McIlroy faces pressure after second major win
Rory McIlroy, 23, won his second major at the PGA Championship and signed a Nike deal said to exceed 20 million a year. He struggled at times, quit the Honda Classic, and blamed his swing issues and public scrutiny rather than his equipment. He plans more events and remains focused on fixing his takeaway as he heads to the Masters.
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Devin Hubbard commits to New Mexico Military Institute
Devin Hubbard, undecided on a major but eyeing business and history, chose NMMI over other options. His parents, Tricia and David, voiced pride and support as Devin looks forward to two more years near family and a Bronco baseball future. Coach Alan Edmonson praised Devin as a strike-throwing lefty with a developing changeup and ground-ball tendencies.
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Warriors Hold Off Vaughn To Reach 3-B Title Game
Gateway overcame a slow start to beat Vaughn 45 42. Andrew Meeks led with 17 points while Johnny Worrall had a 10 point 17 rebound double double and Caleb Raney added a key triple. Gateway advances to face No 1 Hondo Valley Friday in Hondo.
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Villanova Tops No 5 Georgetown In Philadelphia Showdown
Villanova defeats Georgetown 67-57 at Wells Fargo Center as Jay Vaughn Pinkston scores 20 and the Wildcats extend a run against top five teams this season. Otto Porter Jr leads the Hoyas with 17 points as Georgetown’s 11 game win streak ends.
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Michigan Stays In Big Ten Title Race With Purdue Win
No. 7 Michigan defeated Purdue 80-75 in West Lafayette to keep a share of the Big Ten lead. Trey Burke scored 26 for Michigan, while Terone Johnson poured 35 for Purdue. Michigan will host No. 2 Indiana next, with Stauskas and Hardaway contributing key late plays and Michigan snapping Purdue’s 10th conference loss.
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Carmouche fuels LSU with 68 57 win over A&M
Charles Carmouche scored 20 points and dished five assists to lift LSU past Texas A&M 68-57 in College Station. The Tigers built a 12 2 run late as Carmouche closed with the final six points of the sequence. Ray Turner led the Aggies with 16 points and 13 rebounds in his home finale while Elston Turner scored 11 before injuring his wrist.
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