Duke routs Presbyterian as Krzyzewski notches 902nd win
Duke defeats Presbyterian 96 to 55 as Mike Krzyzewski earns his 902nd career win, tying the Division I record. Freshman Austin Rivers leads Duke with 15 points, with notable contributions from Miles Plumlee and Mason Plumlee. The Blue Devils improve to 2-0 and host Michigan State next.
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Buckeyes sports new era to stretch the floor for 2010s
Ohio State women basketball unveils a shift from post play under coach Jim Foster. Samantha Prahalis leads a versatile lineup with Ashley Adams and Amber Stokes, emphasizing ball movement and a European style, aiming to replace Lavender and adapt to a broader attack.
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UNC routs Gardner-Webb as Shegog Broomfield post doubles
No. 20 North Carolina dominates Gardner-Webb 109-44 led by Chay Shegog 19 points 10 rebounds and Laura Broomfield 15 points 14 rebounds. Freshmen Megan Buckland 17 points Danielle Butts 12 off bench also help as UNC shoots 46 percent outrebounds 62-40 and holds 19 turnovers to 33.
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American lands first international quadruple Lutz in NHK Trophy
Mroz, 20, became the first skater to land a quadruple Lutz in an international competition at NHK Trophy in Japan, after a debut international showing in Colorado Springs. Suzuki won the women's title, edging Mao Asada, while the Shibutanis claimed their first senior Grand Prix title in ice dance.
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