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1230 WBVP, 99.3 FM, 1460 WMBA and beavercountyradio.com’s   Bruce Fry has the call from the campus of St. Vincent.

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Geneva had gotten out to a 19 to nothing lead then watched the  Wooster Scotts score 23 straight points and take the lead and Geneva would trail the rest of the ball game. With about 6 mins left in the fourth Geneva made it very exciting again with a long drive deep into Scotts territory, and made a great run when the whole stadium thought it would be a pass and got the ball down to the 13 yard line on a fourth and long., but it just wasn’t to be and the Tornados turned it over on downs and had little chance after that . It was a very good game played by both teams  final score Wooster Scotts 33 Geneva Tornados 25.

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Pittsburgh West Virginia did not miss a step, the backyard brawl was everything you could want to see. Pitt won the toss and elected to kick off West Virginia Marched down the field but stalled out. Pitt then got the ball and were able to complete a few passes but the drive also stalled. So the teams battled back and fourth and went into the locker room tied 10-10. The second half both teams were able to move the ball up and down the field and they did not stop until a sliding caught was under review  for what seemed to be hours but it proved to be a drop by WVU at Pitts  one yard line with 22 ticks on the clock final score 38 – 31

FILE – Pittsburgh’s Steve Malinchak (7) and teammates celebrate their 13-9 upset win over No. 2 West Virginia in an NCAA college football game Dec. 1, 2007, in Morgantown, W.Va. The rivalry between the longtime rivals will be renewed following an 11-year hiatus on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2022, when the 17th-ranked Panthers host the Mountaineers. (AP Photo/Jeff Gentner, File)

(Pittsburgh. Pa.) The Backyard Brawl is ‘where the beast lives’ for Pitt, WVU
Tune into Beaver County Radio at tonight as  Pitt will host the West Virginia Mountaineers to renew one of college football’s oldest rivalries “The Backyard Brawl”. The series dates back to 1895 but went on a break in 2012 after both schools left the Big East for other conferences. Alumni on both sides have tried to impart the importance of the rivalry to a current crop of players that have no personal history against each other. Pitt linebacker SirVocea Dennis says getting up for the game shouldn’t be hard. Dennis said once he pulls on his Panther jersey, “whoever they say we don’t like, we don’t like.”

The pre-game starts at 5 PM and the game kicks-off at 7 PM on Beaver County Radio.