 Newsday |
North Carolina routs Washington State
New York Daily News - BY ROGER RUBIN CHARLOTTE, NC - The reasons North Carolina was anointed with the overall No.1 seed in this NCAA Tournament have been apparent every time it has stepped on the court. Tar Heels eat up Cougars Elite 8 for North Carolina |
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 Ledger Independent |
East Region Louisville Keeps Going; Tennessee Is Still Stuck
New York Times - By VIV BERNSTEIN CHARLOTTE, NC - Bruce Pearl has turned Tennessee into an elite program in three seasons, but Rick Pitino and Louisville kept the Volunteers from taking the next step. Louisville vs. Tennessee - Recap - March 27, 2008 Pitino's Cardinals had bumpy road to become Elite |
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 Seattle Post Intelligencer |
Musketeers' scrappy style serves them well
FOXSports.com - by Randy Hill PHOENIX - It may be referred to as the Big Dance, but if both partners insist on leading, things can get prickly. And prickly can be fun. Raymond, Xavier come up big in OT Xavier works swing shifts |
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Stanford a tall order for Texas
New York Daily News - BY OHM YOUNGMISUK HOUSTON - At first glance, it's easy to conclude that the South Regional will be decided by a guard. But then there's third-seeded Stanford and its 7-foot twin trees Brook and Robin Lopez. Robin Lopez emerging from brother's shadow There's no overstating it: Stanford is a good play |
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 Washington Post |
Wilson's 66 good for Zurich Classic lead
San Jose Mercury News - By MARY FOSTER AP Sports Writer AVONDALE, La.—So far this year, Dean Wilson has made just three cuts in eight starts. On Thursday, he got a good head start on No. Wilson in Comfort Zone, Fires 66 Wilson one clear in New Orleans |
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 Canoe.ca |
Nats revive historic Opener tradition
MLB.com - In 1988, the Baltimore Orioles lost 107 games en route to the worst record in the Majors that season. Determined to turn their fortunes around, they sent a lanky left-hander to the mound at old Memorial Stadium to open the 1989 season. Nationals unveil new monument in '08 NL opener A baseball monument for the DC: Washington opens Nationals Park |
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Jackson, Warriors make easy work of Blazers
USA Today - OAKLAND (AP) - Stephen Jackson scored 14 of his 24 points in the third quarter and the Golden State Warriors bolstered their playoff position against the short-handed Portland Trail Blazers in a 111-95 victory Thursday night. Warriors rally, then rout Blazers Warriors topple Blazers, close on 7th spot in playoffs |
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Florida Derby faces Crunch time
New York Daily News - HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. - Gulfstream Park is giving away most of a million dollars on Saturday to the first horse who figures out how to find the finish line in this marvelous betting race called the Florida Derby. Big Brown has a big chance to make some noise Tomcito's effort in Florida Derby could be worthy of encore in … |
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 The Southern Ledger |
ATR: Clock strikes midnight for Western Kentucky - Men's College …
ESPN - WKU's Tyrone Brazelton got off to a slow start, but he finished with 31 points and the Toppers nearly upset UCLA. By Dana O'Neil It wasn't the sort of embrace the seniors envisioned. All UCLA needs is Love A Few Tense Moments as UCLA Prevails |
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 Turkish Press |
Anthony leads Nuggets past fading Mavericks
San Jose Mercury News - Carmelo Anthony scored 32 points and sparked the decisive run in the third quarter of the Denver Nuggets' 118-105 win over the sliding Dallas Mavericks in Denver on Thursday night. 'Melo, Nuggets top scuffling Mavs Nene's return caps Nuggets' night |
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