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Bon Jovi, Toby Keith to play The Greenbrier Classic
This year's event won't just be about bringing the biggest stars in. The resort is also hoping to put the next big thing out.
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Hokies Wilson on the Brink of an NFL Dream
David Wilson has wanted to put on a pro football uniform as long as he can remember. He's now less than two months from getting that chance.
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SuperBowl online extras
In-game highlightsFour online-only camera anglesIn-game chat with Mike FlorioSideline tweets from Michelle Tafoya
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Amherst golfer Mast wins Senior Qualifying School final in Portugal
Amherst resident Dick Mast, formerly of Forest, carded a four-under-par round of 67 for the third time in four days to win this week’s European Senior Tour Qualifying School tournament finals in Portugal by seven strokes on Thursday. The 59-year-old had started the day with a three-stroke lead over Englishman Paul Wesselingh and extended that margin to seven shots with a clinical display at Pestana Golf Resort’s Vale da Pinta, finishing at 14-under-par 270.
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Vines and Wines: Super Bowl food and wine pairings
Super Bowl XLVI is just a week away, and the matchup of New England and New York could lead to a classic game.
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Cave Spring native heads to the Super Bowl
From the football field at Cave Spring High School, to the big leagues. Danny Aiken prepares to head to the Super Bowl with the New England Patriots.
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Radford professors help NFL refs stay fit
Kathleen and Jon Poole work with NFL referees on their diet and exercise routines.
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Legends remain undefeated at Armory, barely
Greensboro very nearly found a way to do what no other ABA men’s basketball team has done so far this season — beat the Legends in Lynchburg. But the Legends mustered enough energy from their home crowd at the Downtown Armory to hold off the hungry Cheetahs, 126-123, after Greensboro’s final 3-point attempt came up short off the front of the rim.
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NFL notes: League will look into hiring full-time officials
NFL notes: League will look into hiring full-time officials
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Wagner wins third title at Sony Open
Johnson Wagner (Virginia Tech) worked so hard in the offseason that he told friends he was going to win early in the year, and he hardly wasted any time.
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Redskins hold line on general admission tickets
The Redskins have sold out every game since 1966.
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Tebow rules in OT, too: Broncos 29, Steelers 23
Tim Tebow finally flexed his left arm and found one more fantastic finish up his sleeve.
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Redskins notes: Injury forces early exit by Orakpo
Injury forces early exit by Orakpo
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Redskins notes: Fletcher not surprised by snub
Fletcher not surprised by snub
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Instead of turning a corner, Redskins continue to go in circles
Mike Shanahan and Rex Grossman were elegant in their brevity.
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Redskins motivated by promise of brighter 2012 season
Santana Moss fastened the buttons on his red and green plaid shirt inside the MetLife Stadium visitor's locker room late Sunday afternoon and let the holiday spirit take over.
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Redskins notes: Allen mum on Redskins' performance
Allen mum on team's performance
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Redskins notes: Hall given rebuke by Shanahan
Hall given rebuke by Shanahan
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Helu's performance a bright spot for the Washington Redskins
The locker room of a team with a 4-9 record better be filled with more gloom than glory or it will be a locker room with many different faces the next season.
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Redskins Notebook: Fletcher frustrated by penalty
A personal foul against linebacker London Fletcher on Sunday left Washington Redskins' defenders questioning how, exactly, they're allowed to hit the quarterback.
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Despite improved offensive effort, Redskins fall to Patriots
Think back six weeks ago when the Washington Redskins' offense was so pitiful that its progress was measured in completions and first downs.
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Learning to win, not the officials is Redskins' biggest problem
When the Washington Redskins had finished another disappointing afternoon, they had several points to ponder.
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Redskins notes: Shanahan mum on starting LT
Shanahan mum on LT starter
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Ravens' Tyrod Taylor waits for his shot at playing time
Tyrod Taylor was a star at Virginia Tech before the Ravens selected him in the sixth round of the 2011 draft. He is now the backup to sturdy Joe Flacco.
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Kurt Busch loses his NASCAR ride with Penske Racing
Kurt Busch and Penske Racing have parted ways after yet another embarrassing incident for the 2004 NASCAR champion. Penske Racing says in a statement today it is evaluating its options for the No. 22 Dodge.
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