Burglary Charge Faces WVU Recruit
WVU recruit Terance Martin, a 6-4, 280-pound defensive end from Toano, Virginia, faces burglary and grand larceny charges in Williamsburg after he and two friends were caught leaving Lafayette High School with laptops, a stereo, VCR, camcorder, and CD players. He will not enroll at WVU this weekend and plans to attend Valley Forge Military Academy.
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Question of the Week on Randy Moss remarks about West Virginia
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Gunter back in home fold as Wyoming East forms
Robert Gunter, former Pineville and Mullens standout, returns to the field as Wyoming East prepares for its Class AA launch. He led Mullens to a 7-3 season with 1,144 passing yards and 10 touchdowns, and now aims to steer the Warriors to the playoffs in a bigger schedule.
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Thundering Herd Football Opens with Top Talent in Town
Marshall University coach Bob Pruett led the Thundering Herd ticket tour to Mountainier Auto Mall with QB Chad Pennington, RB Doug Chapman, WR LaVern Colclough, OL Mike Guiliam Williams, and C Jason Starkey. They discussed South Carolina and Miami of Ohio showdowns, schedule upgrades, and the aim for an undefeated season as they prep for the Sept. 5 Akron opener.
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WVU eyes more productive offense this fall
Mountaineers offensive coach Dan Simrell expects veterans to raise production after averaging 383.5 yards and 30 points per game last season. He stresses scoring what it takes to win, highlighting quarterback Marc Bulger, tailback Amos Zereoue, receivers Shawn Foreman and David Saunders, tight end Anthony Becht, and fullback Anthony Green as the key playmakers.
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NCAA chief mounts offense against gambling
NCAA president Cedric Dempsey warns campuses are not immune to illegal gambling. He cites $60 million bet on last year’s NCAA tournament, Northwestern and Arizona State scandals, and says organized crime uses student wagers to fund other crimes. The association pivots to education and monitoring with bookmakers and a new computer watch.
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