Stephen Curry had 38 points and 10 assists, and the Golden State Warriors won their 59th game, 107-84 over the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday night.

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Warriors rout Griz, tie franchise wins mark

After five years at the helm of the Green Bay men's basketball program head coach Brian Wardle is heading to Bradley. The Phoenix are coming off one of their best season's in school history, and fell just short of reaching the NCAA tournament after losing to Valparaiso in the Horizon League championship game.

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Green Bay's Wardle Hired By Bradley

BYU men’s tennis was handed its first West Coast Conference loss of the season Friday at Loyola Marymount, losing 4-3.

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BYU tennis: Cougars handed first West Coast Conference loss

The Brooklyn Nets played with the intensity of a team fighting for its postseason future, and the Cleveland Cavaliers couldn't match it.

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Nets snap Cavaliers' 4-game win streak with 106-98 victory

Montrezl Harrell is not ready for the end of his college career at Louisville just yet.

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Louisville beats NC State 75-65; on to Elite 8

The Gonzaga Bulldogs rolled over the cold-shooting UCLA Bruins in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament.

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Gonzaga cruises past UCLA, makes first Elite Eight since 1999

Bradley has hired Green Bay's Brian Wardle as its new coach, the school announced Friday.

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Wardle to coach Bradley, leaving Green Bay

Gonzaga Bulldogs head coach Mark Few during first half of the NCAA South Regional semifinal game against the UCLA Bruins at NRG Stadium Friday, March 27, 2015, in Houston.

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No. 2 Gonzaga punches ticket to Elite Eight after knocking off No. 11 UCLA

NEWARK, N.Y. – The Newark Pilots continue to build their roster for the 2015 Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League (PGCBL) season with the addition of two Division I infielders from the Constitution State.

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Newark Pilots Sign Two Infielders from the Constitution State

Ryan Lundgren, formerly Director of Player Development for the Boise State men's basketball team, has found a new job.

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Boise State's Lundgren accepts head coaching job at Vallivue