The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, November 3, 1996

• ADMIRALS' RALLY FALLS A GOAL SHY RICHMOND TAKES 4-0 LEAD, FENDS OFF FLURRY OF FISTS AND GOALS.
• NEW OFFENSE DEBUTS IN ODU SCRIMMAGE
• IVERSON FINISHES 2ND BEST THE 76ERS ROOKIE TOOK A BACK SEAT TO BULLS' JORDAN IN LOPSIDED LOSS
• DECISION ON STRIPER SEASONS IS DELAYED WHILE TRANSFERABLE QUOTAS ARE STUDIED
• [BRIEFS]
• HOKIES KNOW IT'S NOW TIME TO START PLAYING BIG BOYS
• U.VA., VA. TECH WIN EASILY CAVALIERS TOO MUCH FOR ``DULL'' DUKE TO HANDLE
• LONGWOOD STARS NOT QUESTIONING ROOTS
• PUCKHEADS ASIDE, DO WE REALLY WANT THE NHL?
• A BOOT THAT BOUNCED BACK LIFTS TRIBE TO OT VICTORY THE WINNING FIELD GOAL CLEARED THE CROSSBAR - THEN RICOCHETED OFF THE SUPPORT POST.
• LATE TOUCHDOWN GIVES LIBERTY 34-30 VICTORY OVER HAMPTON U. NOBLES' 4-YARD RUN WITH 1:12 TO PLAY SETTLES SEE-SAW BATTLE.
• CORRECTION
• [BRIEFS]
• HOWARD PULLS AWAY FROM NSU SPARTANS' HALFTIME LEAD DISINTEGRATES UNDER BISON QB TED WHITE'S 4 TD PASSES.
• WALSINGHAM TAKES TCIS TITLE TROJAN GIRLS WON THEIR 24TH IN A ROW
• COX BEATS FIRST COLONIAL FOR BEACH DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL TITLE
• REDSKINS WILL FIND OUT HOW GOOD THEY ARE AGAINST BILLS
• BUFFALO BRUCE AT 33, NORFOLK NATIVE BRUCE SMITH, PERHAPS THE GREATEST TEAM-SPORT ATHLETE EVER FROM SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS, HAS GRAY IN HIS MOUSTACHE BUT NONE IN HIS GAME.