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NCAA: GOING TO THE BIG DANCE: Transfer players come to the rescue for U.Va., Va. Tech

Two tall and talented transfers have helped vault both of Virginia’s Atlantic Coast Conference schools into the NCAA Big Dance.

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Washington NFL team likely looking to Heinicke in current pinch

The revolving door continues to spin in the Washington Football Team huddle.

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Black athletes top contenders for O’Brien Trophy

For the longest time, Black quarterbacks in major college football were a rarity. That’s no longer the case.

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Lou Brock, MLB’s former stolen base king, dies at 81

Lou Brock, among the greatest MLB leadoff hitters and known for stealing bases, died on Sunday, Sept. 6, 2020. He was 81 and living in St. Louis.

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MJBL players headed to Bahamas

Some local teenagers won’t have to wait until warm weather to play baseball. The Metropolitan Junior Baseball League is sending a team to Nassau, Bahamas, for games next week.

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VSU football snags 2 top quarterbacks

Virginia State University’s most recent recruiting class features two of the state’s premier quarterbacks. D’Vonte Waller from Highland Springs High School in Henrico County and Dinwiddie High School’s K’ymon Pope will be joining the VSU Trojans this fall.

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College football championship to be served Southern style

If you like your pigskin served with biscuits and gravy, with a side of grits, then this year’s College Football Playoff National Championship is for you. You might say this year’s grand finale is pretty as a peach, with the University of Georgia and the University of Alabama playing down in Atlanta.

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Is Bolt the greatest sprinter of all time?

There is ample reason to label Usain Bolt the greatest Olympic sprinter of all time. But is he? In support of American heroes, admirers of Jesse Owens and Carl Lewis may contest Bolt’s kingly status.

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NBA players netting big bucks

There are buckets of money to be made playing professional basketball, if you’re very, very good at it.

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A star is born: NBA draft expected to pick talent from U.S. and abroad

The NBA’s reward for a team having a miserable season is a high draft pick and hopes of a brighter future. Thus, the Phoenix Suns vault from having the worst standings to first in the 2018 draft of incoming talent.

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Maggie Walker’s Austin Wade stands out in two sports

It’s not so unusual for a high school athlete to play two sports. What is unusual is to be playing both sports at the same time. That’s the rare case with senior Austin Wade at the Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School.

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VCU ends season at tourney

In a proverbial sense, Virginia Commonwealth University’s basketball team scaled numerous mountains this season.

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Former Lady Panthers coach accused of abuse by Detroit Mercy players

Coach Ann Marie Gilbert, who took the Virginia Union University Lady Panthers to the NCAA Division II championship game in 2017 before leaving last April for the University of Detroit Mercy, has run into major problems.

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HU’s Davion Warren among the state’s Division I top scorers

If one can imagine basketball as a track relay, Jermaine Marrow has handed the baton to Davion Warren at Hampton University.

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VUU Panthers trip themselves with 3 interceptions, 12 penalties

Two games into its football season, Virginia Union University has no wins and lots of problems. Tormented by penalties and turnovers, the Panthers now face a road trip to play CIAA juggernaut Winston-Salem State University on Saturday, Sept. 17.

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For the record books: VUU drubs Lincoln 90-0 at homecoming

Looking back, Virginia Union University football has been on a historical roll. Gazing ahead, there are bumps in the road.

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VUU plays VSU at Barco-Stevens Hall Saturday

Virginia Union University men’s basketball isn’t for the faint of heart. Coach Jay Butler’s Panthers have b

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VCU’s Melvin Johnson mirroring former Rams star Calvin Duncan

Melvin Johnson grew up in New York, first signed a scholarship offer with a Florida program and then changed his mind and came to Virginia Commonwealth University. Sound familiar?

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As the '6th Man,'-Lou Willuams plays a key role for Clippers

Lou Williams is the star who doesn’t start.

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VCU takes on U.Va. Saturday at Siegel Center

Virginia Commonwealth University basketball has lost its national ranking.