High School Football and Pro Sports Schedule Snapshot
Tonight and Friday high school games list matchups with 7 p.m and 7 30 p.m starts including Poca Bluefield Mount View Princeton Pike View and more. College and pro games follow with ranked teams facing rivals and major league baseball and NBA results noted.
Rodriguez Defends WVU Readiness Versus Miami
West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez says his team must play well while Miami falters, as he notes the Hurricanes have performed strongly in every game and prepares for tonight's showdown with No. 1 Miami.
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High school Lady Cobras rout Twin Valley in district win
Council led 8-0 and stretched the lead to 58-36 over Twin Valley in Black Diamond District action at Council Elementary. Jayme Presley scored 25, Kayla Thomas had 13 points and 16 rebounds as Council cruised, holding Twin Valley to 23.1 percent shooting.
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G Men Meet Greeneville In Thursday Playoff Preview
Graham High School hosts Greeneville Tennessee in a first ever meeting as both teams prepare for the 2001 playoffs. Kickoff is 7 p.m. at Mitchell Stadium with Graham 7-1 after a 41-6 win over Tazewell and Greeneville at 6-3 after beating Elizabethton. Cody Baugh leads Greeneville with 1,308 passing yards and 16 TDs, while Graham’s Paco Jones passes 1,003 rushing yards. Joe Watson, Ben Cooper and Charlie Wilcox pace Greeneville’s receiving core. Watson suffers a leg fracture last week and will miss tonight’s game.
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Mountaineers Aim for Upset at Miami in Orange Bowl
West Virginia seeks a Thursday upset of No. 1 Miami at the Orange Bowl. QB Brad Lewis says anything can happen with the right mindset as WVU, 2-4 overall and 0-2 in the Big East, faces 5-0 Hurricanes. Underdogs look to stay in the game and improve toward bowl eligibility.
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Havens Earns Pocahontas Coal Assn Player Honor
Montcalm Generals quarterback Justin Havens threw for 466 yards and six touchdowns in a 50-47 loss to Hundred High School. He completed 26 of 37 passes, with three TDs before halftime, and is questionable for the season finale at Clarksburg after a broken wrist. Havens has 1,865 rushing yards this season and 2,000-yard passing remains within reach.
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Proud programs clash as Princeton hosts Mount View
Princeton and Mount View collide Friday at Hunnicutt Stadium in a battle to end the season on an upswing. Princeton seeks to rebound from a 7-6 loss to James Monroe and a midseason skid, while Mount View hopes to sustain momentum after October improvements led by veteran fullback Bobby Lee and a sharper passing attack. The Tigers rely on Will Albin and Anthony Hayes in the ground game, with defensive steadiness and improved kicking. Both teams finish with road games on Nov. 2, and Friday's kickoff is 7:30 p.m. on WAEY-AM 1490 with pregame at 7:20 p.m.
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