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Clam chowder and boiled peanuts collide
The State | 8 hours ago
Tech Notebook
The Macon Telegraph | 8 hours ago
Georgia Tech quarterback Reggie Ball again participated in limited practice work Wednesday, no increase over his workload Tuesday, as he attempts to return from viral meningitis in time for the Yellow Jackets' ...2
Finally, Marcus is 'The man'
The Florida Times-Union | 10 hours ago
Michael Vick heard the question from five lockers away, proving he was blessed with good ears to go with his fast legs and strong left arm.2.7
College Football Package: BC going to backup plan
The State | 16 hours ago
The Hokies' miracle worker
Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Registration Required) | 16 hours ago
Come Saturday morning, once Dave Braine returns to Blacksburg, Va., the reunion of the old coffee klatch at Hardee's on Main Street will be in full sip.2.7
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September closes with top teams facing tough tests
The Globe and Mail | 18 hours ago
CHILDRESS, Fred William'
NRV Today | Yesterday
NRVToday Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Fred William "Billy" Childress, age 68, of Christiansburg, passed away Monday, September 19, 2005 in Radford.2.9
VMI win offers reasons for optimism
The Chronicle | Tuesday
Saturday night was different this week. Head Coach Ted Roof returned home a little less on edge - 'a stark contrast from his mood following Virginia Tech's thrashing of the Blue Devils Sept.
Stewart Mandel's Power Rankings: The Tide is back in
Sportsillustrated.cnn.com | Tuesday
Return of the Tide After a couple of ugly years, Shula, 'Bama are a force Posted: Tuesday September 20, 2005 11:13AM; Updated: Tuesday September 20, 2005 11:35AM This week, SI.com welcomes the Alabama Crimson ...2.7
N. Carolina St. 54, E. Kentucky 10
Lexington Herald-Leader | Sunday Sep 18
Toney Baker ran for two touchdowns and caught a scoring pass Saturday night as North Carolina State scored 31 points in the first quarter and defeated Eastern Kentucky 54-10. Baker ran for 85 yards on six ...4.3
N.C. State's new offense gives everyone a chance to touch the ball
News & Record | Saturday Sep 17
Here's the dirty little not-so-secret secret about receivers: You can never really make them happy.2.7
Roanoke, New River recast region as a center for new ideas
Virginia Business | Friday Sep 16
At VT KnowledgeWorks, a year-old business incubator in Blacksburg, the goal of some companies is not just to make a profit but to change the world.2.7
Hokies roll past Bobcats
WPMI Mobile | Thursday Sep 15
The Hokies also received a pair of rushing touchdowns from Cedric Humes, who finished with 75 yards on 15 carries.7.6
Hokies Ready to Play at Home
WSET Lynchburg | Wednesday Sep 14
The Hokies are home for the first time this Saturday after two ACC road wins. Lane Stadium west side construction is continues.2.7
Community relief efforts praiseworthy
Collegiate Times | Thursday Sep 8
Remember how exciting it was the day you got accepted to Virginia Tech? That day, you not only gained a new venue to further your education, you gained a home and a community.
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Yahoo (AFP) | Tuesday Sep 6
PITTSBURGH - The stars turned out, from Dan Marino to Mike Ditka and Tony Dorsett, and so did the fans who packed Heinz Field as if it were a Steelers game.1.3
Wolfpack Doesn't Have to Look Far For Blame in Loss
WTVD Durham | Tuesday Sep 6
Tisha Powell, Katina Rankin and Tim Nelson report live from the Gulf Coast -- only on Eyewitness News.2.7
Celebration held to increase awareness
Collegiate Times | Wednesday Sep 7
Last night marked the eighth annual Celebration of Diversity as presented by Multicultural Awareness Programs.1.3
Louisville Holds Off Kentucky
Hartford Courant | Monday Sep 5
Michael Bush rushed for 128 yards and two touchdowns, and defensive end Elvis Dumervil added a school-record six sacks as No.12 Louisville held off Kentucky 31-24 Sunday in Lexington, Ky.5.3
Caulley's back, with all the right moves
Connecticut Post | Friday Sep 2
EAST HARTFORD - The first carry, the one Terry Caulley had waited almost two years for, didn't amount to very much at all.2.7
Police crack down on fake ID use
Collegiate Times | Friday Sep 2
For some students, 21st birthdays doesnA't come fast enough. But ways around the legal drinking age could prove costly A- and not just in bar tabs.
ACC looking very strong defensively
Daily Progress | Thursday Sep 1
Cavaliers, Hokies to compete for annual trophy
Roanoke Times | Thursday Sep 1
Dutch police sent 17,000 text messages to the mobile phones of fans who attended a soccer match marred by rioting.2.7
Former Cherokee joins the Cincinatti Bengals
Bucks County Courier Times | Monday Aug 29
PHILADELPHIA - The bright orange color was pleasingly familiar but the tiger stripes - well, Doug Easlick can live with the stripes.2.7
Sales of Orange Effect shirts reach record numbers
Collegiate Times | Thursday Aug 25
The Student Government Association is having record sales in its Hokie Effect 2005 T-shirt program, selling more shirts during orientation and online than in previous years.
Blunt talk from a literary legend
Roanoke Times | Tuesday Aug 30
Perhaps a few squirmed in their seats. Well, what did they expect, plunking down $30 to hear one of the most outspoken voices of our time? Support for the war in Iraq? A testimonial for George Bush? Not from ...2.7
Cooke transfers to Colorado State
USA TODAY | Tuesday Aug 23
Former Iowa basketball star Pierre Pierce decided to plead guilty Monday while jury selection resumed at his trial in which he had been charged with assaulting an ex-girlfriend in January.2.7
Mitch Vingle
The Charleston Gazette | Aug 18, 2005
OH, THE burdens Predictor Boy carries from day to day. Bespectacled sports reporter by day.2
A Day in the Life: Behind the scenes with our Marching Virginians
Collegiate Times | Thursday Aug 25
ItA's a Saturday afternoon and while most Virginia Tech students are partaking in pre-gameday festivities, you are practicing.
Ten for Tuesday: Under-21 stars give NCAA preview
Sportsline.com | Aug 15, 2005
The United States didn't win a team medal or put a single player on the all-tournament team last week at the Under-21 World Championships.4
Nadal rises to No. 2 in men's world rankings
Seattle Times | Jul 24, 2005
Gwynn Park players commit
Washington Examiner | Jul 14, 2005
Examiner Staff Writer Two Gwynn Park football players have made college commitments.2.7
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Auburn makes No. 1 case
USA TODAY via KeepMedia.com | Jan 4, 2005
NEW ORLEANS -- Auburn made its final argument in a quest for a share of the national college football championship Monday night by defeating ninth-ranked ...
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