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Former Michigan State University basketball star, Keith Appling, was denied bond this week – as a prosecutor claimed the ex-Spartan has been “spiraling downward” since his days on the hardwood.
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Mike Krzyzewski might be held up as a saintly figure in major college sports, but at his core, he is a low-income street kid from Chicago.
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Another titan in college basketball is on his way out.
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Detroit police named a former Michigan State University basketball star as the suspect in a deadly shooting late Saturday.
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Ron Darling didn’t allow a hit over the first 11 innings and finished with 16 strikeouts, a performance he called his finest at any level. Frank Viola tossed 11 shutout innings.
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Brennan, a sixth-round pick by Washington in the 2008 NFL Draft, ranks ninth on the all-time NCAA Division I list with 14,193 passing yards and fourth in touchdown passes with 131.
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Baseball poets (ahem) always cite as one of the game’s great glories the absence of a clock. George Carlin, of course, put it best: “Football is rigidly timed; baseball has no time limit, we
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In a shade over two weeks, seven different St. John’s players have entered the transfer portal. Penn State and DePaul currently have seven players exploring their options, and Indiana and Memphis
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It is not that Jim Nantz is bad at calling college basketball, it is just that he is not the best that CBS has on the sport.
There may have been a time when Nantz was as good of a college basketball
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Howard Schnellenberger, who coached the University of Miami football team to prominence and won the program’s first of five national championships, died Saturday. He was 87.
Schnellenberger’s
Former Michigan State University basketball star, Keith Appling, was denied bond this week – as a prosecutor claimed the ex-Spartan has been “spiraling downward” since his days on the hardwood.
