Mountaineers Keep Winning, Easing Load for Their State
By IRA BERKOW
Riding a ranking of ninth in the nation, the West Virginia basketball team arrived at Madison Square Garden yesterday to play St. John's in a Big East tussle, though the minds of the Mountaineers could not be far from the tragedies that had recently rocked their state.

It was a little more than a week ago when West Virginia

They kind of left out part of the story about the state of West Virginia.

What part is that 3601?

Tigeer Wrote:What part is that 3601?

Nevermind. The first time I glanced at the article I missed the part about the moment of silence before the Marshall game.

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Tigers2B1 Wrote:Let's see -- DeAngelo is barely 5'6", finished THIRD in the nation in rushing, and broke his ankle in his 2nd year at Memphis. CLEARLY, this guys knows his DeAngelo. In fact, I'd be really surprised if after reading this guy's article (which I'm certain the pro scouts do at every opportunity) that these scouts don't change their collective mind on DeAngelo.

I think you posted this on the wrong thread.

3601 Wrote:

Tigers2B1 Wrote:Let's see -- DeAngelo is barely 5'6", finished THIRD in the nation in rushing, and broke his ankle in his 2nd year at Memphis. CLEARLY, this guys knows his DeAngelo. In fact, I'd be really surprised if after reading this guy's article (which I'm certain the pro scouts do at every opportunity) that these scouts don't change their collective mind on DeAngelo.

I think you posted this on the wrong thread.

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