Duke signals Brice to lead 2020 quarterback push
Duke coach David Cutcliffe described Brice as a veteran presence with two years of eligibility who will join the Blue Devils for the 2020 season. Brice backs up Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence and is expected to compete with Chris Katrenick and Gunnar Holmberg as Duke prepares for fall practice amid delays from the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Luca Diamont
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Tigers
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Syracuse
Terry Sanford
Mark Gilbert
Gilbert
Northwestern
Memorable NCAA finals and buzzer beaters across history
The article recalls late title finishes and dramatic moments from NCAA tournaments. Michigan edges UNC in a 1989 final via late free throws after a controversial foul. It highlights UNC Kansas overtimes, Chamberlain star losses, Quigg’s late save, and historic plays from Duke Butler 2010, Chalmers 2008, Smart 1987, Georgetown 1985, Charles 1983, and Dean Smith era UNC titles.
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Lennie Rosenbluth
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Joe Quigg
Mario Chalmers
Memphis
Keith Smart
Bobby Knight
Indiana
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Villanova
Georgetown
Wildcats
North Carolina State
Lorenzo Charles
Houston
Dean Smith
North Carolina
New Orleans
Michael Jordan
Michigan
Tiger Woods Masters victory redefines a magical week
Tiger Woods described the Masters as different from his prior wins as fans sent emails and videos of their reactions. Friends like Adam Scott and Gary Woodland weighed in on the moment, while Woods looked ahead to a stronger body and ongoing pursuit of eight more majors, with a family eager to share the experience.
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Geoff Ogilvy
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Joe LaCava
Jim Nantz
CBS
Jack Nicklaus
Earnhardt Jr Enters IndyCar iRace Finishes Third on NBC
Dale Earnhardt Jr, a NASCAR Hall of Fame nominee and avid iRacer, joined IndyCar’s iRace field and finished third behind Pagenaud and McLaughlin. The event drew 31 entrants, with debuts for Marco Andretti and Ryan Hunter-Reay as Andretti Autosport fielded a full lineup. Sage Karam led early before pit strategy shuffled the result as Will Power and Pagenaud traded the top spot.
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Ryan Hunter- Reay
James Davison
Max Chilton
Robert Wickens
Wickens
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Sage Karam
Will Power
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