Playoff Glance and College Basketball Roundup
National results and high school scores mix with college and pro action. Notable lines include the playoff schedule with teams like Philadelphia Chicago New England Oakland Pittsburgh and St Louis, plus regional high school boys and girls results from Bluefield Mount View and Mercer Christian. Tommy Brown lauds Bluefield upset over Brevard.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New England
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
St. Louis
Green Bay
Bluefield
Summers County
Grundy
Graham
Mount View
Jaeger
Princeton
St. Albans
Twin Valley
Pocahontas
Mercer Christian
Montcalm
Oak Hill
James Monroe
Tazewell
Abingdon
Richlands
Haysi
PikeView
Independence
National Basketball Association
Miami
Orlando
Atlanta
Phoenix
Milwaukee
Washington
Dallas
Houston
New Jersey
San Antonio
Denver
L.A. Lakers
Sacramento
Portland
Capital Classic looming as West Virginia, Marshall seek win
Charleston AP West Virginia riding a seven game skid to end, visits Marshall in Capital Classic. WVU has lost seven straight, five by double digits, while Marshall has five straight losses to WVU and nine of 10 in the series. Tipoff 8 p.m. at Civic Center. WVU guards struggle. Hargett out with knee surgery. Lyles lost for the season.
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Charleston
Marshall
West Virginia
Charleston Civic Center
Marshall Glenn
Seton Hall
Lionel Armstead
Jay Hewitt
Mountain
WVU
Coliseum
Henderson Center
Mountaineers
Huntington
Morgantown
Herd
Bluefield Rams Upset Brevard In Close NAIA Clash
Bluefield College men upset Brevard 62 to 54 at the Dome Gym. Dale Evans led BC with 17 points while Doc Smith and Price added 10 and 11 respectively. Brevard’s David Evans totaled 16 as the Tornados fought back late. Charles Somerville delivered a crucial dunk for a 58 51 BC lead in the final minutes.
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Dome
Dale Evans
Ramblin
Rams
Brevard
Luefield
Bluefield College
Dome Gymnasium
Lady Rams
Brevard College
David Evans
Bluefield
Doc Smith
Mario Hall
Tornados
Tyuan Campbell
Evans
Campbell
Charles Somerville
Derrick Price
Price
Tigers top Red Dragons in high school showdown at Princeton
Princeton High School edged St. Albans 67 60 behind All State center Daniel Reed who piled up 27 points on perfect shooting, 10 assists, and a dominant first half. Kory Hedrick added 16 as the Tigers controlled the boards 32-27.
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Rinceton
Precio Tigers
Daniel Reed
St. Albans
Princeton High School
Reed
Tigers
Princeton
Red Dragons
Buford East
Tiger
John Jackson
Kory Hedrick
East
Jackson
Matt Watts
Gavin Herschel
Adam Williams
Beavers top Summers County 63 53 in home win
Bluefield Beavers defeated Summers County Bobcats 63 to 53 behind Bryan Johnson's rebounding and clutch reserve play. Smalls led Bluefield with 22 points, with Conner and Massie key for Summers in a tight first half before Bluefield pulled away in the second half.
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Bluefield — Beavers
Bobcats
West Virginia
Bluefield Beavers
Summers County Bobcats
Beavers
Princeton
Smalls
Bluefield
Bryan Johnson
Tiom Davis
Chris Hairston
Jared Conner
Bobcat
Gabe Massie
Summers County
Massie
Justin Fullen
Johnson
Hairston
Garrett Patterson
Tionn Davis
Bryan (Johnson
BHS
Danny Gaither
Summers County Post
WVU Marshall Rivalry Should Return to Campus Arenas
Bob Redd argues WVU Marshall series would gain intensity by returning to campus venues, noting past on campus energy at the Cam Henderson Center and Morgantown Coliseum, despite Civic Center crowds. He recalls landmark moments and personal ties to both schools.
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Civic Center
Cam Henderson
WVU
Marshall
Coliseum
Henderson Center
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New Orleans
Cincinnati
Saint Louis
Virginia
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Auburn
Syracuse
Texas
Missouri
National Hockey League
Ottawa
N.Y. Rangers
N.Y. Islanders
Toronto
Calgary
Tommy Brown
Golden Dome
Capital Classic
Alan Felts
BC Rams
Jarred Conner
Summers
Eric DiNovo
Rick Huckaby
Tim Austin
Gale Catlett
Russell Todd
Greg Jones
Bob Redd
Bredd
Bob
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