NFL Playoff Scores and Stars Highlight Weekend Action
Key NFL results featured Tennessee over Jacksonville 38-20 and Carolina 44-38 over New Orleans. Giants, Manning threw five TDs in a 42-7 win over Philadelphia while Rodgers starred in Green Bay’s 37-34 loss to Minnesota.
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West Virginia Beats Eastern Kentucky 74 to 67 in Shootout
West Virginia defeats Kentucky opponents 74 to 67 as Stutz leads with 12 points and Walden scores key baskets. Kentucky falls to 10-3 while West Virginia improves to 7-5 with balanced scoring from Murray, Henderson, and Miles.
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College football bowls and basketball slate summary
Weekend sports schedule covers Music City Sun Liberty and Chick Fil A bowls with NC State Vanderbilt Georgia Tech Iowa State Tulsa LSU Clemson matchups. College basketball games include Cincinnati Pittsburgh Michigan State Minnesota Indiana Iowa Gonzaga Oklahoma State Harvard Saint Marys with Virginia and Wofford Asheville recap.
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College Men's Scores From Sunday Games
American International 96 LIU Post 94. Colgate 65 New Hampshire 62. Concordia New York 96 Cornell 79. Binghamton 77 DeSales 80. Edinboro 88 Rutgers Newark S. New Hampshire 71 New Hampshire 83 Kutztown 75 Slippery Rock 122 St. Francis New York 89 NJIT 67 Coastal Carolina 85 Greensboro 65 Dallas 79 Berry 66 Harding 66 Chastian Brothers 48 Morehead State 114 Union Kentucky 67 Lakeland 74 Macalester 61 Northwestern Minnesota 69 Miami Ohio 84 Missouri State 70 S Illinois 59 Tiffin 80 California Pennsylvania 71 Wichita State 66 Northern Iowa 41 Wisconsin Stout 62 Concordia Wisconsin 42 Wright State 58 Mount Saint Joseph 49 Saint Marys California 78 Yale 62.
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Women's Top 25 Fared In Week Of College Basketball
The week shows Stanford and UConn idle with next games set for Colorado and Notre Dame. Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas, Florida State, and Iowa State post wins. several bowls and schedules for January events listed alongside extensive historical WVU football notes and local tournament schedules.
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College Basketball Schedules Across Several Schools
A list of games for January featuring Virginia Wise, Bluefield, Virginia Tech, Maryland, Marshall, Ohio, Oklahoma, West Virginia, Concord, Bluefield State, Pikeville, North Carolina, Virginia, and Kansas. Notable matchups include Virginia Tech at Virginia and North Carolina at West Virginia with multiple 2 to 8 pm starts across men’s and women’s rounds.
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Agie Skeens Wrestling Results Listed Team Scores
Team results show Johnson Central leading with 257 points, Grundy 239, Northside 177, Eastside 165, Benedictine Richmond 157, Hidden Valley 138, Rural Retreat 133. Individual reads list first place finishes and match outcomes across weight classes with pins, decisions, and majors for Grundy, Johnson Central, Northside, Graham, Richlands, Benedictine, and other schools.
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Prep Basketball Schedule Wednesday January 2
Bluefield at Riot Varn 7 James Monroe at Sommes County 7:20pm Mount View at Montcalm 7:30pm Richlands at Bland County 7:30pm Clintwood at Council 7:30pm Floyd County at Giles 7:30pm Mercer Christian Pipestem in Pipestem Monday Tournament schedule Princeton Mercer Cristian Pipestem in Pipestem invitavona Friday January 4
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UNC Asheville routs Bluefield in nonconference win
UNC Asheville defeated Bluefield College 95 to 66 as Jon Nwannumu and Keith Hornsby each scored 22. The Bulldogs dominated inside with a 51-25 rebounding edge and 26 assists while Bluefield, an NAIA team, played the game as an exhibition. Bluefield returns to action with a Mid-South doubleheader versus Virginia Wise.
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Haysi Tigers win Coalfield Clash title over Twin Valley 61-36
Haysi Tigers clinched the Coalfield Clash Tournament with a 61-36 victory over Twin Valley. Tyler Tipton led all scorers with 16 points while freshman Hunter Sutherland added 15 with four three-pointers. Peyton OQuinn scored 13 and Twin Valley's Dalton Harris top-scored with eight.
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Arrest Made in Virginia Football Player Death
Fairfax County police say 22-year-old Johnny Bonilla of Gainesville has been arrested in the stabbing death of 19-year-old Zavier O. Stringfellow, a Battlefield High School and Ferrum College football player. Stringfellow was found fatally stabbed during a meeting in the Vienna area.
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Eagles fall to Giants amid costly turnovers on windy day
Cullen Jenkins laments lack of heart while Vick deflects future talk after replacing injured Nick Foles. The Eagles opened with an onside kick but again faltered as turnovers plagued the team. Stevie Fervor’s 74 yard return set the tone, and a rookie connected on a 15 yard TD to Wilson who celebrated with a back flip.
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