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Legendary coach Schnellenberger dies at 87
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Saturday, 27 March 2021 12:47
Howard Schnellenberger, who led Miami to its first national championship and in the process turned a once-floundering football program into a dynasty, died on Saturday, his family announced. He was 87.What Schnellenberger did at Miami remains one of the greatest transformations in college football history. Before his arrival in 1979, Miami administrators considered dropping the sport as the losses mounted…
Will the 'year of the underdog' continue in the Sweet 16?
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Friday, 26 March 2021 22:29
Brackets are busted all over the college basketball universe as March Madness enters the Sweet 16, with the likes of Oral Roberts, Oregon State, Loyola Chicago and even past heavyweights that were not supposed to have the firepower to make it here, such as UCLA and Syracuse, surviving and advancing to the NCAA tournament regional semifinals. At the same time,…
De La Hoya set to make boxing comeback July 3
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Friday, 26 March 2021 18:19
LAS VEGAS -- Boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya announced Friday that he has a date in mind for his previously stated plan to return to the ring.At a press conference for the upstart promoter Triller Fight Club, De La Hoya took the stage alongside Snoop Dogg at the Venetian and suddenly announced that he would be making his boxing…
Sources: Ravens add Watkins as WR hunt ends
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Friday, 26 March 2021 18:19
Sammy Watkins agreed to a one-year, $6 million deal with the Baltimore Ravens on Friday, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.The deal includes $5 million guaranteed, the sources said.The addition of Watkins ended the Ravens' difficult pursuit of an experienced wide receiver for quarterback Lamar Jackson and helps boost the NFL's 32nd-ranked passing attack. Watkins' 4,665 career receiving yards are more…
BYU's Wilson shows off arm for Jets, NFL teams
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Friday, 26 March 2021 14:40
BYU quarterback Zach Wilson, widely projected as the second overall pick in next month's NFL draft, delivered an impressive pro day Friday as three teams with top-12 picks made trades that could impact the quarterback order.With 31 teams represented in Provo, Utah -- all but the Los Angeles Rams -- Wilson displayed the arm strength that sparked his breakout season…
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Dunlap returning to Seahawks, but Reed to exit
Thursday, 25 March 2021 22:57
Grand Canyon hoops' Frayer dies in car accident
Thursday, 25 March 2021 14:48
Excited McCarthy: Dak 'keystone' of Cowboys
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Oklahoma's Kruger retires after 45-year career
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A decade in the making: The rising legend of Gonzaga star Jalen Suggs
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Emotions raw as Prince celebrates Oregon's win
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Source: RB Coleman 1st 49er to join Saleh's Jets
Wednesday, 24 March 2021 18:13
Pats' Herron honored for helping stop sex assault
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WR Hilton returns to Colts on 1-year, $10M deal
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Ex-Titan Wilson charged after high-speed chase
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Source: Cowboys tell Smith that he won't return
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