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Thursday, October 05, 2006

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Sports
Thursday October 05, 2006
Herd tennis player advances in ITA All-American
Thursday October 05, 2006
Former DuPont, Marshall star stirring it up in Oakland
Thursday October 05, 2006
High school soccer notebook: By J.T. Simms
Thursday October 05, 2006
High school state golf tournament notebook: By Rich Stevens
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Thursday October 05, 2006
By Jack Bogaczyk
Thursday October 05, 2006
Marshall-UCF notebook: By Chuck Landon
Thursday October 05, 2006
WVU football: By Jacob Messer
Thursday October 05, 2006
Jack Bogaczyk column
Thursday October 05, 2006
Herd loses to Central Florida: By Chuck Landon
Thursday October 05, 2006
WVU football: By Jacob Messer
Thursday October 05, 2006
Sports
Emotions run high as actor walks Herd into showdown
HUNTINGTON — As Hollywood heartthrob Matthew McConaughey led the Marshall football team on its pregame walk into Joan C. Edwards Stadium for the second time, he noticed a different Thundering Herd team.
Matthew McConaughey

Photo by AP Photo


UC women cruise to 10-0 victory
Britney Hernandez scored three goals to pace the University of Charleston to a 10-0 victory against Ohio Valley in a West Virginia Conference women’s soccer game at Triana Field in Charleston.

The golf ball can take funny bounces and it certainly took a few against Charleston Catholic at the state high school golf tournament Wednesday in Wheeling.

Time for Junior to return to winning ways at Talladega
THERE WAS A TIME when Dale Earnhardt Jr. was the driver to beat at Talladega Superspeedway. Maybe he still is.

Pressure didn’t bother Herd kicker
HUNTINGTON — Anthony Binswanger really doesn’t get rattled.

Marshall turns the ‘force’ against it
HUNTINGTON — There was something in the air at Joan C. Edwards Stadium Wednesday night.

Late field-goal drive wins it for UCF
HUNTINGTON — With a Hollywood presence on the sidelines Wednesday night, Marshall was on the verge of the happy ending.

Youthful GW making strides
George Washington’s youngsters are starting to make an impact. The No. 15 Patriots (8-4-5), who advanced to last year’s state tournament semifinals, have freshmen manning key positions on offense and defense.

West Virginia State was defeated by the University of Charleston 42-29 Saturday, but it was the first time the Yellow Jackets put up at least 20 points since a 49-20 loss to Glenville State last October.



MORGANTOWN — A couple of months ago, it seemed that when it came time for West Virginia to visit Mississippi State, one of the Mountaineers’ chief problems would be finding a way to contain wide receiver Omarr Conner.

West Virginia University’s football game at Mississippi State at 2:30 p.m. Saturday will be offered on several West Virginia cable systems on a pay-per-view basis for $29.95 for all residential customers.

Fairmont wins WVC golf event
Fairmont State fired a school-record final round of 10-under par 278 to win the West Virginia Conference Central men’s golf tournament at Cannan Valley Resort.

Stark numbers for team from Starkville
MORGANTOWN — In four games this season West Virginia has scored a total of 108 points, or 27 per game.

HUNTINGTON — It wasn’t how Bernard Morris envisioned his return to his hometown.

WVU-Miss. State will be aired on pay-per-view
There will, indeed, be a live television broadcast of Saturday’s West Virginia University football game at Mississippi State.

Parkersburg, Scott climb to the top of prep football ratings
PARKERSBURG — Parkersburg and Scott took over the No. 1 spots in Class AAA and AA, respectively, in the Secondary School Activities Commission’s weekly state computer ratings Tuesday.

Nitro boys top Spring Valley 4-2
Jamey Kerns scored two goals and Matt Marshall and Garrett Coleman added one apiece as Nitro defeated Spring Valley 4-2 in boys soccer Tuesday.

Charleston Catholic ahead by five shots
Charleston Catholic coach Bill Gillispie and his Irish squad continued their hot season Tuesday, leading the Class A field after round one of the West Virginia high school golf tournament at Oglebay Park in Wheeling.





MORGANTOWN — For the second time in as many games, one of West Virginia’s biggest obstacles to overcome may be Southern heat.

MORGANTOWN — West Virginia wide receiver Jeremy Bruce has been suspended indefinitely after a drunken driving arrest.



At first glance, Central Florida appears to be the elixir for Marshall’s passing game, which sputtered at times during a rugged September schedule.

MORGANTOWN — Through West Virginia’s first four games of the season, Pat McAfee has been largely incidental to the Mountaineers’ success. That happens when you’re a kicker and your team is winning its games by an average of 30 points.

Kruk has key role in postseason
Baseball’s postseason begins today and you can expect to see plenty of John Kruk throughout the month.



MORGANTOWN — If there is anything Mississippi State has managed to do well this season — and during a 1-4 start there hasn’t been much — it is stopping the run. How convenient, then, that as the Bulldogs try to salvage something out of what is quickly becoming a disastrous campaign they now draw a team that plays to that strength.
Marshall Sports
Thursday, October 5, 2006



UCF's late field goal sinks Herd, 23-22
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HUNTINGTON — No amount of Hollywood magic could save Marshall University from a last-minute win for Central Florida Wednesday night. Check here for lots of photos, video and coverage. Details

Hollywood can't bail out Marshall this time
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Here's a strong message to the Marshall football team -- You can't count on Hollywood to bail you out each time you have a game at Joan C. Edwards Stadium. At some point, you guys are going to have to stand on your own. Details

Walk creates electric atmosphere

HUNTINGTON -- Marshall University has established quite a football tradition with its pregame ceremonial walk to Joan C. Edwards Stadium. Details

High School Sports
Thursday, October 5, 2006


Patriots claim AAA state title
WHEELING -- Parkersburg South took the Class AAA team championship and Ben Palmer for for the Patriots was the medalist in Wednesday's conclusion of the state high school golf tournament. Details

High school volleyball
Leading scorers: (RH) Shelly Harper 13, Kelsey Hardy 11; (F) Christin Capper 11. Details

Edwards, Evans leading the way
HUNTINGTON -- B.J. Evans from Tolsia and Christian Edwards from Cabell Midland are Tri-State leaders in rushing based on high school football game statistics reported to The Herald-Dispatch. Details

Abcouwer scores pair to lead Charleston Catholic
CHARLESTON -- Kim Abcouwer scored a pair of goals Wednesday for Charleston Catholic in a 4-1 girls soccer victory against Point Pleasant. Details

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