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Can Notre Dame keep its independence?
Might not have choice Matt Murschel Orlando Sentinel Notre Dame takes a lot of pride in its independence from any conference affiliation in football, despite the changing college landscape. However, the barbarians at the gate might force the school to...Tags: Football, Big Ten Conference, Brian Kelly, Paul Doyle, Pacific-12 Conference
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Picture getting clearer
Ohio State can win despite itself. The Buckeyes are by no means a flashy team, but they do two things really well — run the ball and play defense. It's that formula that helped them hand Illinois its first loss. Texas still has a lot of work to do....Tags: Oklahoma State Cowboys, Colt McCoy, Football, Texas Longhorns, Kansas State Wildcats
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It's anyone's game now
Oklahoma's loss opens the door for just about everyone in the Big 12. Everyone expected the road to the conference title would go through Norman, but now that's not the case. Oklahoma State and Kansas State have the inside track, and Texas A&M and...Tags: Oklahoma State Cowboys, Football, Colt McCoy, Brian Kelly, Big Ten Conference
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Towson's Enders took a circuitous route in completing his pass pattern
Grant Enders always wanted to play for Towson. Coming out of Old Mill in Anne Arundel County, Enders was recruited by Gordy Combs and believes he would have started his college career with the Tigers had Combs not been fired after the 2008 season.
The...Tags: Football, Cam Newton, Colonial Athletic Association, Comcast Network (tv network), Students
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Report: Navy invited to Big East as football-only member
Despite its longest losing streak in nine years and the prospect of its first losing season in that span, the Navy football team is still an attractive commodity to the Big East. From all indications, it appears the feeling is mutual.
Though no formal...Tags: Football, Connecticut Huskies, Houston Cougars, Pittsburgh Panthers, South Florida Bulls
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The Sweet 16: Baltimore's best college basketball players
16. Dylon Cormier, Loyola Jimmy Patsos was ecstatic to keep Cormier home for college. The Greyhounds coach was not only getting a first-team Baltimore Sun All-Metro player in Cormier, but also a player that would later prove to be his top local...Tags: Mike Anderson, Georgetown Hoyas, Students, Los Angeles Lakers, Maryland Terrapins
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Local college hoops roundup: Loyola falls by 12 to Wake Forest
The Associated PressWake Forest 75, Loyola 63 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- C.J. Harris scored 20 points, Travis McKie added 19 and Wake Forest beat Loyola (Md.) 75-63 on Friday night in the season opener for both teams. The Deacons survived despite suffering through 22-of-46...Tags: Kevin Thompson, College Sports, Students, University of Maryland Baltimore County, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Brotherly advice for Morris twins
LAWRENCE, Kan. — One of the more telling moments from the Morris twins' three years at Kansas happened in March in the first half of an NCAA tournament game against Illinois. The game was tight, and neither team had found its footing. The ball...Tags: Phoenix Suns, NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, Skype, Real Estate, Kansas Jayhawks
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No doubt: the unlikely NFL career of Kelly Gregg
The Baltimore SunWhen Kelly Gregg and I stroll into the Owings Mills Red Robin on a recent muggy summer afternoon, I contemplate telling our waitress that she might want to alert the cooks, just in case they need backup. I've been dreaming of this moment for months,...Tags: Oklahoma State Cowboys, Football, Haloti Ngata, College Sports, Baltimore Ravens
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Bracket breakdown: NCAA sleepers, Cinderellas and more
The 2011 NCAA tournament officially tips off tonight with a pair of play-in games -- I'm still scratching my head at UAB and Clemson playing for a No. 12 seed -- but the bracket bonanza for most pools begins Thursday afternoon with the Round of 64. That...Tags: John Calipari, Kyle Singler, Texas Longhorns, NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, Jared Sullinger
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Turgeon hire gets high marks from national analysts
By all accounts, Mark Turgeon is a skilled recruiter, a demanding coach and a valued leader. Four NCAA tournament appearances in four years at Texas A&M — football country — endorse that profile of Maryland's new basketball coach.
But can...Tags: Football, National Collegiate Athletic Association, College Sports, Maryland Terrapins, NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament
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Maryland hires Texas A&M coach Mark Turgeon
Maryland on Monday night hired Texas A&M coach Mark Turgeon -- a Larry Brown disciple at Kansas who has been likened to Gary Williams -- to replace Williams as men's basketball coach.
Turgeon, 46, was hired after being interviewed by athletic director...Tags: NBA Draft, College Sports, Contracts, NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, Maryland Terrapins
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