Capel and Collins aim to spark Duke past Florida in semifinal
Duke Freshman Jeff Capel carries momentum from a 19 point Southeast Regional outburst as sophomore Chris Collins seeks shooting touch and strong defense ahead of the NCAA semifinal with Florida. Hill notes underclassmen must stay aggressive while staying fresh, with Parks providing perspective as Duke hinges on defense.
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Duke Florida headed for clash of guards and defense
The Duke and Florida squads emphasize defense and leadership in the regional setup. Capel shines with 19 points in the Purdue win, while Capel’s emergence shifts Duke’s backcourt balance. Kruger notes Florida’s guard consistency, and DeClercq cautions that Duke’s experience could tilt the matchup.
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Arkansas Tigers rely on Corey Beck as heart of team
Arkansas coach Nolan Richardson hails Corey Beck as the heart and soul of the squad, noting he wins through harder play and team defense rather than flashy stats. Arizona stars Khalid Reeves and Damon Stoudamire are praised by Lute Olson for their chemistry and unselfish ball movement.
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Bullets activate Michael Adams on injured list status
The Washington Bullets activated guard Michael Adams from the injured list but he did not travel with the team to Boston for the Celtics game. Adams, averaging 12.5 points and 7.1 assists in 58 starts, was sidelined March 10 with a partially dislocated left shoulder.
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Mount St Marys splits twinbill with Long Island on Friday
Mount St Marys 6 9 and Long Island split NEC doubleheader as Chris Larrick goes 5-for-8. Brian Tinkelenberg throws a complete-game four-hitter in game two 9-2. Dan Cunningham Kurt Cunningham drive in runs while Scott Keller hits a leadoff homer in the second. MSM surpasses last season win total and sits third in NEC.
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Braves rally past Orioles for 7 5 exhibition win
Fred McGriff hammering a three run homer spurred a six run sixth inning as the Atlanta Braves beat the Baltimore Orioles 7 5 in spring play. Deion Sanders and Dave Gallagher opened the inning with hits before McGriff connected. Sanders added a first spring homer in the third. Mike Kelly and David Justice contributed two hits each for Atlanta.
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Opening day pitchers for 1904 season openers
National League schedule lists probable starters for April 3 4 and 5. Notable matchups include St Louis at Cincinnati with Bob Tewksbury and Jose Rijo, New York at Chicago with Dwight Gooden and Mike Morgan, Montreal at Jeff Fassero, Houston at Pete Hamisch, Pittsburgh at Zane Smith, San Francisco at John Burkett and Phil, Atlanta at Greg Maddux, San Diego at Andy Benes, Florida at Charlie Hough, Los Angeles at Orel Hershiser and Kevin Brown, Chicago at Jack McDowell, Toronto at Juan Gueman.
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Ripken Drives Toward World Series Return This Spring
Orioles star Cal Ripken Jr focuses on reaching the World Series for the second time in his career and first in 11 years. Manager Earl Oates notes Ripken stays committed to the team, aiming to enter September with a chance to win and avoiding overextending himself. Ripken reflects on past seasons when pressure to deliver big hits led to overload and emphasizes playing within himself to perform best.
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