Bluefield State Tops Ohio Valley In 80 61 Win
Bluefield State defeats Ohio Valley 80 to 61 as Fairmont State beats Concord 87 61 and Concord falls 57 46 to Fairmont State. Women results show Bluefield State 67 Ohio Valley 55. Top 25 note No 12 Syracuse 56 Notre Dame 51. Tonight Bluefield College visits Virginia Tech. Malcolm Glazer comments on Tony Dungy firing.
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Summers County Tops Bluefield for 58-48 Victory in Hinton
Summers County Lady Bobcats rallied after a slow first half to pull away in the third quarter and hold off Bluefield 58-48 in Hinton. Yashica Page sparked Bluefield, while Amy Bowling and Keesha Howze provided key scores for Summers County as coach Wayne Ryan praised improved third quarter execution and the defense that preserved the win.
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Bluefield State women topple Ohio Valley 67 55 on road
Cassie Miller led Bluefield State with 23 points and Brandi Coleman added 11 as the Lady Blues defeated Ohio Valley 67 to 55. Lena Jones grabed 12 boards, Misty Short and Amanda Williams contributed, while Latissa Isley led OVC with 16. Concord College’s Christina Platz scored 16 as the Lady Mountain Lions surged in the second half.
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Blues beat Scots Lions fall at FSC
Bluefield State beats Ohio Valley 80 66 as Leon Smith scores game high 29 points. Bluefield State shoots 41 percent, free throws 55 percent. Casey Hargrove leads OVU with 18 points. Ohio Valley drops to 2 10, 0 5 WV Conference.
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Bell Earns AP Defensive Rookie of the Year Honor
Steelers linebacker Kendrell Bell won the Associated Press Defensive Rookie of the Year in a landslide vote. He posted nine sacks and 82 tackles with solo and assist totals noted. The AP balloting named Bell from Pittsburgh ahead of Anthony Henry Cleveland Nate Clements Buffalo Shaun Rogers Detroit Tommy Polley St Louis.
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Bell wins top defensive rookie honors after Steelers chase
Kendrell Bell, initially passed over in the NFL draft, was traded for by the Pittsburgh Steelers who moved up 12 spots in the second round. The move paid off as Bell earned top defensive rookie honors on Monday, reflecting the Steelers’ confidence in him.
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WVU Eyes Break of Big East Losing Streak at Rutgers
WVU seeks to snap a five game Big East skid at Rutgers as the Scarlet Knights, under first year coach Gary Waters, try to rebound from a 1-3 league start. Rutgers boosts rebounders Rashad Kent and Eugene Dabney while Jerone Coleman leads scoring. WVU brings a 7-7 overall mark into the matchup with recent series wins over Rutgers.
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Mount View dominates Jaeger in 83-47 rout
Mount View Golden Knights jumped ahead early and rolled to an 83-47 boys basketball win over Jaeger. Deon Hall led with 22 points while Patrick Jones and Chris Curtis added 10 each. Jaeger’s Steven Lockhart led with 14 as Mount View shot 31-for-? from the floor and hit 17 of 20 free throws. Mount View will host Wyoming East tonight.
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