Weekend Sports Snapshot With Bowl and Basketball Alignments
A crowded sports rundown lists radio and TV times for college basketball and NFL games on Sunday. It notes top teams like Duke Michigan and Kansas, bowl matchups from the Poinsettia to the Rose, and NBA moves including DeMarcus Cousins suspension and Houston Rockets roster changes.
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Kentucky Beats Marshall In Narrow 82 54 Victory
Kentucky defeats Marshall 82 to 54 as Harrow leads with 23 points and Goodwin 18. Kentucky outscored Marshall 21 to 14 at the line and controlled rebounds, 48 to 43, in front of 24,271 fans.
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Mountaineers Top Radford 72 in Narrow Win
West Virginia defeats Radford 72 to 62 as Murray leads with 23 points and Brown scores 17 for Radford. Radford out-rebounds 31 to 34 but WVU posts 16 assists and 16 fouls. Green fouls out for Radford and the crowd of 7,073 watches.
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Men's College Basketball Scores From Associated Press
A wide slate of college results includes Boston College over Providence 71 68 and Boston University defeating Cornell 70 57. Other notable winners and scores feature George Washington 76 over VMI 67 and Yale 65 over American University 48. Additional games show Harvard 72 over Holy Cross 65 and La Salle 100 over Sacred Heart 71.
Bucknell tops St Peter's in tight 69 62 win
Women’s College Basketball scores show Bucknell defeating St Peter’s 69 to 62. Dayton hammered Siena 91 to 53 while Delaware beat Monmouth 82 53. George Washington beat George Mason 60 52. La Salle edged Fairfield 60 50 and Quinnipiac beat St John’s 75 72. UConn routed Hartford 102 45. Florida State defeated UNC Greensboro 93 63. Gardner Webb topped NC Central 54 32. Southern Miss downed Central Arkansas 53 44. Stanford beat Tennessee 73 60. Tennessee Tech won 67 60 over Marshall. Tulane 73 North Texas 62. Tulsa 75 Grambling State 62.
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Pistons top Wizards in second straight win
Detroit beat Washington 96-87 as Charlie Villanueva scored 19 and Rodney Stuckey 18. Emeka Okafor had 14 points and 14 rebounds for the Wizards who dropped to 3-22. Tayshaun Prince left with an ankle injury as Detroit held a 94-81 lead late.
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Hokies rally past Bradley in Las Vegas classic
Virginia Tech erased a 65-60 deficit to beat Bradley 66-65 in overtime at Orleans Arena. Erick Green scored the final five points of the game, finishing with 31 points, eight rebounds and two assists as VT improved to 9-2. Bradley, led by Cyricus Simms-Edwards with 15 points, fell to 8-3. VT meets Colorado State in the championship game.
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SWVA Winter Shootout Basketball Tournament Dates Set
Area calendar lists multiple youth events across Southwest Virginia. SWVA Winter Shootout at Southwest Virginia Community College on Jan 12-13 features 6th 7th grade girls and 4th 5th grade divisions with a three game guarantee and $125 per team.
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Bluefield High School Athletes Help Community Christmas Tree
Bluefield High School athletes and students aided the 2012 Christmas Tree effort. The note thanks BHS participants for their support and extends holiday greetings from Daily Telegraph sportswriter Bob Redd.
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WVU Traps Radford To Close Out Nonconference Test
Javonte Green led Radford with 17 points and 10 rebounds as Radford, 5-7, fell to West Virginia by in a hard fought nonconference game. West Virginia used a 1-3-1 zone that led to seven straight points and a late run to secure the win. Radford’s R.J. Smith sat out with an ankle sprain and Radford’s Nate Murray and Kyle Noreen traded scores during a tense finish.
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