Bears extend NCAA Division III women’s win streak to 61
Washington University Bears beat Carnegie Mellon 61-38 to extend a 61 game AAU women’s winning streak tying Capital University’s record. Ali Fischer scored 22 with 11 rebounds as the Bears pull away after halftime at Skibo Gym in St. Louis. Tasha Rodgers added 13 points and four steals.
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Georgia Tech coach Bobby Cremins to retire at season end
Georgia Tech announces head coach Bobby Cremins will retire after the current season. The 52 year old coach, who led Tech to NCAA appearances and ACC titles, ends a tenure marked by high highs and four years of decline, with a $1.5 million settlement outlined.
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Notre Dame fans urged to keep chants classy after El Amin incident
Notre Dame coach Matt Doherty asked students at the Joyce Center to keep support dignified following vulgar chants toward Connecticut's Khalid El Amin during a first half timeout. Doherty sent a letter and apologized to UConn coach Jim Calhoun, while Loyola Marymount retires Hank Gathers and Bo Kimble jerseys ten years after Gathers heart condition death, with ceremony planned at halftime against Pepperdine.
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