CLARKSBURG —
East Fairmont had its opportunities against Robert C. Byrd Friday night.
But the Bees couldn’t sustain their drives or slow down the Flying Eagles’ two-headed rushing attack led by Ben D’Annunzio and Tre Cox as they fell on the road, 34-6.
Robert C. Byrd took the opening kickoff, but the Bees forced the Eagles to punt.
East then had its drive stall because of a holding penalty, before attempting a fake punt on fourth-and-4 from its own 24 yard line. It would be the first of two fake punts the Bees would attempt in the game; both were wide open but the pass was incomplete.
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October 6, 2012
Bees can’t slow RCB attack in loss
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Seven named to WVU Sports HOF
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WVU rallies from five down in walk-off win
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HERTZEL COLUMN: Woodeshick stunned on few occasions
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COLUMN: Pirates on brink of breaking the losing streak
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Alvarez backs Locke as Bucs beat Brewers
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Fairmont Senior outlasts Oak Glen for regional title
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FURFARI COLUMN: Chuck Howley greatest all-around WVU athlete
Chuck Howley’s greatest fame came in football at West Virginia University and then with the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys.
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Musgrave, errors push WVU past TCU
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Penguins rip Ottawa, move to conference finals
Eight playoff wins down, eight to go for Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins.
James Neal had a hat trick and the Penguins finished off the lifeless Ottawa Senators 6-2 on Friday night in Game 5 of the Eastern conference semifinals to take the best-of-seven series 4-1. - More Sports Headlines
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Seven named to WVU Sports HOF
