Notre Dame at Arkburg and Fresno State at Hawaii Preview
Saturday’s college football notes list Notre Dame at Arkansasburg and Fresno State at Hawaii. The entries, though garbled, reference games on Friday October 26 and a 10 p.m. kickoff time for the Hawaii matchup.
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Basketball scores and coach quote from college game
A collage of scores lists Toronto 88 Utah 83 Philadelphia 91 Washington 87 Atlanta 97 Chicago 71 Charlotte 91 Indiana 78 Minnesota 91 Miami 84 Milwaukee at Denver n. A head coach quote by Al Groh about talent compensation.
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High school stars shine as AP player of the week named
Harleton-John Marshall's Kirk Monteleone earns AP state high school player of the week after leading the Monarchs over Morgantown with 229 passing yards and three scores plus 73 rushing yards. Montcalm's Justin Havens passes for 466 yards and six TDs in a 50-47 loss to Hundred. Calvin Joplin adds 287 rushing yards for Matewan in a 46-6 win over Tug Valley.
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Yankees clinch pennant with 12-3 win over Mariners
New York thumped Seattle 12 3 to capture the AL title and reach the World Series. Pettitte pitched into the seventh, Williams and O Neill homered, and the Yankees ignored Seattle's 116 wins to sweep toward a fourth straight Fall Classic start against Arizona at Bank One Ballpark Saturday.
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Hokies Fifth in Initial BCS Standings
Virginia Tech sits fifth in the first Bowl Championship Series standings while Miami is outside the top two aiming to break into Pasadena for the January title game. Oklahoma Nebraska and UCLA lead. Miami argues strength of schedule and remaining foes will shape the late-season race.
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Groh Keeps Focus On Winning For Virginia Football
Virginia coach Al Groh said the Cavaliers will prioritize winning over developing younger players after a 43 7 loss to Florida State. He stated he will use younger players on a limited basis without sacrificing victories as Virginia drops to 3 4 overall and 2 3 in the ACC ahead of a North Carolina State game. Darryl’s four sacks helped lift a defense that had struggled last season as Virginia seeks stability.
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Lady Indians roll Mt Rogers in 75 20 win in Pocahontas
Pocahontas Lady Indians led 23 3 after the first quarter and 26 5 at halftime to rout Mount Rogers 75 20. Dana mtha Creasy scored a game high 22 points while Katie Suchs added 12 and Adriane Rutherford 10 as Mount Rogers totaled 20. Pocahontas improved to 12 4 and hosts Narrows next. Pipestem Christian Academy opens WVCEA volleyball with 15 7 15 2 win over Ballard Christian led by Lydia Brown 11 points seven kills and Kinzer seven points. Spangler and Jennifer added 12 and five kills respectively. PCA 15 0 moves toward state tournament in early November.
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Catlett Focused On WVU Future Not Retirement Near
Morgantown reports WVU basketball coach Gale Catlett begins his 30th season as a head mentor including Cincinnati time, and says he has just signed a new four year deal. He dismisses retirement rumors spread by rival coaches and emphasizes commitment to recru iting and the Mountaineers as a Big East program.
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