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Huskers Sweep South Dakota 7-5, 9-3
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Last Updated: 9:55 PM 03/17/10 - The Huskers got back on track with a doubleheader sweep of South Dakota in their home opener Wednesday, 7-5 and 9-3 at Bowlin Stadium. (Full Story) |
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UNO Sweeps Doubleheader At Lincoln (Mo.)
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Last Updated: 8:15 PM 03/17/10 - Julia Krejci hit a pair of home runs and drove in six runs as the Mavericks swept a pair from Lincoln (Mo.), 9-2 and 11-1, Wednesday afternoon in Jefferson City. (Full Story) |
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Mavericks Announce 2010 Football Schedule
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Last Updated: 12:49 PM 03/17/10 - UNO will play its first five games of the 2010 football season at home. The schedule, released Wednesday, features seven home games out of 11 total games this fall. (Full Story) |
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Jays Win CIT Opener
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Last Updated: 7:37 PM 03/17/10 - Creighton drained 12 three pointers, including four each from Ethan Wragge and Cavel Witter, as the men's basketball team topped South Dakota 89-78 Tuesday night in opening-round action of the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament (Full Story) |
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Huskers Roll Over South Dakota State 12-6
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Last Updated: 8:31 PM 03/16/10 - DJ Belfonte belted two of Nebraska’s three homers as the Huskers wrapped up a perfect homestand with a 12-6 win over South Dakota State Tuesday afternoon in Lincoln. (Full Story) |
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Another Honor For Yori
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Last Updated: 8:25 PM 03/16/10 - Nebraska basketball coach Connie Yori was named one of eight NCAA Division I regional coaches of the year by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) on Tuesday. (Full Story) |
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Huskers Top Seed In KC Region, Face UNI Sunday In Minneapolis
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Last Updated: 7:58 PM 03/15/10 - Nebraska has earned the top seed in the Kansas City Region of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament and will begin play Sunday against Northern Iowa in Minneapolis, it was announced Monday night. (Full Story) |
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Huskers Drop One Spot In AP Poll
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Last Updated: 12:29 PM 03/15/10 - Nebraska slipped from third to fourth in this week's Associated Press Top 25 Women's Basketball Poll released Monday. (Full Story) |
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- No. 8 California cruises past No. 9 Louisville
Golden Bears build big early lead en route to 77-62 win, will face Duke next. - Freshman leads No. 4 Maryland past Houston
Freshman Jordan Williams set career highs with 21 points and 17 rebounds, and Maryland beat Houston 89-77 on Friday night in the first round of the NCAA tournament’s Midwest Regional. - No Onuaku, no problem for No. 1 Syracuse
Orange stomps Vermont without injured center, will face Gonzaga next. - Turner struggles, but no worries for No. 2 OSU
Evan Turner took a back seat to slick shooter Jon Diebler and big forward Dallas Lauderdale, and Ohio State outlasted persistent UC Santa Barbara 68-51 in the first round of the NCAA tournament Friday night. - Lucas sees to it that No. 5 Michigan St. survives
Kalin Lucas scored a career-high 25 points and Raymar Morgan emerged from a quiet night by hitting key shots down the stretch as fifth-seeded Michigan State edged No. 12 New Mexico State 70-67 on Friday in the first round of the NCAA tournament. - No. 1 Duke strolls into second round
Kyle Singler had 22 points and 10 rebounds, Jon Scheyer scored 13 and No. 1 seed Duke rolled past Arkansas-Pine Bluff 73-44 Friday night in the first round of the NCAA tournament. - Georgia Tech shines from line to beat Okla. St.
Gani Lawal scored 14 points, Derrick Favors added 12 points and nine rebounds, and Georgia Tech made 24 of 25 free throws Friday night to hold off seventh-seeded Oklahoma State 64-59 in the first round of the NCAA tournament. - Cornell thrashes Temple, ends Ivy’s NCAA woes
No. 12 Cornell shredded the 5-seed Owls, which came into the game ranked No. 1 in field-goal percentage defense, and grabbed the Ivy League's first NCAA tournament win since Princeton in 1998. - Purdue shrugs off Siena’s upset bid, naysayers
Keaton Grant ignited the decisive run that rallied fourth-seeded Purdue past No. 13 seed Siena 72-64 on Friday in the first round of NCAA tournament’s South Regional.
- Jankovic in final
Jelena Jankovic defeated Samantha Stosur 6-2, 6-4 to reach the final of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells. The sixth-seeded Serb will try to win her first title in seven months when she faces No. 2 seed Caroline Wozniacki on Sunday. On the men's side, Andy Roddick advanced to the semifinals by beating Tommy Robredo for the 11th consecutive time. - Serena, del Potro withdraw from Key Biscayne
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -Add 12-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams and U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro to the list of top players pulling out of the Sony Ericsson Open. - FanHouse: Serena line judge: She said a bad word
Shino Tsurubuchi, the line judge who was the target of Serena Williams' tirade at the U.S. Open, finally speaks about the incident. - Federer's anger after loss proves he still cares
Tennis.com: Angry and very honest following his tight three-set loss to Marcos Baghdatis at Indian Wells, Roger Federer proved he cares as much as ever about winning Masters events. - Tennis officials close book on Agassi drug inquiries
ROME (AP) -Tennis officials have closed the book on Andre Agassi's drug revelations. - An edge exists beneath Federer's serene surface
Tennis.com: When watching Roger Federer on TV, he appears to glide smoothly around the court, expending little energy in winning. But when you see him up close, it's apparent how much effort he puts into every movement and every point. - Timeline: Looking back at 2009
Timeline: Take a look at some of the best matches, biggest stories and most shocking upsets from 2009's tennis action. - Creating the perfect tennis player
Interactive: After analyzing the men’s tennis greats, Tracy Austin selects her top performers in a variety of strokes and court skills. - ATP, WTA scores, schedules
- Harrington grabs lead as fun week continues
Padraig Harrington continued his memorable week with a 6-under 65 that gave him a one-shot lead after the second round Friday in the Transitions Championship. - Tiger Woods chooses new logo for golf bag
Tiger Woods won't replace AT&T with a new corporate sponsor on his golf bag when he returns at the Masters, instead using his Nike brand. - Tiger will be scrutinized closely, Miller says
I don't know how much you can expect from him, but he is Tiger Woods. The scrutiny is going to be off the charts. - Out of Bounds: New Tiger texts disgusting, awesome
- Out of Bounds: Porn star explains release of Tiger texts
- Out of Bounds: Irish Tiger float is quite a hit
- O’Neill: Tiger greatest ever? We're about to find out
O'Neill: After all that has happened, is Tiger Woods still the best player of his time? Augusta can ask that question most succinctly. The challenge will be for Woods to provide the absolute answer. - Celizic: Tiger is still trying to control everything
Mike Celizic: Tiger Woods certainly hasn’t changed his approach to his public life or his business. The choice of Augusta shows that. It’s the most controlled and controllable venue in golf, or any other game. From Tiger’s point of view, it’s as risk-free as it gets. - Ventre: Good or bad, it will be Tiger’s ‘Greatest’ finish
Ventre: As career-defining disasters go, the one that Tiger Woods created is akin to the Hindenburg crashing into the Titanic. And that means his comeback — which begins with the Masters — will have to measure up to that magnitude.
- Making a Derby list, and checking it hourly
It’s that time of year where horseplayers are making lists, checking them far more than twice and constantly reordering them as their early picks for the Kentucky Derby bubble up, get knocked down a peg or drop out of the picture altogether. - Barbaro's brother awaits Florida Derby test
HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Barbaro's brother could be one strong run away from the Kentucky Derby. - Racing exec Lang, who transformed Preakness, dies
BALTIMORE (AP) -Charles John "Chick'' Lang, the longtime head of Pimlico Race Course who helped make the Preakness a must-watch for sports fans around the country, has died. He was 83. - Road to Kentucky Derby: Follow all prep races
Key dates and results on the road to the Kentucky Derby, from MSNBC.com's Mike Brunker. - Bob Baffert prefers to be 2nd to none in Derby
If you think Bob Baffert likes finishing second in the Kentucky Derby, think again. - Big Buck's wins World Hurdle at Cheltenham
CHELTENHAM, England (AP) -Big Buck's pulled away from Time For Rupert after jumping the last fence to win the World Hurdle for the second year in a row at the Cheltenham Festival. - Video: Video: Filly Rachel Alexandra wins Preakness thriller
Rachel Alexandra holds off Derby winner Mine That Bird to become first female to win race since 1924. (NBC Sports) - Video: Video: Watch replay of Mine That Bird's victory
Jockey Calvin Borel rides Mine That Bird from last to first to win the 135th Kentucky Derby. (NBC Sports) - Interactive: Triple Crown winners, near misses
- Strong Bristol track record is in Junior's favor
Dale Earnhardt Jr. has a reason for optimism this weekend. Bristol's tough, half-mile oval has been his best track over the years with an average finish of 11.6. - Logano wins first pole of career at Bristol
Joey Logano backed up his fast showing in practice by winning the first pole of his career Friday at Bristol Motor Speedway. - Edwards defends character after Keselowski crash
BRISTOL, Tenn. (AP) -Carl Edwards is personable and polite, always approachable. When he talks on camera, he makes sure to take his sunglasses off so the audience can see him clearly. - Keselowski to ask for boundaries in NASCAR meeting
BRISTOL, Tenn. (AP) -Brad Keselowski wants NASCAR to explain the limits on the "boys, have at it'' policy series officials are applying this season to self-policing between drivers. - Kyle Busch likes his chances in Bristol's race
Kyle Busch may be winless in 2010 and without a top-10 finish through four races, but the Joe Gibbs Racing driver will still roll into Bristol Motor Speedway as a favorite to win this weekend's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. - FanHouse: Bristol debuts new 'Boys, have at it' walls
- Top five drivers and five to watch at Bristol
Opinion: While Kevin Harvick has nine top-five finishes in 18 Bristol races, two of his worst performances came last year when he finished 30th and 38th. He should be able to redeem himself this time around. Take a look at the top five and five to watch in the Food City 500. - Bristol exciting for fans, frustrating for drivers
Rotoworld: The Bullring in Bristol has been described a flying an airplane in a gymnasium. There will be no cars that escape Sunday's race without at least a little sheet metal damage. But look for Kyle Busch and Jimmie Johnson to weather the storm in the Food City 500. - Mark Martin still feeling 'the magic'
FLORENCE, S.C. (AP) -It was about a year ago that Mark Martin set off on a NASCAR ride like few others in his stellar career.
- M’s Cliff Lee has right abdominal strain
HBT: Mariners starting pitcher Cliff Lee, who will be re-evaluated next week, reportedly could miss the first week of the season. - HBT: Is Buchholz finally ready to stick?
- Westmoreland out of ICU at Phoenix hospital
Boston Red Sox minor league prospect Ryan Westmoreland has been out of the intensive care unit and into the neuro rehabilitation unit at the St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix on Friday. - FanHouse: Heyward brightens Braves' playoff chances
- Playoff sked, pace of game draw attention
NEW YORK (AP) -Tweaking the postseason schedule. Eliminating the link between the All-Star game and World Series. Adding replay for fair-or-foul calls down the lines. - Vin Scully released from hospital
Hall of Fame announcer Vin Scully was released from the hospital Friday after bumping his head, and is looking forward to broadcasting a Dodgers exhibition game this weekend. - Blyleven: For Nats, the future should be now
Blyleven: The Nationals might be tempted to move slowly in developing phenom Stephen Strasburg. But with the proper amount of support around him, there is no reason the pitcher can't succeed in the majors from the start. - HBT: Nats’ Strasburg strikes out 8 in four innings
- Vote: What should Nats do with Stephen Strasburg?
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