Big East notes set for Hokies Syracuse clash
Virginia Tech at Syracuse looms as a marquee Big East duel with home-field trends and top defenses shaping the narrative. Syracuse tops the series 6-5. Miami, West Virginia, and Temple also figure in the conference standings as week unfolds.
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Legends: WVU basketball history by Norman Julian
Mountaineer fans are urged to read Legends a 212 page chronicle of West Virginia University basketball from 1938 to 1998. It profiles coaches from Dyke Raese to Gale Catlett lists All Americans and great wins includes 32 illustrations and a 10 page index. It sells for 19 dollars with 10 percent of profits donated to WVU basketball program.
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Wood wins NL rookie award
Kerry Wood, a 21 year old right hander for the Chicago Cubs, captured the NL Rookie of the Year Award with 128 points. Todd Helton finished second as Wood became the youngest standout to earn the honor after a 13-6 season and a 20 strikeout game against Houston.
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Fiedler Odds On To Start For Vikings In Cincinnati
Jay Fiedler, a Dartmouth product with four NFL pass attempts, is likely to start at quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings with Randall Cunningham and Brad Johnson sidelined or limited. He faces the winless Cincinnati Bengals as the team weighs Cunningham’s knee recovery and Johnson’s thumb injury, while backup Todd Bouman waits.
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