NFL Playoff Glance and Saturday Lineup Summary
NFL divisional playoff results include Philadelphia over Chicago 33 19 and New England 16 over Oakland 13 in OT. Sunday features Pittsburgh 27 Baltimore 10 and St Louis 45 Green Bay 17. College hoops results list top teams Oklahoma, Connecticut, Wake Forest and North Carolina, plus NBA and NHL scores with multiple games noted. The day ends with a quote: You like for everybody to get to play because they all work hard.
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Chicago
New England
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
St. Louis
Green Bay
UConn Rout Notre Dame Keeps Perfect Mark Intact
UConn star Sue Bird netted 19 points and Tamika Williams 17 as the top-ranked Huskies defeated defending champion Notre Dame 80-53. Williams grabbed 11 rebounds while Taurasi and Bird each had six assists. Notre Dame, missing Ruth Riley, was led by Kelsey Wicks with 16 points and Amaya Batteast held to six.
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Sue Bird
Tamika Williams
Connecticut
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Williams
Huskies
Uconn
Ruth Riley
Cash
Assha Jones
Taurasi
Bird
Kelsey Wicks
Jacqueline Batteast
Amanda Barksdale
North Carolina Edges Wake Forest In Last-Second Free Throws
In Winston-Salem NC North Carolina 14 5 4 3 Atlantic Coast beat Wake Forest 64 63 after Adell Harris made two late free throws and Nikita Bell forced a late steal for a tying layup Brown then made the game winning free throws over Candace Sutton Brown scored 16 for UNC while Wake Forest shot 36 percent and collected 26 offensive boards.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Adell Harris
Tonia Brown
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast
Nikita Bell
Brown
Candace Sutton
Four Seasons Country Hosts Busy Night of Area High School Games
Bluefield Beavers host Summers County Bobcats as Princeton Tigers welcome St Albans Red Dragons in a full slate. THS features Michael Rinehart and Issac Cecil while THS and Concord College host doubleheaders with Mercer Christian. Brittany Cook, Beth Wilkerson lead Lady Cavaliers. Ben Shrader and Justin Havens pace Generals. Mount View travels to Jaeger for See Games.
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BHS
Summers County Bobcats
Summers County
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Beavers
Princeton
Concord Downs Ohio Southern in 99-76 Victory
Concord College Mountain Lions beat Ohio Southern University 99-76 as Brad Lambert sat out with a back injury. Coach Steve Cox noted Lambert will miss at least a week while medical staff in Beckley treats him. Concord opened strong, forced turnovers, and pulled away in the second half with a full-court press.
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Concord
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Beckley
Blazers
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OSU
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Mountain Lions
Jerodd Coefield
Joe Fraley
Ohio Southern
Wesleyan sweeps Bluefield State in women and men games
West Virginia Wesleyan visiting on the hillside campus posted easy wins 79-67 over the Lady Blues and 94-63 over the Big Blues. The women traded leads, then pulled ahead late in the second half to clinch the victory.
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Love
Bluefield State
Cory Love
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Luefield
Bluefield
Mm State
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Big Blues
Alderson-Broaddus
Amanda Williams Trey
Lady Bobcats
Cassie Miller
Lena Jones
Miller
Coal Classic schedule results at Raleigh County Armory Beckley
Schedule and results for the Coal Classic at Raleigh County Armory Beckley. Lists jr high and high school games by team names PikeView Eastern Greenbrier Fayetteville Marsh Fork Oceana Summers County Park Wyoming East Greenbrier East Charleston Catholic Fort Myers James Monroe Woodrow Wilson Ravenswood Bluefield etc with game times and pairings across Thursday Friday Saturday brackets and consolation rounds.
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Wyo. East
Fayetteville
Marsh Fork
Oceana
Mt. Hope
Summers Co
Princeton
T 'S
Wyoming East
Jr. High
Fort Myers
James Monroe
Woodrow Wilson
Russell High School
Bluefield hosts top AAC clash Brevard in pivotal showdown
Bluefield College hosts Brevard College in an Appalachian Athletic Conference battle with first place on the line. Ramblin' Rams stand 16-7 overall and 10-2 in league play. Brevard is 15-7 and 10-2. Dale Evans and David Evans pace scoring with 21.7 and 15.9 ppg amid strong rebounding and steals. The doubleheader features both men and women with tip times 7:30 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. respectively.
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Brevard College
Appalachian Athletic Conference
Golden Dome
Tommy Brown
Ramblin’ Rams
Tornadoes
BC Lady Rams
Lady Tornadoes
Dale Evans
Brevard
David Evans
Evans
Frankfort
Boeine
Wyoming East girls rout Bluefield 90 41 in basketball
Sixth ranked Wyoming East Lady Warriors overwhelmed Bluefield 90 41 as Kara Jarronss and Mallory Gregg combined for 49 points on Monday night. The hosts built a 48 20 halftime lead, with Kristen Perry leading Bluefield 16 points.
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Wyoming
EW Richmond
Kara J Rrornss
Mallory Gregg
Bluefield
Thomas
Warriors
Gregg
Cassidy Smith
Samantha Clay
Wyoming East
Kristen Perry
Lady Beavers
Yashica Page
New Richmond
Nicole Isabell
Loren Wells
Sarah Green
Jasmine Brown
Jennifer Rinehart
Kara Thomas
Della Burgess
Megan Tilley
Amanda Massie
Brittany Cook
Mallory Lusk
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