Conradt steps down in Austin
Hall of Fame coach Jody Conradt resigned as Texas women’s basketball coach after the Longhorns failed to reach the NCAA tournament for a second straight year. At 65, she cited time for new leadership as the program faced ups and downs since her 1986 national title and 900th career win.
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Traditional powers top women's NCAA seeds
The field features Duke, Tennessee, Connecticut and North Carolina as No 1 seeds. Duke opens vs Holy Cross in Raleigh while Greensboro hosts its regional and the Final Four heads to Cleveland. Maryland hunts a repeat as Connecticut and others navigate the bracket with first rounds in Austin Hartford and Pittsburgh.
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Penguins Reach Agreement on Pittsburgh Arena Financing
The Pittsburgh Penguins reportedly reached a financing deal for a new arena with city county and state officials, with KDKA-TV citing unnamed sources. Officials offered no immediate comment though Bettman and others participated in prior talks. a Wednesday follow up was planned to settle minor details.
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GE LightSpeed VCT 64-Slice Scanner Debuts in Southwest Kansas
Western Plains unveils the first General Electric LightSpeed VCT 64-Slice Scanner in Southwest Kansas. The device promises crystal clear imaging, enhancing diagnosis and treatment for serious medical conditions at the regional facility.
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