Duke hand Clemson worst loss in 21 years
Ds Mosch led No. 4 Duke with a career high 30 points on 12-for-12 shooting and 11 rebounds as the Blue Devils dominated Clemson 92-42. Duke built a 56-19 halftime lead and stretched it, improving to 20-1 overall and 8-1 in the ACC. Clemson fell to 15-5, 6-3.
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Giants threaten but Ravens take halftime edge on Barber run
The Giants drive to the Ravens 29 with Tiki Barber gaining 27 yards, but Eli Collins' end zone pass is intercepted by Chris McAlister, preserving Baltimore's 10-point halftime lead.
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Super Bowl Stats Show Giants Face Bal Anemic Offense
Baltimore led 14 0 at halftime and built a 24 7 advantage in the third quarter before New York mounted returns and late scores. Dilfer passed for 153 yards and Stokley led Baltimore receivers with 52. Dixon and Dixon low totals sparked NY kickoff returns. MTV produced the halftime show for the first time delivering a high energy spectacle in Tampa.
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North Carolina stays unbeaten in ACC with win over NC State
No. 5 North Carolina remains undefeated in ACC play at 7-0 after a 60-52 victory over NC State as Present Forte scored 21 and Brendan Haywood iced the win with two late free throws. The Tar Heels improve to 17-2 and prepare for a Thursday showdown with No. 2 Duke.
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Mourning and Hill Earn East All Star Spots Amid Injuries
Miami center Alonzo Mourning with kidney ailment and Orlando forward Grant Hill nursing a broken left ankle garnered 917 866 and 904 885 votes respectively to make the East All Star squad for the 50th NBA game. Vince Carter led East voters with 1 717 687 while Allen Iverson and Tracy McGrady joined the starting lineup and Shaquille O Neal led the West starters with 1 541 298 votes.
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Graham Middle outlasts Pacy in double OT test
Graham Middle School seventh graders beat Pocahontas 55 50 in double overtime Friday at Pocahontas. Ronnie Workman scored 13 with five overtime points, joined by David Bryant 12 Jonathan Bovenizer 12 and Robert Henry 10. Mark Little led Pocahontas with 24 points.
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Virginia Over Wake Forest In Double OT Drama
Virginia Cavaliers beat Wake Forest 76-73 in two overtimes as Marcie Dickson scored 21 points and Schuye LaRue added 16 points and nine rebounds. Anna Crosswhite and Anna Prillaman chipped in 10 each for Virginia while Kristen Shaffer led Wake Forest with 21 points and Easton Hill posted a double double.
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Tech faces bowl impact and call for BCS overhaul
The piece discusses Virginia Tech s dire profits from bowl appearances and the shock of a Gator Bowl payout after Vicks exit. It argues big money drives coaching quality and program strength, urging scrapping the BCS for a playoff system like NCAA basketball s. It warns reforms to protect athletic and academic integrity nationwide.
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Edwards recalls WVU track glory and Olympic boycott stake
Former WVU standout from McDowell County reflects on his freshman challenges, competing against Renaldo Nehemiah and Greg Foster, and his 1980 Olympic boycott period. He recalls a peak track career, now serving in the McDowell County Assessor's Office and as a church deacon, aiming to teach and coach again. Induction ceremonies will occur this fall before an undetermined WVU football game.
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