Quarterback Ian Book throws for 279 yards and a score and runs for another 48 yards as the Fighting Irish improve to 9-0.
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College basketball: San Francisco knocks off No. 4 Virginia, 61-60
San Francisco gets the school’s biggest win in decades, using a late 8-0 run to knock off the Cavaliers.
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UMaine men’s basketball heads home after entire team tests negative
Additional testing done in Connecticut after the team’s games were canceled reveal no one associated with the team is COVID positive.
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Alabama tops first College Football Playoff rankings
Notre Dame, Clemson and Ohio State join the Crimson Tide in the top four of the first rankings of the season.
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Pandemic leaves opening week of college hoops in disarray
Eight months after March Madness was canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic, the start of the season has been thrown into disarray.
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College notebook: UConn says positive test was not from a player or coach
The UConn women’s basketball team is in quarantine after some associated with the team tested positive for COVID-19.
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UMaine pauses winter sports after positive COVID-19 tests
All basketball and hockey games have been called off through at least Dec. 8.
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UMaine men’s basketball team will meet Virginia in ‘Bubbleville’ to start its season
The game is one of several slated to be played at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut, as college basketball tries to navigate games during the coronavirus pandemic.
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College notebook: Tennessee men’s basketball coach tests positive for COVID-19
The Volunteers have paused all activities are Rick Barnes and others test positive for the coronavirus.
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Bates College holding out hope for some sort of winter sports season
Bates College athletic director Jason Fein said the rise of coronavirus infections are cause for concern, and that “as time goes by, it looks more unlikely that there will be a lot of opportunities for any competition in the winter.”