NCAA Council Places Schools On Probation
In a Oakland Kansas City based action the NCAA Council placed North Carolina Central University and UCLA related personnel on probation for recruiting and financial aid irregularities. The case involved transfers and travel arrangements for student athletes including McAlister and Foster, with tests altered and improper expenses. Foster remains enrolled at the Durham university while McAlister loses a year of eligibility amid the investigation.
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Big Showdowns Ahead For Top State Teams
Indiana high school football preview highlights ranked matchups this weekend. No. 2 Blooming, 4146, leads a crowded slate with teens like Vincennes 6-1 and No. 7 Mishawaka Marian in big Friday games. Conference battles loom as Evansville Reitz, North Central, and others chase titles while NCAA actions and convention plans surface.
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Rangers Beat Red Wings 7 4 in NHL Showdown
Rod Gilbert Bobby Rousseau each scored twice to lead the New York Rangers to a 7 4 victory over the Detroit Red Wings on Wednesday night. Vic Hadfield and John Ratelle added goals as New York built a midgame edge and expanded it with a late flurry. The Rangers line of Gilbert Hadfield and Ratelle totaled nine points and now has 42 points in nine games.
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Coaches' Comments Preview Conference Titles and Rivalry Showdowns
Madison Heights and Highland cap title bids Friday while Anderson Indians seek to halt a two game skid against Logansport. Ravens host Franklin as Anderson Packers face Hamilton Ohio in Grassroots League action.
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