Marshall to face Maryland with two local tight ends
Richlands' Devon Johnson and Bluefield's Joe Woodrum will start for Marshall against Maryland in the Military Bowl. Johnson has appeared in 13 games, making 11 receptions for 210 yards and two touchdowns, plus three rushing scores and 13 special teams tackles, including three TDs vs East Carolina. Woodrum has played in 13 games, mostly on special teams, with one reception for 26 yards.
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Military Bowl history highlights from AP notes
A compact recap of Military Bowl results with year by year winners and scores. San Jose State defeated Bowling Green 29 to 20 on December 27, 2012. Toledo beat Air Force 42 to 40 on December 28, 2011. Maryland routed East Carolina 51 to 20 on December 29, 2010. UCLA edged Temple 30 to 21 on December 29, 2009. Wake Forest topped Navy 29 to 19 on December 20, 2008. Note the EagleBank Bowl designation for 2008 and 2009.
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Marshall Bowl History Summary
Marshall football bowl history lists games from 1997 to 2011 with opponents including FIU Louisville East Carolina Ohio Cincinnati Brigham Young Mississippi Catawba and teams like Ford Worth and Motor City Bowls. The record shown is 7 wins and 3 losses across these appearances with notable high scoring efforts and close losses.
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Former Graham star Marrs to snap for Tar Heels in Belk Bowl
Former Graham All-State center Alex Marrs will serve as the Tar Heels long snapper for the Belk Bowl against Cincinnati in Charlotte. A 2010 Graham graduate, Marrs is a junior walk-on who has appeared in two games this season, including at Virginia Tech, and he is joined by football family ties with brother David at Virginia and father Doug having coached at Graham.
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Giles nets 2A title in dramatic final minute finish
Giles defeated Brunswick 20-19 in Salem Va to claim the school’s fourth state football title and first since 2005. Bluefield Daily Telegraph honors highlight Giles and Bluefield Spartans as top 2013 all seasons selections with 33 first and 33 second team honorees plus three honorable mentions from each school. Tahj Sho Johnson named Pocahontas Coal Association/Bluefield Daily Telegraph Player of the Year after a 6-4 Princeton season.
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Winston named AP national player of the year for FSU
Florida State redshirt freshman quarterback Jameis Winston is named The Associated Press national player of the year after winning the Heisman Trophy and other top honors. The two sport standout helped the Seminoles, ranked No.1, in season success and is lauded in postseason award runs.
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Bad luck and bad play sour NBA Christmas slate
New York AP notes the NBA Christmas schedule promised a showcase with stars and title contenders but has faltered as teams falter. Derrick Rose and Kobe Bryant are among players impacted as the five game lineup loses luster and momentum.
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Bowl game names spark hunger and nostalgia in columnist
Daily Telegraph sports writer Tom Bone riffs on bowl game titles like Beef O Brady s and Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl while musing on sponsors and cravings. He jokes about avoiding Chick fil A before the Chick fil A Peach Bowl and looks ahead to the Military Bowl in Annapolis, hoping for Maryland crab cakes.
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