Weekend NFL and NHL Results Prompt Reflections
The schedule lists multiple National Football League games for Saturday and Sunday including Miami at New England and Dallas at Arizona with kickoff times. National Hockey League results show Chicago over Buffalo 6 5 San Jose over Atlanta 4 2 Detroit over Vancouver 4 1 and Montreal over Pittsburgh 3 1. Coach Gale Catlett comments on West Virginia's home loss to Duquesne.
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Wizards beat Hawks for seventh straight win in rout
Washington defeated Atlanta 103-76 for its seventh straight win, its largest margin this season, and its first 12 12 .500 mark since 1997 98. Michael Jordan scored 23 points, 18 in the second quarter, and Shareef Abdur-Rahim led Atlanta with 20 points and 10 rebounds.
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Miracle in Mobile fuels 64-61 double-OT Marshall win
In the GMAC Bowl at Mobile Marshall defeats East Carolina 64-61 in double overtime behind Byron Leftwich who passes for 576 yards and ends the game with an 8-yard TD to Josh Davis. Marshall rallies from 38-8 down, drafts its first lead in overtime, and seals victory on Leftwich’s third-down TD pass after ECU penalty.
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Dukes end long road losing streak at WVU
Wayne Smith scored a game high 22 points and eight rebounds as Duquesne upset West Virginia 68-61 in Morgantown. The Dukes snapped a 22 game road skid, with Chris Moss contributing 16 points for WVU in a losing effort. Jonathan Hargett paced WVU with limited three point success.
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Local stars lead 2001 Virginia All State AA selections
Graham's Britton Williams offensive guard Reed Oakes of Graham defensive back Albert Childress of Grundy on tackle and Paco Jones of Graham first team running back are highlighted with Bradshaw and Reece earning second and kicker honors as Grundy and Graham dominate Region IV with multiple first team picks and regional awards including coach of the year Tim Sarver for Harrisonburg Blue Streaks
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Bluefield Oak Hill clash again in WJLS Classic
Bluefield Beavers coach Danny Gaither refuses to dismiss their No. 4 Class AA ranking after an 81-58 loss to Oak Hill and relishes a rematch in tonight's WJLS Holiday Classic opener. Oak Hill coach Fred Ferri says the back-to-back matchup is tough but sees a chance for redemption for Bluefield. Steven Wilkes leads Bluefield at 14 points per game as the Beavers seek better execution.
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Bland Rockets remain unbeaten with OT win
Bland Rockets beat Northwood 50-46 in overtime to stay perfect at 4-0. Seth Baker scored 17 and Ben Foglesong 12, as the game tied 41-41 after regulation. Jeremy Olinger led Northwood with 18 points, Chad Carroll and Andrew Roberts each had nine.
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