Conference tournaments and the meaning of the NCAA berth
Jim Nelson discusses how injuries affect teams in conference tournaments and argues about the evolving value of the conference tourney versus the regular season. He notes historical changes and suggests rethinking formats to preserve stakes for all teams.
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NCAA
Bob Huggins
Kenyan Martin
Saint Ons
West Virginia
Bucky Waters
WVU
Virginia
Big Ten
Indiana and Texas Players Earn All American Honors
Mihm, a 7 foot junior for Texas, earned 200 points and 17 first‑team votes to become the Longhorns first AP All American since 1948. He averaged 17.9 points, 10.6 rebounds and 2.4 blocks while shooting 53 percent. Murphy had 27 first‑team ballots, and the Hoosiers' leader with 280 3 pointers was the first Hoosier All American since Calbert Cheaney in 1993. Jack Gray is noted in the historical record from 1935.
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Calbert Cheaney
Mihm
Murphy
Longhorns
Texas
Jack Gray
Bluefield legal notices and public hearing warning
A compilation of notices including creditors and beneficiaries for Coy W Boark estate, quiet title suit in Virginia court involving Otis Mitchell and unknown heirs, a Bluefield Buildings Commission order on a dangerous dwelling at 1006 Cooper Street with a March 28 hearing, an oil and gas well permit notice for McDowell County with Equitable Production Company as operator, and a brief sports reference describing a consensus All-America selection Murphy with Big East player of the year honors.
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Boark
Coy W
Elsie A. Williams
Commerce Street
Bluefield
West Virginia
Virginia
Circuit Court
Tazewell
Charles W. Whitman
Otis Mitchell
Madison
North Carolina
Tazewell County
Commonwealth of Virginia
Otis Madison
Clyde and
Louise Stewart
Georgia- Pacific Corporation
Office of Oil and Gas
West Virginia Division of Environmental Protection
Bradshaw Creek
Dry Fork
Sandy River
McDowell
H.W. Perkins
Violet Hagerman
Georgia-Pacific Corporation
Public Auction and Trust Sale Notices Across West Virginia
Multiple public notices outline a first community bank auction of a 1993 Ford Festiva at 5 15 PM on March 29 2000 in Princeton WV with cash or pre approved checks and a March 28 2000 trustee sale in Mercer County WV for parcels on Brushfork Creek plus a February 22 2000 Bluefield WV Buildings Commission order declaring 907 Cooper Street unsafe and a list of bid deadlines for McDowell County Museum Commission project including pre bid meeting and completion targets along with a Bluefield Town audit proposal invitation and other miscellaneous notices including a Notre Dame All American reference and Duke Michigan State second team notes.
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First Community Bank NA
First Community Bank
Mercer Street
Princeton
N.A
Bluefield
West Virginia
Buildings Commission
Royal Hairston
Cooper Street
Directors Room Municipal Complex
Rogers Street
Nelson R. Walker
Secretary of Interior
West Virginia Department of Labor
West Virginia Department of Culture and History
McDowell Co. Museum Commission
McDowell County Museum Commission
James Eubanks
P.O
Kimball
Kimball War Memorial
Law & Commerce
Federal Street
Brushfork Creek
Beaver Pond
Mercer County
James Glen Thompson
James R. Thompson
County Commission
Linda A. Thompson
Bluestone River
Beaver Pond District
Brushfork
West Va
A.M. Shields
P.E
L.S
C. William Davis
Anne M. Hynes
J. Peter Richardson
Mannie Shore Farm
Clear Fork District
Tazewell County
Virginia
William Blake Wince
Helen Virginia Wince
Circuit Court
Main Street
Tazewell
Frederick W. Harman
Abbs Valley
Boissevain
Clear Fork
F.W. Barbour
S.B. Wilson
Mary E. Wilson
Miners Union Hall
Wilson Cemetery
Wilson
B. Wilson
John D. Barbour
Forfeiture action in Mercer County WV court
The circuit court proceedings of Mercer County WV seek forfeiture of a 1984 blue and silver Ford van with VIN LFTDEIF9EHA43722, eight hundred dollars in US currency, and one cellular phone. The Regional Unified Drug Enforcement Task Force seized the items on January 19, 2000 at 511 Washington Avenue Princeton. Claimants must file by May 1, 2000 at 11 00 a.m. with the clerk of court.
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Mercer County
West Virginia
William J. Sadler
Unified Drug Enforcement Task Force
United States
Milton Thomas
Regional
Washington Avenue
Princeton
Wilma F. Grubb
Circuit Court
Ie Circuit Court
Bryco Arms
Jennings
Andrae Simmons
Gregory Simmons
Bryce Arms
C&c Mobile Home Park
Bluefield
Virginia
Petitioner
Albert Coleman
Bobby Moore
Regional Unified Drug Enforcement Task Force
Applebee's
Meadowfield Lane
Marino’s Retirement From Dolphins Inspired by Grace and Giggles
Dolphins announce No 13 retirement, statue, and street name as Dan Marino retires after a brutal last season. The press event drew Mark Clayton, Marino’s family, coach Don Shula, and other Dolphins figures to celebrate his career and ponder life after football. Marino cites lingering injuries and the love of family in his decision, ruling out coaching but hinting at TV work or front-office roles.
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Dolphins
Marino
Mark Clayton
Clayton
Claire
Don Shula
Jacksonville
Johnson
Vikings
Dennis Green
Minnesota
Demoff
NFL
Huizenga
Claire Marino
Pan Marino
WVU rides experience gap as defense reshapes for 2000
West Virginia faces a big pass play risk in the secondary after losing several veterans. Returnees include Kyle Kayden Chris Edmonds Antwan Lake and Mark Thurston along with linebackers and linemen. Offensively Avon Cobourne leads a strong backfield with retooled receivers and an improving offensive line as Brad Lewis steps in at quarterback.
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Nehlen
Barrett Green
Ryan Brady
Greg Robinette
Kyle Kayden
Chris Edmonds
Antwan Lake
Mark Thurston
Mountaineers
Anthony Becht
Jerry Porter
Pat Greene
Khori Ivy
Antonio Brown
Carlos Osegueda
Bulger
Brad Lewis
Lewis
Avon Cobourne
Cooper Rego
Cobourne
Amos Zereoue
MCA coaches praise old school approach after win
MCA coach Mandeville recounts praise from Williamstown coach Fred Sauro after MCA’s 52 28 victory in the state tournament opener. He notes four seniors depart but returns a strong core Heather Houghton Holly Gillespie Bethany Wilkerson and Martha Wilkerson plus rising underclassmen. Mandeville may be first WV coach to win both WVIAC and SSAC titles.
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Mandeville
Williamstown
Fred Sauro
Yellow Jackets
MCA
Mercer Christian
Heather Houghton
Holly Gillespie
Bethany Wilkerson
Martha Wilkerson
BSC Lady Blues
West Virginia
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