Helped by a pair of four-run innings, Eastern Michigan defeated the Michigan State baseball team, 10-5, on Wednesday evening at Oestrike Stadium in Ypsilanti.
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Baseball. Big Innings Doom Baseball in Loss
On the football front this week the Montana Grizzlies are off for spring break, but the NAIA powerhouse Carroll College squad is currently in their second week of drills. Also unlike the Grizzlies, the Saints don't have any question marks at quarterback.
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Saints march on under leadership of Roche
Clutch hitting and base running lifted the Boilermakers to a 10-9 victory over Ball State on Wednesday night with Purdue winning in walk-off fashion.
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Softball. Boilers Edge Ball State 10-9
The Miami Hurricanes were down to their fourth point guard. Coach Jim Larranaga wishes he had Angel Rodriguez and a healthy Manu Lecomte to defend Cardinal guard Chasson Randle, who on Tuesday became the school's all-time leading scorer. He would love to put 7-foot Tonye Jekiri on another Stanford senior, center Stefan Nastic.
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Miami, Stanford meet in NIT final matchup of banged-up teams
NEWARK, N.Y. – Four players from the Division I Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) will join the Newark Pilots for the 2015 Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League (PGCBL) season.
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Newark Nabs Quartet from Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
Not long after being hired as BYU’s head coach, Bronco Mendenhall made building a strong relationship with alumni a…
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Improving ties with former players a major priority for Mendenhall
Sabres general manager Tim Murray went on local radio station WGR550 to talk about his team. And the Buffalo Sabres Twitter account was armed and ready to relay Murray’s message to its masses of 263k-plus followers.
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The McNeese State Cowboys were set to go through their first of three scrimmages of the spring at 3 p.m.
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Cowboys hold first scrimmage of spring Wednesday
After starting with big hopes, the Cardinals have endured injuries to several key players – including pitchers Billy Love and Collin Chapman and hitters Brennan Strovink and Cutter McDowell – while suffering from inconsistency on the mound and at the plate. The Cardinals start the second half of the season at 6 p.m. today against No
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LU takes on No. 14 Rice
Jesse Chavez allowed three hits in six innings, Mark Canha homered and the Oakland Athletics beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-1 Wednesday to finish their first spring training at HoHoKam Park with a 14-1 record. Billy Burns drove in a run on his major league-leading 29th hit, the most by an A's player in spring training since Tony Phillips had 30 in 1999. C.J.
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Chavez allows 3 hits in 6 innings as A's beat Angels 4-1