SOUTH BEND – The holes that the DePaul women’s basketball team dug itself into kept getting deeper and deeper.
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DePaul women rally to beat Minnesota in NCAA basketball opener
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Lester to miss Saturday start for Cubs because of 'dead arm'
(AP) — – An intriguing rematch is in store between Florida Gulf Coast and Oklahoma State on Saturday, as these teams follow up on last year's first-round matchup that went to overtime. The 10th-seeded Cowgirls take on a seventh-seeded Eagles team that will be seeking revenge for Oklahoma State's 61-60 victory in the last NCAA Tournament.
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Oklahoma St.-Florida Gulf Coast Preview
Ron Hunter hobbled onto the podium with assistance from the little scooter he's been using to get around since suffering the most talked about injury in the NCAA Tournament. The coach's torn Achilles tendon introduced him and Georgia State to basketball fans throughout the nation, but the Panthers are proving they've got game, too. The 14th-seeded Sun Belt Conference champions will be underdogs …
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Georgia St.-Xavier Preview
When Josh Keeler was asked to describe the kind of UCF fan he has been while growing up watching Knights football, his first word was “massive.”
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UCF fan Josh Keeler excited about offer from George O'Leary
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Bobby Hurley kept coming back to a play or two that cost his Buffalo Bulls dearly in their NCAA debut.
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Bulls' NCAA debut ended by crucial plays in loss to WVU
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Ron Hunter hobbled onto the podium with assistance from the little scooter he's been using to get around since suffering the most talked about injury in the NCAA Tournament.
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Georgia State eager to extend feel-good story vs. Xavier
The Virginia Cavaliers got a scare from the Belmont Bruins but survived to reach the Round of 32 in the NCAA tournament.
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Virginia pulls away to deny upset bid by Belmont in East region
Commissioner Rob Manfred says Major League Baseball expects to make a decision on possible discipline against Los Angeles Angels star Josh Hamilton by opening day. Manfred said Friday that ''we are working toward a result.'' Hamilton has had a long history of drug and alcohol abuse, and has been suspended in the past.
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MLB says Hamilton decision expected by opening day
This is for real: He co-authored an academic paper called “A Cascadic Multigrid Algorithm for Computing the Fiedler Vector of Graph Laplacians.”
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Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman John Urschel is a math genius