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No. 6 'Canes open tourney run in Coral Gables
CORAL GABLES — The Miami women's tennis team won its first ACC title on April 28. Now, the Hurricanes aim to make more history. UM, ranked No. 6 in the country, will open its run for its first national title when the NCAA regional begins Friday...Tags: College Basketball, Miami Hurricanes, Atlantic Coast Conference, College Sports, Basketball
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Teel Time: More than 40 percent of ACC football assistants will be new this season
At last check, ACC assistant football coaches are not subject to term limits, but as teams went through spring practice last month and this, the turnover among staff was striking. Barring additional changes, 40.5 percent of full-time ACC assistants,...
Tags: Frank Beamer, Boston College, Oregon Ducks, Atlantic Coast Conference, Al Groh
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A season of change: Spring football wraps up around the ACC
The Roanoke Times, Va.It's a time of new beginnings for some ACC football teams. Syracuse and Pittsburgh are preparing for their new conference. North Carolina State, Boston College and Syracuse have new head coaches. Florida State, N.C. State, Syracuse, Pitt, Georgia Tech...Tags: National Football League, Atlantic Coast Conference, San Francisco 49ers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Boston College Eagles
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FlipperBot mimics baby sea turtle's first dash -- all in the wrists
Consider the baby sea turtle: Just a few inches long, it emerges from its sandy nest and, using the moon as its compass, runs down the sandy beach away from its many predators and into the relative safety of the ocean surf. The faster these little...
Tags: Aquaculture, Science
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3 Central High students earn $250,000 scholarships
The Macon TelegraphKenya Andrews was at the dentist, fielding text messages from her school counselor and anxiously waiting to check her mailbox. It was the scariest moment of her life. "I've never seen a mailbox so scary," she said. Christine Okaro was waiting when the...Tags: Breast Cancer, Special Olympics, Brown University, Financial Aid, Teaching and Learning
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Will UGA still recruit Herschel Walker's nephew?
The Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionWill UGA still recruit Herschel Walker's nephew? That has been a popular topic among Bulldog fans this week after UGA picked up a commitment on Monday from Jeb Blazevich, who is the nation's No. 5-ranked tight end. Walker's nephew is Milan Richard,...Tags: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Football, Florida State University, Twitter, Inc., Awards and Prizes
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Recruiting Rewind: Torn between Clemson and Tennessee
The Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionIt was a tough decision for Ryan Jenkins. The wide receiver from Lassiter High School committed early to Clemson, where his older brother played football for the Tigers. Then he got a last-minute scholarship offer from Tennessee, where his father...Tags: Auburn Tigers, Tennessee Volunteers, South Carolina Gamecocks, Alabama Crimson Tide, Florida Gators
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Recruiting Rewind: Georgia Tech's one and only Shamire DeVine
The Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionGeorgia Tech's highest-ranked football signee for 2013 is also its most quotable. Shamire DeVine, a 6-foot-6, 350-pound offensive lineman from Tri-Cities High School, is known as much for his candid and witty perspective of things as he is for his...Tags: High Schools, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Colleges and Universities, Schools, Florida State University
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ACC deal glues members together
The Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionThe "Georgia Tech to the Big Ten" rumor has apparently breathed its last, at least until 2027. On Monday, ACC presidents completed a deal that would make such a move -- any member school leaving for any conference -- all but impossible with a "grant...Tags: Big Ten Conference, Atlantic Coast Conference, Virginia Cavaliers, Media Industry, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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FOOTBALL: Scott always working
Sun Journal, New Bern, N.C.Many high school football players take the spring and summer off to relax, hang out with friends or rest their bodies -- not Derrell Scott. The Havelock running back combines an indomitable work ethic with natural, God-given football abilities. This...Tags: Under Armour Inc., Football, Awards and Prizes, Virginia Tech
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Teel Time: More reaction to ACC's 'great strategic move' with grant of rights
Late Monday mornings are usually reserved for work. You know, jobs, parenthood, errands. But when David Glenn, publisher of the ACC Sports Journal, tweeted that the conference’s 15 current and future members had agreed to a media grant of rights,...Tags: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Atlantic Coast Conference, Media Industry, College Basketball, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Teel Time: 'Monumental' grant of rights agreement brings stability to ACC
ACC commissioner John Swofford was portrayed as a modern-day Nero at the fiddle. The conference’s presidents were mocked for their joint statement of solidarity. No matter what Swofford did or CEOs said, the ACC was on life support. The Big...
Tags: Satellite and Cable Service, Atlantic Coast Conference, Media Industry, Financial Aid, Southeastern Conference
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