High school and college basketball results and games
Local and regional scores from high school and college games plus NBA notes. Culminates with Warren Sapp quote after NFC Championship win. Includes West Virginia result 75 70 and Top 25 women results with Arkansas LSU Kansas State Nebraska Tennessee Minnesota Penn State Georgia and more.
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Lions Return Home for Doubleheader Night
Princeton reports bluefield State and Concord host doubleheader action with Ohio Valley College visiting Ned Shott Gym on the BSC campus. The women’s game at 5 15 features the Lady Blues and Lady Scots while the Big Blues aim to bounce back after a 112 74 loss. Ohio Valley sits at 5 5 after a Thursday win. Coach Terry Brown praises late game effort in Charleston.
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Princeton
Mercer County
Bluefield State
Concord
Ohio Valley College
Ned Shott
BSC
Lady Blues
Lady Scots
University of Charleston
Ohio Valley
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Oust Eagles to Reach Super Bowl
The Buccaneers defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 27-10 at Veterans Stadium to advance to their first NFL title game in San Diego. Tampa Bay’s defense shut down Donovan McNabb after a quick opening, while Mike Alstott, Keyshawn Johnson, and Ronde Barber propelled the win as Gruden eyed a rematch against either the Raiders or Titans.
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San Diego
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Donovan McNabb
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Veterans Stadium
Brian Mitchell
Jon Gruden
Warren Sapp
Mike Alstott
Boston College Rallies Past West Virginia 75 70
Boston College erased a 16 point first half deficit to defeat West Virginia 75 70 as Craig Smith scored 13 of his season high 30 in the final 7 49 and Ryan Sidney added strong second half shooting. Mountaineers led early with Chaz Briggs on a fastbreak jam before BC found its rhythm.
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Boston
Boston College
al Skinner
Craig Smith
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Chaz Briggs
Skinner
John Beilein
Eagles
Smith
Ryan Sidney
Eagles Post Big East Win Behind Smith's 23 Points
West Virginia led 50-48 before Boston College ran off 10 straight as Sidney scored 18 and Bell 12. Smith called unbelievable for 8-for-8 second half, key late free throws sealing 71-65 victory over WVU and moving BC to 8-6 overall, 1-2 in Big East.
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Troy Bell
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Tyrone Sally
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Moon- Lee
WVU Freshman Pittsnogle Poised for All America Run
WVU Coach Beilein praises Kevin Pittsnogle 6-10 freshman as a versatile post player who has averaged 12.0 points and 4.6 rebounds in nine wins and five losses. He shows outside shooting and interior potential while continuing to develop his role at center. Historic WVU centers Workman Sharrar Beach are Hall of Fame enshrinees, highlighting the program’s legacy.
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