Tournament. Virginia converted 13 of 17 free throws in OT, while J Kyra Brown posted a career high 24 points.
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Beavers Ready For Shady Spring In Big Sectional Test
Bluefield coach notes Shady Spring as a well coached program with big players and strong work ethic. Beavers rely on Collier Crews House for scoring while targeting a top seed and home sectional game in Charleston. Upcoming PikeView clash and Princeton tournament frame a busy week as the team focuses on correcting early mistakes.
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Tech donors fund new Virginia Tech Student Athlete Center
Babcock notes the donation marks a huge statement of the program's commitment to the ACC. Carrie Eberle praises expanded nutrition services in the new center for student athletes. Justin Fuente calls the center a tangible recruitment boost and a benefit to all Hokie sports. Buzz Williams commends donors for their generosity and impact on student athletes across teams.
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