Navarro star Kendrick Starling signs with Marshall Herd
Kendrick Starling, Navarro College wide receiver, signs a binding letter of intent to play for Marshall. He idolized Randy Moss, recalled Moss’ ESPN highlights, and joins Marshall after a standout junior college career with 112 receptions, 2,953 yards, and 21 touchdowns.
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West Virginia signs South focused 12 of 21 recruits
West Virginia's first recruiting class under Rich Rodriguez shows a geographic shift with 12 of 21 recruits from the South and six from West Virginia. Recruits come from Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Virginia, and Texas, with two Alabama players from the same Mobile high school. WRs Henderson and Alston combined for about 2,250 receiving yards and 24 touchdowns. Rodriguez calls the class a success despite a bowl-game setback.
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UConn routs Virginia Tech 90 38 in Blacksburg
UConn Huskies dominate Virginia Tech 90 to 38 at Cassell Coliseum under a full moon. Sue Bird hits five three pointers, leading a balanced scoring attack with five Huskies in double digits. Tech struggles with aggressive defensive pressure and shot-clock violations.
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Kelvin Dubouse Binds WVU With Signing Letter
Kelvin Dubouse a Mount View High senior from Havace near Welch signed a formal letter of intent to play football for West Virginia University. The 6'2" 310-pound defensive end praised coach Rich Rodriguez and cited academics as his deciding factor.
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NC State Beats UVa 90-80 Diminishing Cavaliers’ Rank
NC State, 11-10 overall and 3-6 in the ACC, upset No. 6 Virginia 90-80 in Raleigh. Kenny Inge exploded for a career high 29 points and 9 rebounds, ending a 10-game skid against ranked opponents after a stretch of close losses to top teams.
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Montcalm bounces Jaeger 55 31 in girls basketball
Montcalm led 31 13 at half and hung on for a 55 31 girls basketball win over Jaeger. ONTCALM Jennifer Myvee scored 18 points Ashley Mitchem added 17 Brandi Coleman led Jaeger with 17 and Montcalm improved to 7 10 ahead of next Tuesday at Meadow Bridge.
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Tech signs 21 recruits as Beamer marks rising Virginia footprint
Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer announced the Hokies signed 21 recruits highlighting a rising state presence. Key picks include running back Kevin Jones from Cardinal O’Hara near Philadelphia and quarterback Bryan Randall from Bruton, both high-profile All-Americans, plus DeAngelo Hall, D.J. Walton, Justin Hamilton, Cedric Humes, Fred Lee, and Patrick Estes among others.
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