NFL glance PGA Tour Schedule Winners by AP
The week by week list runs Aug 25 through Nov 9 highlighting winners of key PGA Tour events. Events include Deutsche Bank US Championship Adam Scott and Bell Canadian Open Bob Tway, with Tiger Woods at the WGC American Express Championship and Tour Championship finale at Champions GC Houston.
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World Golf Hall of Fame Induction and World Series Game 3
Television highlights for Tuesday October 21 include a World Golf Hall of Fame induction ceremony in St. Augustine Florida shown on TGC at 8 p.m. on same day, plus Fox airing World Series Game 3 featuring the New York Yankees against the Florida team.
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Golf schedule items from 1990s sponsor list
A series of tournament dates and venues listed: Long’s Drugs Challenge in Oct. Samsung World Championship in Oct. Sports Today CJ Nine Bridges in Jeju Korea. Mizuno Classic in Otsu Shiga Japan in Nov. Mobile LPGA Tournament of Champions at Magnolia Grove Mobile Alabama. Tyco ADT Championship at Trump International West Palm Beach Florida. Notable players named include Helen Alfredsson Sophie Gustafason.
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Miami Sues Big East Over Damages In Court
The University of Miami filed a suit against the Big East Conference and four member schools for substantial monetary damages after remaining in the league. A separate defamation suit was filed against the University of Connecticut in Miami state circuit court.
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BCS Standings Explained and Key Components
This explains the BCS ranking components including AP and coaches polls, computer averages from multiple rankings, schedule strength, losses, and quality win points. It notes how the lowest computer ranking is dropped and how bonuses apply for top-ranked wins.
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PikeView Middle Volleyball Beats Bluefield 5-1 Season
Pike View Middle improved to 5-1 with a 20-15 20-14 victory over Bluefield. Alyssa Wiley posted 10 service points 13 saves and two spikes while Laken Coburn added 13 saves and seven points. Rachel Wallace had eight service points and three saves. Brittini McClung contributed a spike one service point and eight saves. JV edged Bluefield after dropping the first game 20-13 then won 20-18 and 20-10.
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Princeton JV rallies to win volleyball game
Princeton's JV volleyball team came back after a 12 20 loss to Sherman to win 20 10 and 21 19. Elizabeth Linkous served well with Kala Hardin and Kristin Mabe adding quick returns. Clarissa Henley Anna Kitts and Casey Butt provided strong play as Princeton improves its season. They travel to Princeton Middle School to play Pikeview Thursday at 6 p.m.
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Kobe Bryant case heads to trial in Colorado
Eagle County judge orders Kobe Bryant to stand trial on a charge of sexually assaulting a 19 year old resort worker. The Los Angeles Lakers guard faces possible life imprisonment if convicted and has a Nov. 10 next appearance in district court. Bryant’s defense questions the evidence and may appeal.
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Pike View dominates early in 7 0 win over Princeton
Continued fast goals open with a 7 0 lead as Pike View’s Matherly, LaMothe, and Roland pace the offense. Princeton’s Jones, Testa, and Bailey comment on wide substitutions, while James Monroe edges Shady Spring 2 1 to clinch a date with Princeton next Wednesday in Lindside.
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Mountaineers Eyes Tech, Trophy On Wednesday Night
West Virginia tightens offensive line concerns with Ben Timmons injured shoulder and Garin Justice knee. Redshirt freshman Jeremy Hines may start, while Josh Stewart could replace Justice. The winner keeps the Black Diamond Trophy reflecting coal heritage as WVU trails Tech 27-20-1 all-time.
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Sooners sit atop first BCS ratings
Oklahoma leads the initial BCS standings for the first time this season, marking their third straight No. 1 spot in the major polls. Coach Bob Stoops says the team earned the position and must sustain it through the season's end. Miami and Virginia Tech trail as the remaining undefeated major conference teams, with the Sugar Bowl title game to feature the top two in the final standings on December 7.
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McCall Near Top at VHSL AA Golf Championship
Midlothian Va Connor McCall of Richlands sits two strokes behind the individual leader after the first round of the VHSL AA Golf Championships at Independence Golf Club near Richmond. McCall and three others shot 76 while four players led with 74. Tazewell's Garland Green posted 82.
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Beavers roll past Mount View in sectional semis
Bluefield built a 4-0 first quarter lead and rolled to a sectional semifinal win over Mount View. Zack Romano, Steven Romano, Ashton Stultz and Kyle Hammond scored for the Beavers with multiple contributors fueling the surge. Coach Kevin Goforth praised the early burst and the team's conditioning as they advance to Wednesday's East River clash.
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Harris Roots for Football Comeback at Concord
Welch native Harris, a Mount View High School graduate, quit college after one semester at Concord due to grades and started a construction company in Princeton. Now a starting tackle for the 1-6 Mountain Lions, he has 33 tackles and three sacks, driven by memories of his two children cheering “Go Daddy.”
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