WVU Hosts Maryland In Week Two At Mountaineer Field
West Virginia aims for a 1 30 p m kickoff at Mountaineer Field hosting Maryland after a 57 11 win over Cincinnati. Coach Jim Carlen notes Maryland’s new coach Roy Lester and a strong rushing attack led by Dennis O Hara Al Thomas Tom Miller and Paul Fitzpatrick. Carlen emphasizes improving defense and penalties as starting lineup remains unchanged besides two swing spots.
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College football picks and matchups listed this week
A dense listing of college football games across conferences. Teams like Maryland West Virginia Penn State Navy Clemson Virginia Howard Cheyney State Army New Mexico Xavier Buffalo Colgate Rutgers Lafayette Citadel Iowa State Washington Illinois Maryland Tennessee Oklahoma Michigan State Northwestern Notre Dame Georgia Tech Purdue Texas A&M LSU Miami Oklahoma State Virginia Tech Missouri Nebraska and others appear in a mixed schedule including night games and regional clashes.
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Randolph-Macon Academy RMA Opens Season With Sidwell Friends
The 40 man RMA grid squad under head coach Lyle McFall prepares for a season opener against Sidwell Friends School in Washington DC. Lead quarterback Rick Royals directs a backfield featuring Chet Spielman and Padgett Severin, with Spielman returning from James Wood prominence and Severin aided by his brother Paul.
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Amared Biggs
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Bridgewater Faces Quarterback Dilemma Ahead of Season
Bridgewater's 1969 football prep opens with a key question who will start at quarterback after Joe Powell's departure. Alan Tibbs is a leading candidate with three freshmen plus Virginians Orr Williams and Showalter challenging for the spot. The Eagles seek a strong line and returning defenders to match last year's success as they prepare for games versus West Virginia Tech and a slate of Virginia schools.
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Friday and Saturday High School and College Sports Schedule
Friday features numerous high school football games across Virginia with 8 p.m. kickoffs including Fauquier at James Wood Clarke County at Charles Town and others. Saturday includes cross country and college football with several 2 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. starts among multiple institutions.
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Durocher Sees Cubs Back Next Year On Real Hope
Chicago manager Leo Durocher pledges return next season despite a late fade from the pennant chase. Owner Phil Wrigley voiced strong support, noting Durocher has done a tremendous job and will be back. Fergy Jenkins earned his 20th victory, his third straight 20-win season tying a Cubs record.
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