His younger brother may be the best high school basketball player in the country, but Wally Ellenson is THE best high jumper in America – and one of the best in the world.
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Marquette's Ellenson flying high and making history off the court
The Wizards guard wasn't too happy with the Grizzlies following Washington's blowout win over Memphis.
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John Wall on Memphis sitting its starters: 'I guess they don't respect us'
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Brewers ban high fives to avoid spread of pink eye
The Bulldogs would have to beat number two seed, New Mexico, to keep alive their dream of an eighth straight trip to the NCAA Tournament but fell short, losing 64–53 in the Mountain West Tournament semifinals.
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Fresno State Women Eliminated, Men Still Hopeful
The negotiations to sell a minority stake in the Dodgers values the baseball team at $3 billion.
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Potential Sale Of Stake In Los Angeles Dodgers To South Koreans Values Team at $3 Billion
The Ohio Bobcats defeated the Buffalo Bulls on Friday — their first women's MAC Tournament semifinal victory since 2008.
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Ohio Bobcats defeat Buffalo Bulls, 63-55, in a women's semifinal: MAC Tournament 2015 (photos)
New Miami Dolphins acquisition Jordan Cameron got right to the point Friday when asked at his introductory press conference what his game is all about. Cameron, 26, brings much more than that of course, with plenty of talent, size and a legitimate red zone threat at the tight end position that represents another positive step forward for the Dolphins organization.
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The top team in the country finally gets its postseason underway, as the No. 1 Kentucky Wildcats take on the eighth- seeded Florida Gators in quarterfinal action of the SEC Tournament at Bridgestone Arena.
The Milwaukee Brewers have banned high-fives at spring training in Arizona in an effort to halt the spread of pinkeye among members of the team.
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Milwaukee Brewers ban high-fives amid pinkeye outbreak