Bayne Overcame Alcohol Abuse to Rebuild Coaching Career
The story follows Bill Bayne once a college star and NBA hopeful whose drinking and anxiety followed him from Newburgh to UNLV, Portland, and Minnesota. After a 1999 collapse and a 2002 sober restart, he rebuilt as assistant with the Timberwolves, finding balance through meditation, charity, and fostering youths while guiding players and balancing pressures of head coaching ventures.
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Raiders edge into Region 13B playoffs behind Monson’s help
Central Lakes College earns a postseason berth for the first time since 2009 as freshman Lindsay Monson leads the Raiders in a turnaround season. Monson scored 33 in a Feb 25 loss to Northland and finished the division with 16.7 ppg and 54.2 FG%. The Raiders visit host Northland in the Region 13B opener at 2 p.m. Saturday in Thief River Falls, relying on Monson and a cadre of returning players to challenge the top-seeded Pioneers and potentially reach the region final.
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Mbakwe and Williams Final Minnesota Home Game Preview
Minnesota seniors Trevor Mbakwe and Rodney Williams prepare for their last home game hosting Penn State as the Gophers seek momentum after beating Indiana. Mbakwe recalls a 2007 start and a memorable arena moment, while Williams emphasizes staying focused for postseason push.
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Area players honored with multiple college awards
Aitkin High School graduate Emily Mehr earned UMAC Player of the Year and first team honors at Minnesota Morris, leading the conference with 21.1 PPG and strong shooting. Brainerd’s Kayla Kraemer was UMAC Freshman of the Year, while Northwestern’s Sara Hoge received honorable mention. Concordia’s Emily Thesing was MIAC MVP and all conference, with standout numbers across categories. Mark Hoge of Jamestown College earned AII All-Conference honors and stars for the season, including 980 career points.
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