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USC men’s tennis has been a consistent force in the Pac-12 and NCAA Championships in the last three years, it has been 24 years since the Trojans clinched the Intercollegiate Tennis Association National Team Indoors Championship. No match · Senior...
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Georgetown’s Mikael Hopkins, left, Greg Whittington and Nate Lubick, right, look on from the bench during the second half of an NCAA basketball game against Seton Hall on Tuesday, in Newark, N.J. Unranked Seton Hall defeated ninth-ranked Georgetown 73-55.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Two programs with pretty high standards met Tuesday night in a game both needed, but for different reasons. The eighth-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes delivered what's become their typical response, having entered the game 4-0 in games...
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Sports Illustrated's college football issue, finished third and fourth in the Heisman Trophy voting, became an All-American and was a recipient of the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award as the NCAA's No. 1 quarterback and the Maxwell Award as the best...
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Big Ten title hopes alive with a well-earned road victory. Northwestern (16-11, 6-9), whose chances of getting to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history were dealt another blow, got 14 points from John Shurna, six below his Big...
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Breaking down Tuesday's biggest risers and decliners with Selection Sunday just 19 days away ... The Rams knocked off New Mexico at home, giving them a pair of strong wins in the Mountain West (San Diego State being the other). Unfortunately for Tim...
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Evanston, Ill. In Tuesday's game, Northwestern employed the zone and kept Michigan out of the post area. The shifting defense forced Michigan into a season-high 38 3-point attempts. "We need to get some ice on those arms on the way home," coach John...
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Tuesday's bubble teams went 3-6, including big wins by Seton Hall, Kansas St, and Colorado St. With 58 games on tap, here's what to watch for Wednesday as it relates to NCAA Tournament & NIT Bracketology: Coming off 3 straight losses, Minnesota needs a...
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Thomsas Gipson (42) chipped in 13 points off the bench for Kansas State against No. 3 Missouri. Here's a look at a few notable contests from an eventful Tuesday in college hoops: Kansas State 78, No. 3 Missouri 68: [RECAP | BOX] This was supposed to be...
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His best showing was in his debut game against Saint Joseph’s, scoring nine points including going 7-for-8 from the free throw line, in a 85-72 victory. Bumpus spent his freshman and sophomore seasons at Harcum (Pa.) College and earned National Junior...
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There was a time when eight conference wins would have gotten the Cavaliers (21-6, 8-5) in the NCAA field. None of their next three conference games — at home against North Carolina and Florida State, and Maryland on the road — is a gimme. But they’ve...
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Colgate last weekend. Tanner Powers and Jeremy Hutchens each earned their first career starts, while Dan Gutberlet led Vermont with a goal and an assist and classmate Andrew Buckanavage picked up his first career goal. Mac Hall and Makoa Kaleo also...
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BLACKSBURG, Va. Erick Green said the blame was his to shoulder.With the ball in his hands and Virginia Tech trailing No. 25 Virginia 61-59 and the final seconds ticking off the clock, he was supposed to try to win the game for the Hokies.Instead, he...
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PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh women's coach Agnus Berenato said there's never a good time to face Connecticut.And the worst time might be after the Huskies suffer a loss.The Panthers had to face a No. 4 UConn team that had just been stunned at home by St....
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Gordon scored 13 points and had six boards but really played nothing like he did last weekend, when he had a career-best 27 points and 20 boards in a 65-45 demolition of then-No. 11 UNLV on national TV that vaulted the Lobos back into rankings at No. 18.
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After not reaching the NCAA Tournament in 2011, Syracuse head coach Gary Gait wasn't entirely sure of what to expect entering the Orange's season opener against No. 8 Boston College. "I was hoping," the fifth-year head coach said of how his team would...
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Also ranks second in steals (54) and is tied for second in 3-point field goals made per game (2.5) and minutes played (33.5). Has been selected as the SSC Player of the Week three times this season. Gained national attention Dec. 20 when he hit 10...
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In just a few short weeks they'll be playing bracketology for real in an Indianapolis hotel for the NCAA Tournament. TVs everywhere, mountains of statistics to pore over and argue about. Rarely will any of those final discussions center around the...
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