Bruce and Votto drive in pair as Reds top Indians in exhibition
In Goodyear Arizona Jay Bruce and Joey Votto each drive in two runs helping the Cincinnati Reds beat the Cleveland Indians 12 to 7. Bruce added a single a double and a walk in three plate appearances. Masterson allowed six runs on five hits in two thirds of an inning.
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Indians rely on Hannahan's glove and timely bat at third
Acta credits Hannahan as a strong third baseman and key contributor at the plate. After a solid 2011 season with a .250 average eight homers and 40 RBIs in 320 at bats he aims to repeat the middle-field approach and steady defense this year. Hanrahan notes his defense earned him big league stay and offense caught up late in the year. The camp competition for third base includes Lonnie Chisenhall and Hannahan as likely starter, with Chisenhall seen as long-term regular.
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Gaels Upset Top Team to Claim West Coast Title
Saint Mary's defeats Gonzaga 78 74 to win the West Coast Conference Tournament title earning an automatic NCAA bid. Dellavedova scores 22 for the Gaels who finish 27 5 and claim the regular season crown as well.
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Notre Dame advances to Big East final behind Novosel and McBride
Notre Dame 73 West Virginia 45 as Natalie Novosel scores 18 and Kayla McBride 15 to reach the Big East title game. Connecticut also wins big as Stefanie Dolson and Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis lead the Huskies over an opponent. Dayton clinches NCAA bid by winning Atlantic 10 title, while Gonzaga falls to Brigham Young in the WCC final. Cori Coleman, Shalonda Winton and Honesty King pace CSU in Horizon League semifinal. King posts a 13 point 10 rebound double-double for CSU.
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Green given Big Ten player of year honors for 2011 12
Michigan State star Draymond Green earns Big Ten player of the year from both media and coaches panels as the Spartans share the regular-season title with Michigan and Ohio State. Tom Izzo is named coach of the year after a 24 7 13 5 finish.
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NFL Puts Franchise Tags On 21 Players
The NFL tagged 21 players including Wes Welker Dwayne Bowe and five kickers. Drew Brees is the sole exclusive franchise player, with Saints negotiating a long term deal. Free agency begins March 13 as Arian Foster and Stevie Johnson secure new contracts.
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Tagliabue to Receive ROBIE Humanitarian Award
Former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue will be honored by the Jackie Robinson Foundation with its ROBIE Humanitarian Award at a black tie dinner in New York. The recognition cites his commitment to diversity and higher education, and notes his role as Chairman of the Georgetown University Board of Directors.
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NFL bounty culture rises to new level with Williams payout
University of Colorado expert calls bounties a natural extension of a violent football culture. Gregg Williams admitted a bounty pool of up to 50000 dollars over three seasons and faces broader scrutiny of past teams. Former players describe cash incentives as common in a harsh, high stakes environment.
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