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Tide shake off early woes, rally for 1st Final Four
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsLOS ANGELES -- Alabama head coach Nate Oats said earlier this week that he credits legendary, now-retired Crimson Tide football coach Nick Saban for his mantra of always looking to the next play, the next game in order to not get caught up in the success or failure of the present.But after an 89-82 win over no. 6…
Tiger touches down in Augusta with Masters near
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsTiger Woods made a trip to Augusta National Golf Club on Saturday, perhaps a sign that the 15-time major champion intends to tee it up at the Masters on April 11.Woods, 48, would be making his 26th Masters appearance. The five-time Masters champion can break a tournament record with his 24th consecutive made cut after tying Gary Player…
Clark, Iowa advance, expect 'more energy' vs. LSU
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsALBANY, N.Y. -- The collision course for last season's national championship game opponents was set up by the NCAA women's basketball committee on Selection Sunday nearly two weeks ago. Then Iowa and LSU had to work to get there. Now, it's on.The No. 1 seed Hawkeyes dominated their Sweet 16 game versus 5-seed Colorado 89-68 on Saturday here…
Mulkey rips L.A. Times for 'awful' portrayal of LSU
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsALBANY, N.Y. -- LSU coach Kim Mulkey ripped a Los Angeles Times column that portrayed her team's matchup against UCLA as a "reckoning" between good versus evil, calling it "sexist," "awful" and "wrong."During her postgame news conference following a 78-69 victory Saturday, Mulkey was asked about her team embracing an "us against the world mentality" and whether she…
UConn buries Illini with 30-0 run, back in Final 4
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsBOSTON -- Late in the first half of Saturday's East Regional final between UConn and Illinois, the Huskies' dominant march toward back-to-back national championships seemed in danger. Not just their streak of double-digit wins, but staying alive in the NCAA tournament.The Fighting Illini had fought back from an early deficit to tie the score with 1:49 left until…
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