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Cameron Boozer second straight Duke freshman to win AP award
Cameron Boozer was at the center of everything for the Duke men's basketball team this season.

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Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg honored after Huskers break through
Nebraska's Fred Hoiberg was honored as The Associated Press men's college basketball coach of the year after a 28-win season and the program's first NCAA tournament victory.

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Illinois takes aim at UConn once more, this time in Final Four
Illinois men's basketball coach Brad Underwood doesn't need any reminders about what happened the past two times his team faced UConn.

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Arizona-Michigan showdown will leave one No. 1 seed standing
In a Final Four with two No. 1 seeds, only one will reach Monday night's title game.

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Michigan’s ‘Fab Five’ reuniting for Final Four telecast Saturday night
The Michigan men's basketball program's famed "Fab Five" will reunite during Saturday's Final Four at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

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Trump signs order intended to stabilize college sports, threatens loss of funding
President Donald Trump tried to put some teeth into his latest attempt to save college sports.

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Alabama AD Greg Byrne says ‘ship has sailed’ on SEC football title game
Athletic director Greg Byrne is calling for an end to a 34-year tradition for the Southeastern Conference that was a pioneering move for college football when it debuted.

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UTC grad Omar Wattad one win from NCAA Division II title as Lander coach
Even during his days as UTC guard, Omar Wattad had an eye on becoming a head coach. Now he's one win from adding a national championship to his resumé.

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UTC running back Journey Wyche muscles up in bid for consistency
Journey Wyche could easily be considered one of the old heads among UTC's current running backs.

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Heupel praises revamped Vols secondary after second scrimmage
New quarterbacks are naturally getting most of the attention this spring in Knoxville, but there are a slew of unknowns in the last line of defense.
