WORCESTER – Former Princeton and Northwestern coach Bill Carmody will be the new Holy Cross men's basketball coach. The 63-year-old Carmody will replace Milan Brown, who was fired March 6.
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Bill Carmody new Holy Cross hoops coach
The agent for Adrian Peterson said Wednesday night that the Minnesota Vikings have no plans to release the running back.
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Agent: Vikings say they won't cut Peterson
Jacksonville State didn't fare as well against Alabama State on Wednesday as it did last April.The Gamecocks won last year's meeting 11-5 but fell to the Hornets 3-1 on Wednesday night in Montgomery.
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JSU baseball falls to Alabama State
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Since Gary Kubiak was named Denver Broncos head coach in January, he has taken several opportunities to say the team will run the ball more. Kubiak has said “I just believe in it.” Offensive coordinator Rick Dennison, too, has said the team will run more, and has said, “It's something we've believed in.” Quarterback Peyton Manning, who took a $4 million pay cut to see what …
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Peyton Manning, Gary Kubiak will have to put Broncos' offense on solid ground
Atlanta Braves Lose Against The NY Yankees 12-5 In Kissimmee
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Dayton Rallies On Their home Floor To Stay Alive In NCAA Tournament
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STORRS — If this had been the NCAA Tournament, Ryan Boatright would have played. If UConn hadn't been so maddeningly inconsistent this season, or if the Huskies had somehow run off four wins in four days in the AAC Tournament, yes, Boatright would have shouldered all the responsibility…
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Tommy Lloyd may be the most canny college recruiter of prospects outside U.S.
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Gonzaga assistant coach Tommy Lloyd gives Bulldogs edge in foreign recruiting
The UMES men's basketball team had a second-half letdown and lost, 70-64, to host High Point (23-9) in the first round of the CollegeInsider.com tournament Wednesday. The Hawks (18-15) had a one-point lead at the half but were outscored 39-32 in the second half
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High Point beats UMES in CollegeInsider.com tournament, 70-64