Handley Frustrated by 28 Turnovers in 66 55 Loss
Loudoun County used a two-two-one press to rattle Handley into 28 turnovers and carried the pace with steals and fast-breaks. Oliver and Young led Loudoun County with 16 points each, while Handley’s McCarty and Stickley each added 12 as Handley dropped to 5-4 in the district, 6-5 overall.
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Cardinals Trade Dobler and Harris to Saints
St Louis ships Ike Harris and Conrad Dobler to New Orleans in exchange for defensive end Bob Pillard and guard Terry Stieve. Dobler, famed as a rough NFL figure, expresses happiness with the move, while Harris says he is glad to join the Saints.
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Cavaliers Face Terps as ACC Standings Heat Up
No. 11 Virginia hosts Maryland as Duke clings to the chase for second place behind North Carolina. In-state battles feature William and Mary hosting VCU, Virginia Tech facing Arkansas-Little Rock, and James Madison rallying past Catholic U. Old Dominion cruised over East Carolina 112-81 with Wright and Valentine leading the Monarchs.
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Jefferson Blasts Wood into 8th Loss
Jefferson High School defeated James Wood 76 to 47 as the Cougars dominated with a 30 percent shooting night and 45-25 rebounding edge. Ricky Bush led Wood with 17 points, while Kevin Roman and Jeff Reynolds each had 15 for Jefferson.
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Former Redskin Coach Turns Down Confirmation for Rams Job
Los Angeles Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom was expected to hire George Allen as head coachs, with Allen arriving in Los Angeles amid reports he would replace Chuck Knox. Allen refused to confirm, saying talks with Rosenbloom continued and no other teams were discussed.
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