Bluefield ousts Princeton in high school boys basketball
At Coach Ralph Ball Court Bluefield defeats Princeton 65 to 63 led by Delathon Wilborn 20 and Ethan Parsons 29. Hairston Parris Crews Harrisons key scoring for Bluefield while Brown Parsons Wellman Quesenberry and Wilborn anchor Princeton attack. Final fouls 22 to 20 with Hairston and Martin fouling out.
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Tyrese Hairston
Kaitlin Parris
Jaheim House
Braeden Crews
Isaiah Rivers
Sean Martin
Princeton
Grant Cochran
Delathon Wilborn
Peyton Brown
Ethan Parsons
Jon Wellman
Brayden Quesenberry
C.J. Wilborn
Bluefield
Blid
Hairston
Parris
Crews
Petn
Brown
Parsons
Bird
Penn
Martin
Pikeview and Mount View Scoreboard Summary
Pikeview players Cameron Ellis Kobey Taylor-Williams and Peyton Meadows posted strong stats while Alex Young added 16 points as Pikeview totaled 49. Mount View led by Tony Bailey Justin Haggerty Zach McCoy and Brendon Rotenberry with notable shooting to finish at 62.
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Cameron Ellis
Kobey Taylor-Williams
Peyton Meadows
Alex Young
Dylan Blake
Mount View
Tony Bailey
Kris Jackson
Justin Haggerty
Zach McCoy
Brendon Rotenberry
Malaki Bishop
Skyler Justice
Aaron Jackson
Pike View
Taylor-Williams
P. Meadows
Bailey
Haggerty
Rotenberry
West Virginia Beats Youngstown State In Nonconference Clash
West Virginia 75 Youngstown State 64 as Culver leads WVU with 19 points and 7 rebounds while Quisenberry paces the Penguins with 22 points. WVU cold 3s but edges out in second half. Halftime 38-35. Rebounds 37-36 WVU advantage. assists WVU 15 to 10.
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West Virginia
Culver
Tshiebwe
Haley
McBride
Osabuohien
McNeil
Matthews
Sherman
McCabe
Harler
Knapper
Routt
Youngstown
Morgan
Pedersen
Youngstown St
VMI vs Virginia Tech
VMI fell 64 to 55 at Virginia Tech with Evee and Curfman scoring in double digits. Cattoor Wilkins and Cone led Tech with 14 to 13 and 9 points respectively, while VMI controlled rebounds but could not edge ahead in the second half.
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Evee
Gilkeson
Curfman
Creammer
Lewis
Conway
Stephens
Tang
Parham
Miller
Virginia Tech
Bede
Alleyne
Horne
Radford
Cattoor
Wilkins
Nolley
Cone
Ojiako
Johnson
Weekend Network Sports Schedule and Scores Summary
A dense TV guide lists Sunday games across men’s and women’s college basketball, NBA, NFL, NHL, and men’s soccer with times and networks. Notable matchups include Lafayette at Rutgers, Stanford at Texas, Houston versus Portland in the Diamond Head Classic, and North Carolina State hosting Yale. A late NFL recap notes Houston’s 49ers-style drive and Tampa Bay’s passing totals.
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Rutgers
ABC
South Carolina
Virginia
Houston
Portland
Honolulu
New Mexico State
Mississippi State
Yale
Clemson
Prairie View
A&m
Seton Hall
ESPN2
Xavier
Tcu
Georgia Tech
Boise State
ACCN
Citadel
North Carolina State
Ball State
Washington
Texas
el Paso
Hawaii
Buffalo at New England final score and stats recap
New England defeated Buffalo 37 to 70 in a high scoring game. Brady passed for 271 yards with Edelman Burkhead and White as primary targets while Buffalo’s Allen threw for 208 yards. Team stats show NE dominant in time of possession and yardage. Buf 268 total yards to NE 414.
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Hauschka
Ne—Lacosse
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Folk
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Singletary
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Michel
Burkhead
Harry
White
Beasley
McKenzie
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Edelman
Meyers
Sanu
Watson
LaCosse
College Football Scores From Regional Games
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Alcorn
Midwest
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Minnesota
Arkansas St
FIU
Far West
San Diego St
Cent
Michigan
Early-season college basketball scores sweep across many programs
A wide slate of games yields victories for East Bentley, Boston U, Bryant, Buffalo, Carnegie-Mellon, Emory & Henry, Findlay, Geneva, Georgetown, Harvard, Jefferson, La Roche, La Salle, Mercy, Monmouth, Pace, Penn, Post, Providence, Quinnipiac, Randolph, Rhode Island, Stony Brook, Temple, Towson, Villanova, Wagner, Alabama A&M, Albany Georgia, Appalachian State, Arkansas State, Bethune-Cookman, Campbell, Catawba, Charleston Southern and E Kentucky. Key upsets and OT results noted in several matchups across conferences.
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Carnegie-Mellon
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Emory & Henry
Skidmore
Findlay
St. Thomas Aquinas
Geneva
Goucher
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la Salle
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Mercy
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Molloy
NYIT
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Pace
S. New Hampshire
Penn
Widener
Post
Villanova
Kansas
Wagner
Army
South Ala
Huntsville
Spring Hill
Alabama
Belmont
Central St
Appalachian St
Tigers designate Dixon for assignment as Schoop Crow sign
Detroit designates first baseman Brandon Dixon for assignment after agreeing to terms with second baseman Jonathan Schoop and first baseman C J Crow on a one year deal. Texas designates pitcher Jimmy Herget for assignment. Cardinals trade Adolis Garcia to Texas for cash. Padres announce Ian Kinsler retirement with adviser role in baseball ops.
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Jonathan Schoop
C.J. Crow
Texas Rangers
Jimmy Herget
ST. Louis Cardinals
Adolis Garcia
Texas
SAN Diego Padres
Ian Kinsler
Wimbush Named All American on AP NAIA First Team
Bluefield College linebacker DaMarcus Wimbush repeats as NAIA All-American first team defense selection. He led NAIA with 14.6 tackles per game totaling 146 and added 3.5 sacks and 12.5 tackles for loss. Other Mid-South Conference first team picks include Trey Coney and DeVon McCoy. Charles Salary named player of the year.
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DaMarcus Wimbush
Associated Press
Wimbush
NAIA
Rams
Reinhardt
Trey Coney
Kentucky Christian
DeVon McCoy
Charles Salary
Marian University
Beavers Hold Off Bluefield In Narrow Rivalry Victory
Princeton Beavers edge Bluefield 64 to 63 as Peyton Brown seals win with a late free throw. Parson and Crews led Bluefield with 22 and 20 points while out rebounding Princeton 33 to 20. Mount View wins 62 49 over PikeView.
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Crews
Beavers
Bluefield
Princeton
Mount View
PikeView
Aaron Jackson
Golden Knights
Justin Haggerty
Richlands, Notre Dame sparkless in Smoky Mountain Classic loss
Notre Dame defeats Richlands 63 to 42 as Earls leads Richlands with 13 points and four assists. Ball and Rife add ten points each, Leslie County tops Richlands 76 to 62 with Earls scoring 23 and seven threes. Graham beats Auburn 63 54 as Chance Dawson scores 17. Local wrestling shines with multiple weight-class titles at Bobby Bates Classic. Grundy and Richlands show depth with champs and placers led by Justin Fritz and Ethan Blankenship.
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Graham
Auburn
G-Men
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David Graves
Bluefield
Graham, Grundy
Justin Fritz
Jack Campbell
Abingdon
Fritz
Eli Padgett
Princeton
WVU Edges Youngstown State in Road Test at Covelli Centre
West Virginia defeated Youngstown State 73 65 after an 8 0 game ending run. Haley returned as WVU led 38 35 at halftime and coach Bob Huggins criticized 10 20 free throw accuracy while praising the Penguins for aggressive play. Calhoun and Huggins share past ties as former Cincinnati WVU staff.
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Haley
Penguins
West Virginia
Youngstown
Bob Huggins
Calhoun
Huggins
Cincinnati
Youngstown State
Morgantown
Nicholls State
Tech Edges VMI as Turnovers Doom Keydets
Virginia Tech pulled away late despite Landers Nolley II's rough night, while VMI endured a season-high 23 turnovers. Curfman and Evee led the Keydets with 15 and 20 points, as Evee tallied all 20 in the second half, and Earl took blame for a late technical foul.
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Santa Claus
Curfman
Travis Evee
VMI
Earl
Evee
Hokies
Virginia Tech
Landers Nolley II
Nolley
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