ACC Tournament First Round and Schedule at Greensboro
AP Top 25 teams meet in Greensboro North Carolina with first round games on March 10 Virginia versus Miami Boston College versus Wake Forest Maryland versus NC State Virginia Tech versus Georgia Tech. Quarterfinals March 11 feature UNC vs Virginia Miami winner Clemson vs Boston College Wake Forest winner Duke vs Maryland NC State winner Florida State vs Virginia Tech Georgia Tech winner. Semifinals March 12 include UNC Virginia Miami winner Duke Maryland NC State winner and Florida State Virginia Tech Georgia Tech winner.
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Georgetown
Utah
College of Charleston
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Charleston
Bobby Cremins
March Sports Telecast and Tournament Schedule Summary
A dense schedule lists racing, cycling, and college basketball events across ESPN, ESPN2, FSN, and VERSUS with regional venues. Notable items include Big East first rounds in New York, conference championships in Hot Springs and Milwaukee, and NCAA Tournament rounds through March 14 with multiple arenas and teams such as Connecticut, DePaul, Rutgers, Wisconsin Milwaukee, and Louisville.
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Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire
Nuits-Saint- Georges
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New York
Seton Hall
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Mich
South Dakota State
Oral Roberts
IUPU
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S.D
Colorado
Minnesota
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Shakhtar Donetsk
Arsenal
Barcelona
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Hartford
Conn
Madison Square Garden
Villanova
South Florida
Marquette
Providence
Yetown
St. Peter's
Iowa
Kland
S. Dakota St
W. Kentucky
Xavier
Dayton
Detroit
Valparaiso
Loyola of Chicago
Youngstown St
Loyola
Samford
Appalachian St
Area calendar and college and high school tournament notes
Area calendar lists UAB East Carolina UCF winner against Memphis and Southern Mississippi Tulane winners at 4 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. with semifinals at 11:30 a.m. Includes 2011 West Virginia girls tournament pairings at Charleston Civic Center with Class A and AA games, plus multiple college basketball conference results, NASCAR standings, and player earnings totals.
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Charleston
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Monarchs defend CAA title with 70 65 win over VCU
Old Dominion withstands a late rally from Virginia Commonwealth to claim the Colonial Athletic Association tournament championship and the automatic NCAA berth behind 22 points from Frank Hassell and 14 by Kent Bazemore.
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Bridgeport
Conn
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Nick Leon
Peacocks
Fairfield
Michael Glover
Scott Machado
Rashon Dwight
St. Peter
Bluefield College to join Mid-South Conference in football move
Bluefield College will move from independent status to the Mid-South Conference, joining 15 MSC members in football and other sports. Projected impact includes higher competition, improved recruiting, and stronger rivalries as coaches and administrators welcome the higher level of play and broader conference opportunities.
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Mid-South
Steve Baker
Olive
Bluefield College
Pete Dryer
Presi
Mike Gravier
Richard Morgan
Pete
Morgan
Georgetown
Lindsey Wilson
Dryer
Appalachian Athletic Conference
Mike White
Virginia Wise
Pikeville
West Virginia Tech
Union
White
Brian Woodson
Bwoodson
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Pike View Panthers eye state run after defensive surge
Sixth seed Pike View (15-9) meets Scott (16-8) in the Class AA state girls opener after a season of growth and a nine game stretch holding opponents under 40. Freshman leader Hope Nester averages 15.1 points while seniors and depth from Mack and Thomas bolster a young lineup aiming to advance to the semifinals in Charleston.
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Weir
Ravenswood
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Kim Miller
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Miller
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Nicholas County
Samantha Wood
Wood
Charleston
Princeton
Thomas
Hope Nester
Nester
Nestor
Mack
Leslie Mack
Jonathan Greene
Jgreene
Bottonline.com
Princeton Rays stay in town after field renovation deal
Princeton West Virginia gains a new home surface after Carolina Green renovated Hunnicutt Field with a high tech drainage system. The Rays will remain affiliated through 2014, with Princeton High School to use the field in spring and the community benefiting from improved facilities and safety.
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Tampa Bay Brass
Tampa Bay
Princeton
Carolina Green
Wake Forest
Mercer County
West Virginia
Becenne
The
Baseball Association
Tampa Bay Rays
Daily Telegraph
Tom Bone
Tbone
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