The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Sunday, November 13, 1994

• AN INDUSTRY IS WATCHING FLORIDA AND ITS NET BAN
• IMITATIONS ABOUND, BUT DON'T BE FOOLED: ACC HOOPS ARE STILL BEST
• NSU HAS FUN WITH KY. STATE SPARTANS CELEBRATE TURNAROUND SEASON WITH A 60-7 VICTORY OVER THOROBREDS.
• MIAMI'S BIG ``D'' LATELY IS DEFENSE, NOT DON OR DAN
• AGENT: HEAD-RINGING HITS SHOULD GET NFL THINKING
• ROE'S GAME PLENTY GOOD TO BREAK CIAA RECORDS
• VA. STATE PULLS OFF 38-35 FISH BOWL WIN
• MUSGRAVE, CARTER THE FASTEST THE 2ND TIME AROUND
• INTO THE SUNSET . . . AND INTO THE SPOTLIGHT
• AFTER SLOW START, CAVS TOP TERPS U.VA. SHUT DOWN THE RED-HOT MARYLAND OFFENSE EN ROUTE TO A 46-21 BLOWOUT WIN.
• U.VA. HOPES WIN WILL END TALK OF LATE-SEASON SLUMP
• BLOWOUT LOSS DOESN'T DIMINISH PERFORMANCE OF MVP HASKINS
• CITADEL'S BIG PLAYS CRUSH VMI IN OYSTER BOWL, 58-14
• BAD PENALTY IGNITES BEAMER'S FUSE
• HOKIES ALMOST LET IT SLIP AWAY RUTGERS STORMS BACK, TURNS A BLOWOUT INTO A SHOOTOUT.
• LATE RUN GIVES N. RIVER BAY RIVERS TOURNEY TITLE
• KANNARKAT CAPTURES STATE TENNIS TITLE
• NSU TOPS LATVIAN TEAM IN EXHIBITION
• ODU, IOWA RENEW FIELD HOCKEY FEUD IN NCAA TOURNEY
• LIGHTS, CAMERAS, ROUT: ADMIRALS FALL ``THEY'VE QUIT ON US,'' BROPHY SAYS AFTER 6-2 LOSS ON REGIONAL CABLE TV.
• WILDCATS BOYS 3RD IN STATE CROSS COUNTRY