Championship Saturday Dec 5 high school football semifinals
No. 4 James Monroe faces No. 4 DuPont at Laidley Field Charleston while No. 3 Magnolia battles No. 2 Weir at Brooke in the state semis. Earlier rounds featured Edgeport over Ravenswood 28 19 and Mount View 14 14 with Monroe 42 18 over Richwood and Shady Spring 13 over Ritchie County 41 13.
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Nehlen lauds balanced WVU effort after BC win
West Virginia coach Don Nehlen says the defense and offense showed better balance in the 35-10 home victory over Boston College while criticizing erratic kicking. He praises Marc Bulger and receivers Saunders and Foreman and notes injury concerns for Scooter Davis, Corey McIntyre, and John Thornton.
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Clemson Gets OK to Talk with Beamer About Job
Clemson University received permission to speak with Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer about its vacant head coaching post. Tech Athletic Director Jim Weaver confirmed Clemson AD Bobby Robinson asked to talk to Beamer and granted the request with the condition that Clemson wait until Tech finishes its season. Beamer denied any intent to leave and stressed commitment to Virginia.
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South tops North in All-Star soccer doubleheader at Laidley Field
South teams excel in the North-South Senior All-Star Games at Charleston with a 7-2 boys win and a tight girls clash. Standouts include Gavin Ready leading the boys and Vanessa Reif scoring the North's lone goal as Woodrow Wilson and Oak Hill players highlighted the final high school matches. Players from Woodrow Wilson, Capital, Flying Eagle, and Greenbrier East praise depth and balance, noting 22 strong players vs 11 or 12 from the North.
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Wofford test challenges Marshall in late rally
Marshall University survived a scare from I-AA foe Wofford as Doug Chapman reached 1,000 rushing yards in his first three seasons and Chad Pennington set a career passing mark. Pennington threw for 322 yards as Marshall won 29-27 after leading 19-7 at halftime.
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