Published: Wednesday, March 18, 2015 at 12:47 p.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, March 18, 2015 at 12:47 p.m.
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Florida pulls away from FSU in baseball win
After three years at the helm as team president, Mark Lamping was rewarded with a new contract Wednesday to remain in that position with the Jacksonville Jaguars . According to the team's official Twitter account, Lamping inked a five-year extension: Upon announcing the deal, Jaguars owner Shad Khan lauded the job Lamping has done over the course of his tenure, per Jaguars.com : Mark has …
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The Boston Red Sox aren’t messing around with the high temperatures in southwest Florida. David…
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What truly makes the NCAA men’s basketball tournament “March Madness” is the inclusion of low-seeded underdog teams – those whose only chance of getting to “dance” came by winning their conference championships. Since the tournament went to 64 teams in 1985, there have been upsets by seven No. 15 seeds, 18 No.
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Fordham has fired head coach Tom Pecora.
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More surveillance camera footage was played Wednesday in the murder trial of former New England Patriots and Florida Gators player Aaron Hernandez.
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It's safe to say Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen is pleased spring break is over and spring football practice has begun.
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Mississippi State back on field after troublesome break
Following the Rebels' stirring second-half comeback in a 94-90, first-round win over Brigham Young in a First Four game on Tuesday night, Ole Miss is especially grateful to play another day.
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Ole Miss escapes big hole, beats BYU
Five of the six coaches agree one fellow contender has the best chance to topple the 34-0 Wildcats.
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Baltimore Ravens running back Bernard Pierce was charged with drunken driving early Wednesday morning after he was stopped for speeding in Baltimore County
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