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Illinois' next games could be resume builders
Associated Press writerThe NCAA Tournament is months away, but Illinois coach Bruce Weber says this week could mean a lot to the Illini's postseason ambitions. Illinois faces Clemson Tuesday night in Champaign and Georgia on Saturday in Chicago. Neither team is ranked,...Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, Multi-Sport Events
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Hilltoppers upset L'ville men; UConn women crush Sooners
Western Kentucky found a way to stop Samardo Samuels and No. 3 Louisville. Double-teaming Louisville's freshman big man at every turn, the Hilltoppers stunned the Cardinals 68-54 on Sunday in Nashville, Tenn., for their first victory over a top-three...Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, University of Connecticut Women's Basketball Program, Ken McDonald, Florida Gators, University of Connecticut
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HOMETOWN HEROES
marcus.henry@newsday.comFrom start to finish, it was a historic season for Cornell field hockey star Catie De Stio. In addition to helping lead the Big Red (11-6, 6-1 Ivy League) to a school record in overall wins and conference wins, De Stio, a sophomore, was named to the...Tags: Colleges and Universities, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Teaching and Learning, Field Hockey, Long Island
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Extending Three-Point Line Affects Every Possession
The Hartford CourantWhen the three-point line became a permanent part of college basketball, those who adapted quickly prospered. Bob Knight, who recognized the value of the three almost immediately, won his third national championship with an offense built around Steve...Tags: Howie Dickenman, University of Connecticut, Jim Calhoun, Tom Moore
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Sidelined Buck Meets With Doctors Friday
The Hartford CourantAmong those watching the No. 1 UConn women start the season with four victories is someone who expected to play a role in each of them. Freshman center Heather Buck, the two-time Connecticut high school player of the year from Stonington High, is out...Tags: University of Connecticut Women's Basketball Program, University of Connecticut, Toys, Geno Auriemma, Physical Exercise
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Old Spice field has NCAA Tournament flair
SENTINEL STAFF WRITERGonzaga Coach Mark Few called the field incredible. Siena Coach Fran McCaffery opted for amazing. And Tennessee Coach Bruce Pearl went with tremendous. The Old Spice Classic tips off today at Disney's Wide World of Sports and features a loaded field...Tags: ESPN, Disney's Wide World of Sports, National Basketball Association
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Old Spice Classic facts
•When: Today-Sunday •Where: Milk House and Disney's Wide World of Sports •Tickets: $15 per session or $90 for all six sessions available at Ticketmaster.com, by calling 407-839-3900 or at the Wide World of Sports box office. Parking is...Tags: ESPN, Disney's Wide World of Sports, Georgetown
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Former Virginia lacrosse player found dead
The Associated PressWill Barrow, a co-captain of Virginia's 2008 lacrosse team, was found dead Saturday in his off-campus apartment. Barrow's death was confirmed by the school's sports media relations office, which referred additional questions to the school's public... -
Hartford upsets No. 6 Duke in DePaul opener
From Sun news servicesLisa Etienne scored 15 points to help Hartford upset sloppy Duke, 53-51, in the first game of the DePaul Invitational in Chicago last night. Diana Delva had 12 and MaryLynne Schaefer added 10 for the Hawks (3-0), who beat a ranked team for the fourth...Tags: Natural Resources, Wetlands
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UM advances to national title game on penalty corner
From Sun staff reportsSophomore Katie O'Donnell scored on a penalty corner in the 89th minute, giving the top-seeded Maryland field hockey team a 2-1 double-overtime victory over Iowa in a national semifinal game yesterday. The victory earned the Terps a berth in their third...Tags: Iowa Hawkeyes, Maryland Terrapins, Ice Hockey
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Louisville rolls past Morehead State
The Associated PressSamardo Samuels' first shot in college basketball was blocked. His second was a brick. His third? A dunk, the first of what Louisville hopes is many during a season of high-expectations for the third-ranked Cardinals. Samuels scored 18 points and...Tags: Injuries, Florida A&M University, Philadelphia Eagles, Earl Clark
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Former lacrosse co-captain at Virginia found dead
Will Barrow, a co-captain of Virginia's 2008 lacrosse team, was found dead in his off-campus apartment. He died Saturday but the school's sports media relations office did not release a cause of death on Monday. Questions were referred to the...
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