West Virginia University News
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David Garrard told NFL.com that a knee injury is forcing him to “call it quits” two months after signing with the New York Jets, the latest twist in the team’s uncertain quarterback situation.
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Geno Smith has no assurance of a starting job and is one of five quarterbacks on the New York Jets’ roster. Still, he’s favored by oddsmakers to win the 2013 National Football League offensive rookie of the year award.
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The New York Jets released Tim Tebow, ending a failed one-season experiment with the fan- favorite quarterback who was never given a shot to lead the team.
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Geno Smith was taken by the New York Jets with the 39th overall choice in the National Football League draft, joining a team that has five other quarterbacks on its roster.
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Offensive tackles were the top two picks in the National Football League draft for the second time in the Super Bowl era, the New York Jets picked up a potential replacement for Darrelle Revis and no running backs were taken in the opening round for the first time since 1963.
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A few weeks ago, a Democratic Colorado state representative, Joe Salazar, worked his way into trouble during a debate over gun laws. The specific issue is one that has preoccupied Colorado for some time: Should people with permits to carry concealed firearms be allowed to bring guns into university buildings?
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West Virginia University says it has found a profitable way to curb excessive drinking at home football games: sell beer at concession stands.
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New York Giants Super Bowl-winning quarterback Jeff Hostetler is returning to the football field as a high school coach.
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Abbott Laboratories, a U.S. health- care company, sued the German drug maker Boehringer AG’s Roxane Laboratories Inc. and accused it of infringing three patents for the HIV drug Norvir.
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West Virginia University defeated Clemson University 84-76 in the first of today’s 16 games in the National Collegiate Athletic Association basketball tournament.
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