Gore led Rocky Gap past Pocahontas in Wednesday match
In a high school result, Rocky Gap defeated Pocahontas 64 to 30 as Terrence Gore, highlighted by coach Kelly Wilmore, helped lead the Eagles to the win. The district’s top player Gore was praised as a potential best in the district.
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Bluefield State hosts cross county basketball doubleheader
At Ned Shott Gym in Bluefield the Lady Blues face Concord’s Lady Lions at 5 15 p m and the Big Blues play the Concord Mountain Lions at 7 30 p m This marks the teams first home games after the Christmas break Cassie Miller leads the Lady Blues and Marcus Clements paces the Big Blues with strong scoring while Concord relies on Renee Gagnier and Brian Atkins to carry the offense.
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Eagles beat Indians 64-30 in Mountain Empire clash
Rocky Gap Eagles dominated Pocahontas in transition to win 64-30 as Tyler Pruett and Terrence Gore led with 21 and 20 points respectively. Pocahontas was held scoreless in the final period after a rough first quarter and four roster changes left the Indians short-handed.
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Notre Dame Nips West Virginia Behind Clutch Free Throws
Notre Dame edges West Virginia 67-64 as freshman Chris Thomas seals the win with four free throws in the final 19 seconds. Ryan Humphrey scores 18 for the Irish while WVU’s Lionel Armstead and Jonathan Hargett hit early 3s before a late rally. Hargett leads Mountaineers with 19 points.
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Astros Sign Wagner To 27 Million Three Year Deal
Billy Wagner agreed to a 27 million, three year contract with the Houston Astros, making him one of baseballs highest paid relievers. The deal averages 9 million per season with a 9 million club option for 2005 and 3 million buyout. Wagner, 30, aims to help Houston win its first World Series amid a young roster.
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Notre Dame Edges West Virginia In Close 67-64 Win
Notre Dame improves to 11-3 with a 67-64 victory over West Virginia. Graves, Humphrey, Carroll and Thomas lead scoring for the Irish while WVU’s Hargett and Sally top the Mountaineers in a tight game.
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Miami tops Marshall in home bounceback win
Miami University (9 2-1 MAC) defeated Marshall 80-65 at Millett Hall as Judy Johnson scored a career-high 26 points and sparked a 14-point run in the first half. The RedHawks shot 54.8 percent and built a 40-27 halftime lead.
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Spirit of Coach Lombardi Lives in Packers Playoff Weekend
A narrator recalls growing up in Logan County under Vince Lombardi and dreams of witnessing a game at Lambeau Field. The essay reflects Lombardi’s lasting impact, his move to Washington, and the 1969 life of the legendary coach as the Packers host the 49ers in the NFC playoffs.
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