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Tennis teams make weekend road trips through Illinois
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Tennis teams make weekend road trips through Illinois
A glance at the Hockey East statistics reveals that the league's top three scorers form Boston University's first line.
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College Hockey Terriers' lethal line a concern for UNH
The Maryland Terrapins should be wary of a tough defensive foe.
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2015 NCAA tournament: No. 4 Maryland Terrapins on upset watch
Georgetown Hoyas coach John Thompson III said his 'guys were fired up about' a prediction Eastern Washington coach Jim Hayford prediction made before the teams' Thursday NCAA tournament game.
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Coach: Hoyas 'fired up' by EWU coach's guarantee
Tight end Charles Clay is switching teams in the AFC East.
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Dolphins decline to match Charles Clay’s $38M offer
The women’s lacrosse team will seek to avenge last season’s 11-10 overtime loss in its contest against Cornell this weekend.
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Hunt ’17, Hudgins ’18 lead women’s lacrosse into tilts with Cornell, Colgate
James Harden scored a career-high 50 points and pulled down 10 rebounds in the Houston Rockets' 118-108 victory over the Denver Nuggets on Thursday night.
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Harden scores 50 as Houston Rockets beat Denver Nuggets
The Minnesota Timberwolves edged the New York Knicks 95-92 in overtime in a duel between the two worst teams in the NBA.
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Timberwolves edge Knicks in battle of league's worst
The Vancouver Canucks said all the right things in the locker-room after two periods on Thursday night. Trailing the Columbus Blue Jackets 3-2 after blowing a 2-0 lead, they had plenty of time to get back in a game that was critical in the tight Western Conference playoff race. The Canucks instead offered very little in the way of pushback in what eventually turned into an embarrassing 6-2 loss …
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Vancouver Canucks fall flat in 6-2 loss to Columbus Blue Jackets
With 15 games remaining in their regular season, the Miami Heat are still fighting for their playoff lives. The Heat currently sit in the Eastern Conference's seventh seed, but four other teams are breathing down their necks to take one of the East's final two postseason slots . The Boston Celtics and Indiana Pacers sit just one game back of Miami.
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3 Reasons to Believe in Miami Heat as a Legitimate 2015 NBA Playoff Team