Garin Justice Keeps Busy in Boca Raton Bowl
Garin Justice of Gilbert West Virginia will coach for Florida Atlantic University in the Boca Raton Bowl facing Akron. Justice, a 2005 Sugar Bowl captain for West Virginia, serves on Lane Kiffin’s FAU staff as an offensive coach and led Concord University from 2011 to 2015 as head coach.
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Shady Spring and More Boys Basketball Tonight
Today features numerous high school boys games including Shady Spring at Bluefield and Mercer Christian at James Monroe with 7 and 7:30 p.m. starts. Girls action includes Greenbrier West at Montcalm and Twin Springs at Council with several 6 to 8 p.m. starts. College games include Marshall at Xavier and Presbyterian at Virginia Tech plus Savannah State at Virginia.
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Bland County seniors sign with Emory and Henry and Blufield
Bland County high school honored Emma Pennington and Sydney Walker for college sports commitments. Pennington will run track at Emory and Henry College, while Walker will play volleyball at Blufield College following a school ceremony.
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Sills Returning as Mountaineer for 2018 Season
Mountaineer wide receiver David Sills will return for his senior year at West Virginia in 2018 joining quarterback Will Grier who also announced his return. Sills posted 60 receptions for 980 yards and 18 touchdowns this past regular season and earned AP honorable mention honors.
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Villanova Remains No 1 in Major Polls
Villanova holds the top ranking ahead of Michigan State in both major men s basketball polls though West Virginia reenters the top ten and Virginia rises in both surveys Virginia Tech continues to receive votes Pictured Villanova guard Omani Spellman shoots over Temple s Dami on Moore last Wednesday
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AP coach of the year Frost leads unbeaten UCF to Peach Bowl
The Associated Press football coach of the year is Scat Frost for guiding Central Florida to an unbeaten season and a bowl berth. Frost has accepted Nebraska head coaching duties but will finish the season at UCF with the Peach Bowl against No 7 Auburn. He earned 21 first place votes and 100 points, while Kirby Smart of Georgia and Dabo Swinney of Clemson finished second and third.
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Beavers bounce Bulldogs a oe Spangler pours in 24 at Brushfork
At Brushfork Armory Bluefield High School girls built a 15-4 first quarter lead and defeated Tazewell 57-42. Autumn Spangler led with 24 points for Bluefield, Josiah Smith added 13, Lashay Totten 10. Lydia Lambert and Rae White posted 11 and 10 for Tazewell. Bluefield (3-3) hosts Summers County next.
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No. 4 Beavers to face No. 8 Shady Spring tonight
Bluefield and Shady Spring, ranked Nos 4 and 8 respectively, clash at Brushfork Armory in a top 10 West Virginia Class AA matchup. Bluefield (2-0) expects a tough test from Shady Spring (3-0) as both teams seek early-season momentum and possible sectional showdowns.
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Virginia Tech to Build State-of-the-Art Student-Athlete Center
Virginia Tech announces a 15.2 million gift to create a state-of-the-art Student-Athlete Performance Center linking Jamerson Athletics Center to Cassell Coliseum. The 17,000-square-foot facility will serve all 22 intercollegiate sports with dining, nutrition, donor hospitality, and views of Lane Stadium.
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Trail of Remington 870 shaped American hunting history
In 1950 Remington introduced the Model 870 replacing the Model 31, quickly surpassing past sales. By 1988 one million sold, by 2009 ten million and counting, with many configurations and loyal fans. The article notes rugged construction and long embraced use among hunters and shooters, while hinting at evolving roles for defense and modern concerns.
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