Bland County at Giles boys game not reported
College men Clayton State University defeated Bluefield College 86 to 59. NBA action included Utah 103 over Philadelphia 101 with several late games pending. High school schedule lists Abingdon Bluefield in Bank One Tournament and Mount View versus Mercer Christian at 7 p.m. plus girls and college women games on Tuesday and Wednesday across multiple venues.
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Football results and upcoming games preview
National Football League Sunday night game had Indianapolis beating Baltimore 20 to 10. Monday features New England at Miami. College action notes Champs Sports Bowl in Orlando with Georgia Tech (6-5) facing Syracuse (6-5) at 7:45 p.m. on ESPN.
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Deadline looms in majors
New York AP Anaheim signed shortstop Orlando Cabrera to a 32 million four year deal on Monday night while Houston cut Wade Miller after he was not offered a 2005 contract. Jacob Jones and Justin Speier also reached deals as other players on rosters became free agents.
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Owens sidelined as Eagles lose key weapon in playoff push
Star receiver Terrell Owens will miss the final two regular season games and the playoffs with a sprained right ankle. The injury is a major blow to the Philadelphia Eagles, who have endured three straight NFC title game losses, as Owens remains confident the team can still reach the Super Bowl without him.
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Bluefield Kiwanis Classic Opens At Bluefield State College
The Second Annual Bluefield Kiwanis Classic starts tonight at Ned Shott Gym Bluefield State College with a 7 p.m. tipoff. Mount View faces Mercer Christian Academy in the opening game, and the three day event runs through Thursday with MCA and Graham G-Men and Mount View in subsequent matches. The Bluefield Kiwanis Club sponsors scholarships for participating schools.
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Dunn: Hokies must fight to the end in Sugar Bowl
Virginia Tech offensive tackle Jon Dunn says the No. 9 Hokies must play mistake-free football and fight to the end to beat third-ranked unbeaten Auburn in the Sugar Bowl on January 3. He lauds Auburn as a real hard team with a strong offensive line and notes VT's belief in their talent to win the ACC.
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Marshall Heads to Texas for Fort Worth Bowl
Marshall’s 1996 national champion Thundering Herd head to the Fort Worth Bowl amid MAC success and a final season in the Southern Conference before moving to Conference USA. The 6-5 Herd faces Cincinnati (6-5) in a Thursday night finale before both teams switch conferences.
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Mountaineers vow end to cold repetitive wait
West Virginia players endure an indoor practice on a frigid morning as they count down to the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville. Rain and ice limit outdoor sessions, hampering special teams work and raising fatigue after eight bowl practices in chilly conditions. Florida State enjoys a rare outdoor edge.
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Holiday wishes for Four Seasons Country sports fans 2005
columnist Larry Hypes wishes area fans a joyful 2005 with Santa delivering wins for Bluefield Beavers and Bluefield State, praises coaches Glynn Carlock and Don Wee-Cee Jones, notes strong regional playoff momentum, and honors players from Tazewell Richlands and others while predicting good seasons for girls basketball and wrestling across Southwest District.
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