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Schedules and results span MLB games in both leagues with Radke and Sabathia starts, spring training scores, and a full NBA card including Toronto over New York and Dallas over Minnesota. NCAA regional finals and semifinals list Syracuse, Texas, Connecticut, Purdue plus late men and women matchups. High school boys note Radford at Graham with field conditions possible. Fred Couples comments cap a Players Championship round.
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Bluefield students rally behind athletic trainers at game
In Bluefield Virginia students and staff gathered at Bowen Field before the Bluefield College game with Tennessee Wesleyan to showcase new athletic trainer uniforms and promote the message that athletic trainers provide health care for the physically active.
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Anthony leads Syracuse to Final Four with 63-47 win
Carmelo Anthony scored 20 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as Syracuse built a 30-20 halftime lead and pulled away with a 63-47 East Regional final victory over top-seeded Oklahoma. Hakim Warrick contributed 13 points, while the Orangemen outshot 52 percent and outrebounded 40-28.
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Texas Longhorns reach Final Four with 85 76 win over Michigan State
Texas, the last No 1 seed remaining, beat Michigan State 85-76 in the South Regional final at the Alamodome. T J Ford had 19 points and 10 assists, earning MVP honors as Texas improves to 26-6 and eyes a national semifinal against Syracuse. Michigan State ends with 22-13, despite solid rebounding and scoring by Paul Davis and Erazem Lorbek.
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Love dominates Players Championship with 64 final round
Davis Love III charged like Tiger Woods with five straight birdies, firing an 8 under 64 to match the tournament final round record. He finished 17 under, six strokes ahead of Jay Haas and Padraig Harrington, as Fred Couples also carded a 64 in the group ahead.
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Kirelawich Back where he Belongs coaching WVU line
West Virginia University resumes spring practice with Bill Kirelawich returning to active coaching of the defensive line after two years as an administrative assistant. Rich Rodriguez reshaped the staff to reanimate a veteran mentor who developed stars in 22 seasons, including multiple all-conference and all-American picks. The line must be rebuilt with only four lettermen, one starter and limited game experience, but Kirelawich’s proven methods aim to mold young talent into a formidable unit this spring.
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