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| Michigan welcomes Beilein1:00 am EDT |
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan desperately wanted to hire John Beilein and was willing to make him the highest-paid basketball coach in school history.
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| Huggins rumors fly as WVU looks for coach1:00 am EDT |
A basketball coach’s departure always brings out the unknown and there’s plenty of it at West Virginia with John Beilein’s move to Michigan, starting with the list of possible replacements.
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| Rodriguez riled as spring drills near end1:00 am EDT |
MORGANTOWN — At about the midpoint of his post-practice session with the media Wednesday afternoon, West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez began to tire of hearing his offensive linemen in the background going through an extra session.
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| Huggins mum on WVU scuttlebutt1:00 am EDT |
MORGANTOWN — Forget about all of the rumors and the speculation and the buzz on Internet message boards. Ditto the radio talk shows from West Virginia to Kansas.
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| What’s next for WVU? |
Lots of questions surround Beilein’s departure to Michigan
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MORGANTOWN — John Beilein’s official announcement of his departure from West Virginia Tuesday raises far more questions than it answers.
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| Injury puts Herd punters in spotlight1:00 am EDT |
HUNTINGTON — The swirling winds at Joan C. Edwards Stadium may have foretold of strange events at Marshall’s special-teams scrimmage Wednesday afternoon.
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| MU’s inside men |
Wilson, El-Amin adjusting to move from defensive end to tackle
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HUNTINGTON — When Ryland Wilson came to Marshall a year ago, he went through much the same shock as any mid-year junior-college signee, getting used to the pace of practice and the speed of major-college football.
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| Heartfelt ‘so long’ to Beilein1:00 am EDT |
THE BROKEN rubber band remains a bookmark to this day.
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| Dave Hickman |
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| Homegrown coach isn’t the answer |
MORGANTOWN — John Beilein’s vanishing act seems to have rekindled a groundswell of support among West Virginia fans for something that simply makes little sense to me.
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| Prep Sports |
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| Patterson named state Gatorade player of year1:00 am EDT |
Huntington’s Patrick Patterson was selected the Gatorade state boys high school basketball player of the year for the second straight year Wednesday.
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| Prep sports roundup1:00 am EDT |
Canterbury leads SC past Capital 12-2
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Nick Canterbury allowed one earned run and scattered six hits in his first start of the season as host South Charleston downed Capital 12-2 in a six-inning, mercy-rule win in high school baseball Wednesday.
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| Scoreboard: Prep baseball, softball1:00 am EDT |
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Hurricane 8-0 after 10-3 win over East Chester
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Justin Henry went 3-for-3 with a homer and three RBIs as host Hurricane defeated East Chester (N.Y.) 10-3 Tuesday in high school baseball.
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| Scoreboard: Prep baseball boxes |
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| Scoreboard: Prep softball boxes |
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| Mallory’s homer lifts St. Albans to win |
St. Albans didn’t waste too much time feeling sorry for itself. Tommy Mallory made sure of that.
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| Other Sports |
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| Roundup1:00 am EDT |
Bartrum to receive alumni honor from Marshall
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Former Marshall University football standout Mike Bartrum will receive the school’s distinguished alumni award at the 70th annual Alumni Awards Banquet on April 21 in Huntington.
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| Park puts squeeze on Power pitcher1:00 am EDT |
On Monday, after arriving in Charleston from spring training, West Virginia Power left-hander Brae Wright made a quick visit to Appalachian Power Park, where he and his teammates will spend the summer.
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| Power wins exhibition over Tech |
Michael Brantley smacked a home run and drove in five runs to lead the West Virginia Power to a 12-1 exhibition victory over West Virginia University Tech Tuesday night at Appalachian Power Park.
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| Roundup: Smith/LeRose track invitational set Thursday at Laidley |
The Stan Smith/Sam LeRose Invitational high school track meet will take place Thursday at Laidley Field.
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| Second go-round for some |
Logjam in system keeps Brantley, Ryan with Charleston Power
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| Down here in Class A baseball, a subtle, never-wavering goal lingers in the minds of all players. |
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