Mountaineers face NCAA issue if repeat SC champs
West Virginia University seeks a repeat as Southern Conference basketball champions by winning the Richmond tournament in early March. An SC title would automatically qualify them for the NCAA Tournament, creating a potential scheduling pickle for the Mountaineers.
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Weather Halts Coafield Conference Tilt and NCAA Eligibility
Sophia Clear Fork and Mark Twain game in the Coalfield Conference was postponed due to weather with no set reschedule. West Virginia faces NCAA eligibility reductions under the three-year rule, sidelining Bergines Witting and Mullins, while GW Richmond and Furman would also be affected. some speculate WVU may pursue the NIT, though invitations are uncertain.
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Slack May Miss M Harvey Game In Huntington
Marshall star Charlie Slack may miss the Marshall Morris Harvey game Wednesday due to a virus. If not fit, Dave Kirk moves to center Hal Greer to guard and Jack Freemon to forward. Marshall leads the MAC at 5-1 with a recently strong run and a likely full crowd despite weather.
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Weekend Prep Edges Weather For Hoop State Matches
Area schedule features Gauley Bridge at Richwood and Mullens hosting Pineville as top action. Glen Rogers aims to halt a losing streak at Herndon, while Trap Hill tests Spanishburg in Surveyor. Byrd Prillerman seeks win at Gary as Washington High visits London.
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Shady Spring Teams Deliver Key Wins In Local High School Ball
Shady Spring Tigers upset Oak Hill Devils 74 73 on Oak Hill court for their seventh win. Mark Twain Owls beat Kingston Mountaineers 64 61 for their seventh win. Authors beat Marsh Fork 84 71 after a loss to Pax Glen Rogers. Meadow Bridge and Mt Hope win in junior high action. Little Mus tangs top Fayetteville 55 47 and Meadow Bridge 56 23 over Rainelle.
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Glen White and Midway Win Sixth Grade Tournament
Glen White and Midway won opening games in a sixth grade basketball tourney for the March of Dimes. Players, coaches, cheerleaders and fans paid at Lester gym for the doubleheaders as ByUaU hosted the event. The piece mentions scores and names of participants, with references to the Bing Crosby National Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament moving to October at Pebble Beach due to weather.
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High school scores and college results from a weather-impacted slate
A batch of high school boys and college results from West Virginia and nearby states lists Shady Spring 74 Oak Hill 73 Glen Rogers 64 Marsh Fork 71 Mark Twain 64 Kingston 61 State Charleston 70 St Albans 57 Oakvale 67 Forest Hill 42 Cowen 68 Webster Springs 63 Matoasa 73 Rocky Gap Va 35 Morgantown St Francis 61 Terras Alta 41 Monongah 69 Farmington Sand Fork 76 Glenville 68 Beverly 63 Circleville 61 Thomas 73 Kasson 54 Steubenville 74 Weirton 83 and colleges Bethany 85 Waynesly 75 Bluefield St 70 Virginia St 56 Morris Harvey at Beckley weather delayed post oned bad weather W V Tech 96 Glenville 84 Davis Elkins 103 Salem 91
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College Basketball Scores Roundup From The Weekend
National Duquesne 76 Bowling Green 95 Villanova 95 Brandeis 82 Vanderbilt 69 Mississippi St 53 North Carolina 64 Maryland 55 Wm. & Mary 66 Va Tech 57 Virginia 73 Wash & Lee 73 Miami Fla 85 Stetson 79 Florida State 85 Loyola New Orleans 75 Hampden Sydney 76 Roanoke Steubenville 78 American U Wash Md 64 Towson 58 Maryland 82 NC College Illinois 92 Purdue 76 Wisconsin 69 Michigan 58 Indiana 79 Mich State 70 Notre Dame 86 Northwest Kansas 68 Town State 63 Nebraska 83 Missouri 77 Bradley Detroit 85 Arkansas 96 Texas A&M 66 Rice 83 Texas 58 Utah 89 Montana 60 Colo State 86 Idaho State
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Golden Bears Fatten State League Lead In Week's Poll
West Virginia Tech Golden Bears overwhelmed Glenville 96-34 to extend their West Virginia Conference lead. Morris Harvey’s snowbound road trip delayed a potential rally as Davis and Elkins beat Salem 103-91 and Bethany downed Waynesburg 83-73. Bluefield State edged Virginia State 70-56 as Potomac State prepared to play Frostburg.
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San Francisco Tops Nation in College Basketball Poll
San Francisco and Dayton again lead the nation as San Francisco holds the top rank for the sixth straight week with 1,237 first-place votes. Dayton second, NC State third, Kentucky fourth, Vanderbilt fifth, with Duke, Temple, North Carolina, Louisville, and Morris Harvey rounding a crowded top ten.
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Beckley Morris Harvey game postponed by snow weather
Beckley Morris Harvey College game at the Recreation Building was postponed due to yesterday’s snow and treacherous roads. Coach Eddie McGinnis said the match would be rescheduled. Beckley College faces a doubleheader with Woodrow Wilson High next.
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