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Trump on Harris Doom & Hate Campaign

With one week left till Election Day, former President Donald Trump is firing back at Vice President Kamala Harris and her team for spreading "a campaign of destruction and absolute hate."

"Very simply, Kamala Harris is the worst Vice President in history...Her message to Americans is all division and hate," Trump captioned in a video on his social media platform, Truth Social.

"My message is about saving our economy, securing our border, and bringing together the greatest and broadest coalition in American history," Trump continued.

"She’s running on a campaign of demoralization, and really a campaign of destruction. But really, perhaps more than anything else, it’s a campaign of hate. A campaign of absolute hate," Trump said. "I said yesterday that she’s a vessel. She is a vessel. It’s a very big powerful party with smart people … but they’re vicious, and they’re perhaps even trying to destroy our country."

"After two assassination attempts in just over three months, her lies and her slanders are very shameful and really inexcusable," Trump described, referring to the attempts on his life.
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No. 4 WVU Women’s Cross Country - Excellent Season

The women’s XC team deserves a nod for their season thus far. Ranked fourth in the nation, WVU finished very well (4th of 33 teams) at the Wisconsin Pre-Nationals, defeating three other top 10 teams and another two in the top 15.

They won the Louisville Classic (1st of 27 teams) and finished second of 16 at Carnegie Mellon earlier this year.


West Virginia also finished second at the Big 12 championships this weekend behind No. 1 BYU. Brigham Young is a machine, in both men’s and women’s, and won at Wisconsin as well.

West Virginia is setup quite well for the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Qualifier on Nov. 15.



WVU Release WVU Women's Soccer - Mountaineers Drop Heartbreaker in Big 12 Quarterfinals

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Nov. 2, 2024) – The No. 3-seed West Virginia University women’s soccer team dropped a heartbreaking, double-overtime match in the quarterfinals of the 2024 Sprouts Farmers Market Big 12 Championship, falling 1-0 to No. 6-seed Kansas inside CPKC Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, on Saturday night.

In pouring rain conditions that persisted throughout the match, the Mountaineers (12-5-2, 8-2-1 Big 12) and Jayhawks endured a defensive battle that lasted the full 90 minutes. After the full time whistle, the match was scoreless and went into the first overtime period of the season and the Big 12 Tournament so far this year. Neither team managed to find the back of the net in the first, so it went into a second overtime period.

Unfortunately for West Virginia, it was Kansas who would find the golden goal in the 101st minute. The Jayhawk offense broke through WVU’s back line and slotted a ball past redshirt sophomore keeper Mackenzie Smith for the game-ending score.

In the final box score, Kansas outshot West Virginia, 15-6, including 9-3 in shots on goal. KU also earned six corner kicks, compared to just three for WVU. Smith tallied eight saves in the loss, marking a new single-match career high for the Apex, North Carolina, native.

With the loss, the Mountaineers fall to 10-4-2 all-time against the Jayhawks, as well as 1-2 in neutral-site meetings. Additionally, WVU is now 17-5-3 in the Big 12 Championship all time, while it is the squad’s first loss in an overtime match in the league tournament. West Virginia’s all-time overtime record at the Big 12 Championship is now 2-1-3.

The Mountaineers will now await to learn their fate in the 2024 NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Tournament. The NCAA Selection Show is set for Monday, Nov. 11, at 4 p.m. ET, while the First Round will commence Nov. 15-17. West Virginia is looking to make its 23rd appearance in the national tournament.

For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUWomensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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