The University of Maryland Eastern Shore's men's basketball team will begin postseason play with a quarterfinal matchup against the Hampton Pirates on Thursday evening.
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UMES vs. Hampton in MEAC Quarterfinals
SciQuest Inc. , a leading provider of cloud-based business automation solutions for spend management, today announced that the Carolina Hurricanes of the National Hock
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Carolina Hurricanes Score Contract Management Success with SciQuest
At the end of the first half, it looked as if the Lady Griz would breeze to a Big Sky Conference quarterfinal win over the Idaho State Bengals. But the Bengals wouldn't make it easy.
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Free throws save Lady Griz in 69-67 Big Sky quarterfinal win against Idaho State
A scathing Central Connecticut State University report found that several police departments in the state were disproportionately pulling over minority drivers.
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South Windsor police hold meeting about racial profiling
Murray State exposes painful flaw in NCAA tourney selection process
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Murray State exposes painful flaw in NCAA tournament selection process
Conference champions are being determined and automatic bids clinched, so we're taking a look at some of the lesser known teams making the NCAA Tournament.
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Going Dancing: Breaking Down NCAA Tournament Auto Bids
Georgia Bulldogs Drawing Attention From NCAA Tournament Analyst
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Georgia Bulldogs Drawing Attention From NCAA Tourney Analyst
The Missouri State Bears baseball team picked up a win, beating Arkansas State 6 to 3.
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Bears Top Arkansas State 6-3
Dennis Mavin scored 15, including a game-winning, half-court heave as time expired, to lift Florida International over seventh-seeded Texas-San Antonio in the opening round of the Conference USA tournament on Wednesday.
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FIU sinks UTSA on Mavin's running, half-court, bank-shot buzzer-beater
By STEVE MEGARGEE AP Sports Writer Mid-major women's basketball programs historically have much less success in the NCAA Tournament than their counterparts on the men's side.
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Women's mid-majors could be poised for breakthrough tourney