High School Friday Night and College Football Scores
Friday night high school schedule includes Bluefield at Princeton and Giles at Christiansburg among 15 games with kickoffs at 7 30 p m. Saturday features Montcalm College while Sunday reports Virginia Tech beating Central Florida 49 28. Top 25 action includes Oklahoma Ohio State Michigan Southern Cal Auburn and more with varied final scores.
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Bluefield
Princeton
Graham
Blacksburg
Richlands
Tazewell
Big Creek
Jaeger Man
Mount View
Roane County
Pike View
Montgomery
Pocahontas
Auburn
Bland County
Giles
Christiansburg
Grundy
Shelby Valley
Haysi
Clintwood
James Monroe
Shady Spring Narrows
Craig County
Twin Valley
Whitesburg
Montcalm
College
Virginia Tech
Central Florida
Oklahoma
North Texas
Ohio
Washington
Michigan
Central Michigan
Southern Cal
Kansas State
Troy State
Georgia
Clemson
Tennessee
Fresno State
Florida
North Carolina
LSU
Louisiana-Monroe
N.C. State
W. Carolina
Colorado
Nebraska
Major Leagues Sunday baseball results and notes
American League scores include Cleveland 5 Toronto 4 and Chicago White Sox 6 Detroit 1. Yankees 8 Boston 4 while Texas 11 Minnesota 10 and Seattle 3 Baltimore 0. Oakland 4 Tampa Bay 3 and Anaheim 7 Kansas City 4. National League results show St Louis 5 Cincinnati 0 Philadelphia 4 Mets 1 Atlanta 10 Pittsburgh 4 Florida 5 Montreal 3 San Diego 3 Houston 1 Milwaukee 2 Chicago Cubs 0. Late games San Francisco at Arizona and Colorado at Los Angeles. Cleveland 66 Detroit 59, series tied 1-1. Houston 69 Sacramento 48, series tied 1-1. Monday’s game OTA at Los Angeles 10 p.m. Quote from Frank Beamer on opening game.
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Cleveland
Toronto
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
N.Y. Yankees
Boston
Texas
Minnesota
Seattle
Baltimore
Oakland
Tampa Bay
Anaheim
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
N.Y
Houston
Sacamento
Tech toppled UCF 49 28 after early hole
Virginia Tech as a balanced attack defeated an underdog UCF squad 49 to 28 at Lane Stadium. Marcus Vick debuted at quarterback with two scoring drives while Ryan Schneider passed for 203 yards for the Knights who struck with 21 unanswered points before VT sealed it with a 27 yard pass to DeAngelo Hall and a Jason Sallis interception return.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech Hokies
Maryland
Hokies
University of Central Florida
Lane Stadium
Marcus Vick
Golden Knights
Ryan Schneider
DeAngelo Hall
Jason Sallis
Tech
Frank Beamer
UCF
Cavaliers Blank Duke as Schaub Leaves with Shoulder Injury
UVA defeated Duke 27 0 at Scott Stadium as Matt Schaub left the game with a right shoulder injury on the opening possession after being sacked by DeAndre White. Groh said the team would play without him for a while.
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Charlottesville
Matt Schaub
Schaub
Virginia Cavaliers
Duke
Scott Stadium
DeAndre White
Virginia
al Groh
White
Labonte Ends Winless Streak With Darlington Victory
Terry Labonte won NASCARs final Southern 500 on Labor Day weekend at Darlington Raceway, breaking a 156 race drought. The No. 5 Hendrick Chevrolet surged ahead on lap 335 after a 13.11 second pit stop and led to the finish, beating Kevin Harvick by 1.651 seconds before a crowd of more than 65,000.
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Darlington
S.C
Terry Labonte
Labonte
Darlington Raceway
Bill Elliott
Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
Texas
Kevin Harvick
Harvick
Chevrolet
Terry
Buckeyes defeat Huskies in season opener dominates week
No. 2 Ohio State overpower No. 17 Washington 28-9 as Clarett’s suspension looms fades. Lydell Ross and Maurice Hall score touchdowns while Craig Krenzel directs a steady offense and a stout defense. Auburn falls 23-0 to No. 8 Southern Cal highlighting early national title chatter. Florida Florida State and Nebraska win big as Bowden and Zook showcase rebound potential.
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Ohio State
Maurice Clarett
Buckeyes
Washington
Huskies
Craig Krenzel
Auburn
Tigers
Southern
Cal
Trojans
Tommy Tuberville
Florida
Florida State
Nebraska
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Randall
Vick
Kevin Jones
Atari Bigby
UVA
Virginia’s
Wal
Lundy
Jeff Gordon
Casey Mears
Johnny Benson
Dave Blaney
Keith Gilbertson
Chris Rix
Bobby Bowden
Seminoles
Bowden
Ron Zook
Josh
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