College Football Bowls and Scores Saturday Highlights
Sunday sports rundown lists the Hawaii Bowl Boise State vs East Carolina at Honolulu 8 p.m. on ESPN, plus men’s and women’s college basketball results, NFL and NBA schedules, and full scoreboard notes with multiple game scores across divisions and conferences.
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West Virginia and Canisius battle in mid major clash
West Virginia led by Alexander and Ruoff overcame Canisius led by Malesa and Turner in a 77 to 54 contest. Elon beat Virginia 61 to 91 as Singletary propelled the Cavaliers with 20 points and 8 assists. Princeton edged Marshall 60 to 66 with Konez and Schroeder each scoring in double figures.
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Men's College Basketball Scores Roundup
Army edged Dartmouth 59 56 in a tight finish. Œ Seton Hall defeated James Madison 112 110 in overtime. Providence beat Florida State 101 95. Sacred Heart topped Harvard 75 66. Siena beat Holy Cross 84 77 in OT. Temple downed Eastern Michigan 58 55. UNC Greensboro lost to Fordham 58 54. Other results include Boston College 57 55 Northeastern and Connecticut 105 60 Maine.
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Area sports calendar highlights multiple winter programs
Area calendar lists winter baseball and basketball clinics and leagues across West Virginia and Virginia. Programs include BASEBALL BECKLEY WOODROW WILSON in Beckley, WV Wesleyan in Buckhannon, Marshall University Holiday Basketball Clinic in Huntington, and numerous youth leagues in Tazewell, Princeton, Parkersburg, Honaker, Bluefield, Castlewood, Athens, and more. Registration details, dates, ages, locations, and contact numbers are provided.
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Cowboys rout Central Arkansas 107 to 36 in Stillwater
Oklahoma State led 13-0 and dominated Central Arkansas, 107-36, as Kristin Hernandez scored 20 for the 20th ranked Cowgirls in a record-setting win. Central Arkansas, missing depth with eight players and 31 turnovers, suffered its second-worst loss this week.
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Browns playoff bid hinges on week to beat Bengals
The 9 5 Browns, fueled by a Sept 16 win over Cincinnati, seek another victory to clinch a playoff berth as Charlie Frye was traded earlier and Brady Quinn eyed a future role. Cincinnati, 5 9, faded after that opener win and lost momentum, ending any playoff hopes.
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Glennon Leads Westfield to Division 6 title in 42-14 win
Glennon, son of former Hokies QB Sean Glennon, threw for 2,548 yards and 32 TDs and ran for 129 yards with seven TDs as Westfield completed a 15-0 season to claim the Group AAA title. He earned All-Group AAA first team honors alongside teammates Johnny Pickett and Brian Kennedy. Stone Bridge’s Ryan Moody also made the first team, while Stone Bridge’s Jeron Gouveia was a first-team defender. Westfield coach Tom Verbanic named coach of the year.
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John Thornton
Richmond
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Johnny Pickett
Brian Kennedy
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Kevin Whaley
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DeAntwan Williams
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Boise State faces East Carolina in Hawaii Bowl match
AP reports Boise State, 24th ranked at 10-2, meets East Carolina (7-5) in the Hawaii Bowl at Aloha Stadium. Coach Chris Petersen praises the bowl setting, while ECU’s Skip Holtz aims to build a program like Boise State. Johnson and Tharp emphasize focus and bowl goals across a long season.
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