Basketball
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South Carolina women cap wire-to-wire No. 1 run in AP Top 25
South Carolina joined an exclusive group Monday, going wire-to-wire as No. 1 in consecutive years in The Associated Press Top 25 women's basketball poll.
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March Madness has international flair for many women’s teams
When star guard Paige Bueckers went down with a season-ending knee injury last August, UConn went searching far and wide for a late addition to its roster.
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March Madness betting guide: Not just about brackets
March Madness isn't just about filling out — and later trashing — brackets. There are more ways to bet the field in the NCAA Tournament, an event that will consume basketball fans over the next three weeks. Here's a look at the favorites, underdogs and longshots.
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Vols seeking to lighten the load for Vescovi at SEC tournament
College basketball coaches often implore their teams to compete for the full 40 minutes.
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Mocs fall short in bid to repeat as SoCon tourney champs
A.J. Caldwell and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's basketball team went down fighting.
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In program’s second season, youthful Chattanooga Prep Sentinels reach state tournament
Eli Gaines had been dreaming of what it would be like to play in the TSSAA state basketball tournament.
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Brainerd backcourt leads team in return to 2A state tournament
Brainerd is back in the boys' state basketball tournament thanks to a backcourt that refused to back down.
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Family is the foundation for UTC women’s unexpected basketball title
Prior to Sunday's Southern Conference championship game against Wofford, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's basketball coach Shawn Poppie sat on his team's bench alongside his seven-year old son Kai.
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Brainerd boys outlast Tyner in overtime to win Region 2-2A title
The only thing more prominent than Brainerd's current winning streak is the size of the chip on the shoulder of everyone involved with the program.
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Vols slaughter Hogs after losing Zeigler to knee injury
The little engine that makes Tennessee basketball go suddenly stopped going.
