The top-ranked Gamecocks take control with a 29-6 run in the third quarter and are one win away from their national title in three years.
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Zach Edey chosen as AP Player of the Year for second straight season
Purdue’s 7-foot-4 center received from 57 of 62 votes from a media panel as he became the fifth player to win the award in back-to-back years.
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Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers have been in each other’s orbit for years. The Final Four beckons
Two of college basketball’s biggest stars face off when Iowa meets UConn on Friday night.
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Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are headed to the WNBA. Are they also destined for a pay cut?
Both college stars have decided to forgo their final year of eligibility and enter the WNBA Draft.
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Thomas College baseball coaching staff has strong central Maine presence
Ray Bernier (Messalonskee), Rusty Mercier (Lawrence), Rob Dippner (Mt. Blue) and Russell Beckwith (Waterville) join Terriers.
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College roundup: UMF throwing duo earns NAC weekly awards
A pair of UMaine-Farmington men’s track athletes earn conference awards following a successful meet over the weekend, and the Eagles dominate the Beavers in women’s lacrosse.
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Men’s Final Four: What to know about the last four teams in the NCAA Tournament
The UConn Huskies are trying to be the first repeat champion since Florida in 2007.
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Women’s NCAA Tournament is having a big moment that’s also been marred by missteps
The issues have had little to do with the players on the court or the fans in the stands.
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College roundup: Bates softball splits with WPI
The Bobcats’ strong start is sullied by the Engineers’ big finish. Also, UMF baseball gives UMaine an early surprise, while awards are handed out and records are set.
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Fisk University men’s basketball forward Armstead being honored for his courage
Jeremiah Armstead will make history as the first player from a historically Black college or university or NAIA school to receive the Perry Wallace Most Courageous Award.