West Virginia adds 10 early 1991 football recruits
WVU football announces at least 10 prospects committed or verbally committed for 1991, including two junior college transfers Ed Fletcher and Jim LeBlanc who will enroll in January. Among other signees are quarterbacks Jamal McKenzie and Marlon Mobley, running back Jim Tolbert, and linemen Tony Baer Joe DeLong Keith Morris Chris Klick. Nehlen projects 25 recruits before February 6 signing date.
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Mickey Furfari Sports Columnist for Daily Telegraph
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UNLV faces 29 new NCAA violations in probe
UNLV officials review a 43 page NCAA letter of inquiry amid ongoing investigation into the Runnin' Rebels recruitment of Lloyd Daniels and related alleged violations. The report was heavily edited with names censored despite media criticism and potential legal action for full disclosure.
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Bluefield edges Graham in Princeton Tournament thriller
Bluefield Beavers survive a late Graham rally to beat the G-Men 61-60 in the Princeton Christmas Tournament. Jamane Penn led Bluefield with 17 points and 12 rebounds, while Randy Moore paced Graham with 27 points. Beavers advance to face Princeton, Graham to consola tion game against Shady Spring.
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Princeton Tigers Flatten Shady Spring In Tournament Clash
Princeton raced to a 90-49 victory over Shady Spring in the Princeton Christmas tournament. The host Tigers led 23-9 after one quarter and 41-26 at halftime, then widened the gap to 68-33 entering the final period. They advance to face Bluefield in tonight’s title game after strong performances from Stinson Snider Thornhill and Lawrence.
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Hinton tops host Athens in Athens Holiday Invitational opener
Hinton used a balanced attack led by Steve Brown with 24 points, Lamont Smith 16, and Ron Pack 10 to beat Athens 74 71. Athens paced by David Saunders 28 and Colin O Sullivan 15. Oakvale and Meadow Bridge to meet in later games.
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Shortridge lifts Garden past Grundy in close 59 58 win
Kevin Shortridge hit a pivotal free throw with six seconds left as Garden edges Grundy 59 58 in Oakwood. Shortridge scored 18 and Brian Smith 17 to pace the Dragons, while Grundy’s David Foster led with 21 points.
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49ers Rally Past WVU to Win in Rock Hill
UNCC used a second half press to erase a 12 point deficit and beat West Virginia 110 to 103. Jarvis Lang hit the decisive 3 with 6 14 left as Lang finished with 23 points eight rebounds and four blocks. Delano Johnson scored 21 and Henry Williams added 24 as UNCC closed strong.
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Colts underdogs again as Redskins visit Hoosier Dome
AP reports the Washington Redskins 9 5 come to Indianapolis 6 8 aiming to keep their NFC playoff hopes alive while the Colts face elimination with two games left. Coach Ron Meyer calls Washington a dominant physical team and notes Indy must win both remaining games and rely on several other results.
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