Former Princeton coach Jack Pack dies at 81
Jack Pack, former Princeton High School football coach and Tigers head coach 1973 to 1982, died Tuesday at Princeton Community Hospital at age 81. A three sport letterman at Woodrow Wilson, he later attended the University of Charleston on a football scholarship, served in the Marine Corps, earned a masters at West Virginia University, and began teaching and coaching in the early 1960s.
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Today’s High School Basketball Schedule and Tournaments
The slate lists Wyoming East at PikeView and Patrick Henry at Twin Valley for boys. Regional tournaments include Little General and Grand Holiday Classic events with multiple matchups such as Woodrow Wilson versus Virginia Episcopal and Hurley against Northwood. Girls games feature PikeView at Westside and Union at Tazewell along with several tournament pairings and matchups. College action includes Concord at Akron and West Virginia at Oklahoma State in the evening.
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Honaker reaches semis in Grand Journey tournament
Freshman Grayson Honaker scored 22 points to fuel a 79 76 win for Wise Tigers over Ridgeview in the Grand Home Furnishings Holiday Classic quarterfinals at the Prior Center UC Wise. Hartley Hilton and Blake Stinson added double digit outputs as Ridgeview saw Gabe Counts lead with 19. Tigers advance to semifinal versus Union.
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OSU safety Stuffs VT runner in Camping World Bowl
Oklahoma State safety Tre Flowers stops Virginia Tech running back Steven Peoples at the goal line in the first half. Tech fumbles on the next play and OSU recovers the ball in Orlando, Florida during the Camping World Bowl.
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Cowboys top Hokies 30-21 in Camping World Bowl thriller
Mason Rudolph passed for 351 yards and two scores as Oklahoma State beat Virginia Tech 30-21. James Washington became OSU's career leader in receiving yards with 4 472 on five catches for 126 yards. Deshawn McClease rushed for 124 yards for VT and Justice Hill added 120 rushing yards and a TD for the Cowboys.
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Hokies Roll Aggies in Final Non-Conference Tuneup
Virginia Tech beat North Carolina A&T 76-59 at Cassell Coliseum behind Ahmed Hill 14 points and PJ Horne 10 in 15 minutes. Tech finishes non-league 11-2, eyes ACC slate starting at Syracuse and Virginia, with Hill praising the offense and Willliams predicting a volatile league schedule.
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Woodrow holds off Beavers in Armory Tournament showdown
Woodrow Wilson defeated Bluefield 57 to 50 at Beckley-Raleigh County Convention Center in the Little General Stores Battle for Armory Tournament. Beavers threatened a major upset, keeping the Flying Eagles on edge much of the night before Woodrow sealed the win. Coach Ron Kidd emphasized the importance of the result despite a subpar performance.
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Navy sinks Hops in Military Bowl
In Annapolis Navy dominated Virginia 49-7 in the Military Bowl. Backup Zach Abey scored five touchdowns while starter Malcolm Perry ran for 114 yards and two scores before leaving with a foot injury. Navy led 28-7 at halftime and 42-7 after Abey's late TDs.
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