The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Sports: Sunday, September 28, 1997

• JAGUARS' BRUNELL MAJOR CONCERN FOR SKINS TODAY
• OUTDOORS TIP
• COMMISSION SEEKS COMPROMISE AGAIN FROM ANGLERS, GILL-NETTERS
• DANNY EDWARDS FINALLY GETS SECOND HALF VICTORY PHIL WARREN NEEDS TO FINISH 23RD OR BETTER NEXT WEEK TO CLINCH TITLE.
• MCCLOSKEY SAYS SHE PLANS TO STAY AT VA. TECH EVEN THOUGH PASSED OVER AS THE AD, SHE SAYS HOKIES MADE THE PROPER DECISION.
• HOKIES ROLL, BEAMER GETS RECORD 65TH VICTORY MAKES HIM TECH'S ALL-TIME WINNINGEST COACH, PASSING DOOLEY.
• SPARTANS FLEX NEWLY DISCOVERED MUSCLE
• PORCH MAKES AMENDS FOR FUMBLE, CARRIES THE TRIBE PAST BOSTON U HE RUSHES FOR 186 YARDS, 69 COMING IN THE FINAL 3 MINUTES.
• BLY GETTING LITTLE ACTION, A SIGN OF OPPONENTS' RESPECT U.VA. THREW ONLY THREE TIMES IN HIS DIRECTION. HE PICKED OFF ONE FOR A TD.
• TRACK, WEATHER MAY TEST PATIENCE OF MARTINSVILLE FIELD AS IF TIGHT TURNS AREN'T ENOUGH, TODAY'S FORECAST CALLS FOR HEAVY RAINS.
• NASCAR REPORT
• VIRGINIA'S FIRST DEER SEASONS GET UNDER WAY THIS WEEK
• ANGLER OF THE WEEK MIKE WHITTAKER, CHESAPEAKE
• ACC OFFICIAL CRITICAL FOLLOWING HEART ATTACK AT UNC-U.VA. GAME DEFIBRILLATING PADDLES WERE USED FOUR TIMES TO REVIVE 51-YEAR-OLD JAMES KNIGHT.
• UNC'S 45-POINT BLITZ BURIES U.VA.
• LOOKING FOR A QB CONTROVERSY? TRY BROOKS' PERFORMANCE