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UCLA basketball: Bruins' schedule looks like a winner
The schedule for Steve Alford’s first season as UCLA’s basketball coach comes dressed for success. The Bruins do have a date with Duke in Madison Square Garden on Dec. 19, and there is a potentially rough trip to Missouri on Dec. 7. But five...
Tags: Arizona Wildcats, Oregon Ducks, Oregon State Beavers, Washington State Cougars, Stanford Cardinal
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The top 25 @ 140: Which college teams lead in Twitter followers?
The Academic Progress Rate reports were released Tuesday, and they are important to some because they monitor the education status for our fine collegiate "student athletes." Schools that don't meet certain standards are subject to banishment from...
Tags: Oregon Ducks, LSU Tigers, College Basketball, Sports, University of California, Los Angeles
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Rookie Shawn Stefani takes lead at St. Jude Classic
Rookie Shawn Stefani overcame a quadruple bogey and shot a four-under 66 on Saturday to take the third-round lead in the St. Jude Classic in Memphis, Tenn. The 31-year-old Texan blew a two-stroke lead with the quadruple bogey on No. 11, but rebounded...
Tags: Track and Field, Oregon Ducks, Bryshon Nellum, NASCAR, Golf
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USC's Bryshon Nellum finishes third in NCAA 200-meter finals
USC's Bryshon Nellum finished third and Aaron Brown fifth in the 200-meter final at the NCAA track and field championships in Eugene, Ore. Ameer Webb of Texas A&M won the race in 20.10 seconds with Mississippi's Isiah Young second in 20.17. Nellum,...
Tags: Bryshon Nellum, College Sports, Isiah Young, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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USC's Bryshon Nellum will go for double at NCAA championships
USC's Bryshon Nellum, the NCAA 400-meter champion, will try to add the 200-meter title Saturday afternoon at the NCAA track and field championships in Eugene, Ore. Nellum won the 400 on Friday, earning 10 points that increased the Trojans' total to 32...
Tags: Bryshon Nellum, College Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Letters: Yasiel Puig quickly makes a name for himself
I have noticed a lot more fighting spirit in the Dodgers the last few days. Forgive me, but I will have to call it Puigilism. Jim Metzler Culver City :: M-V-Puig! M-V-Puig! Ron Reynolds Lake Balboa :: Yasiel Puig certainly appears to be...
Tags: Los Angeles Lakers, Baseball, Mike Trout, Houston Astros, Don Mattingly
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USC's Annie Park wins Honda Sports Award for golf
USC’s Annie Park was selected as the winner of the Honda Sports Award for golf, the school announced. Park, from Levittown, N.Y., becomes a finalist for the Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year and the 2013 Honda Cup. As a freshman, Park last...
Tags: Jim Kelly, Edgewood, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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College games on Friday nights could divide Southern California
In its never-ending quest for more money and more TV exposure, the Pac-12 Conference is taking dead aim at something that used to be considered unfathomable — playing college football on Friday nights. The commissioner, Larry Scott, gave ample...
Tags: Oregon State Beavers, ESPN2 (tv network), Sports, High School Sports, High Schools
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Museum trustee says legal action possible in USC parking deal
A trustee of the California Science Center's fundraising arm on Saturday said his organization is considering legal action to block a deal that would give control of the museum's parking to USC, part of a larger pact that would turn over management of the...
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MLB Draft 2013: USC is set to lose two more prospects [Update]
Varsity Times InsiderUSC, a 12-time NCAA champion in baseball, hasn't been to the playoffs since 2005, and one reason is that the Trojans keep trying to land high school recruits who end up signing with professional teams. Two more recruits, Dominic Smith...... -
John Tortorella is fired as coach of New York Rangers
John Tortorella was defiant in stating that the New York Rangers didn't take a step back when they were knocked out of the Stanley Cup playoffs in the second round. General Manager Glen Sather thought otherwise and fired the combative coach Wednesday....
Tags: John Tortorella, Arizona Wildcats, Glen Sather, The Pennsylvania State University, Major League Soccer
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