College
The latest College coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Vols receive commitment from MVC men’s basketball player of the year
Tennessee's last three men's basketball teams advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament with a leading scorer who was a senior obtained through the NCAA transfer portal.
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Former Vols assistant Justin Gainey welcomed home as Wolfpack head coach
Justin Gainey vowed to bring toughness and stability back to N.C. State after his alma mater suddenly had a coaching vacancy for the second year in a row.
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UConn men prove hard to stop in later rounds of NCAA tournament
If you want to boot the UConn men's basketball team from the Big Dance, you best get your kicks in early. The Huskies are a tough out in the Sweet 16 and beyond.
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NCAA committee proposes eligibility rules change related to pro drafts
After two high-profile cases in men's basketball this season, the NCAA Division I Cabinet will consider proposed changes to eligibility rules.
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NCAA approves suspensions, fines for transfer portal violations
The NCAA Division I Cabinet approved emergency legislation Wednesday that will severely penalize coaches and schools that skirt the NCAA transfer portal process.
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Fernando Mendoza makes Indiana’s pro day a show like never before
Fernando Mendoza warmed up with his college roommate Wednesday while nearly two dozen former teammates took turns running the 40-yard dash.
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Vols blow five-run lead in ninth, get swept at Vanderbilt
Tennessee's three-game baseball series at Vanderbilt went from bad to worse Sunday afternoon.
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Michigan denies Final Four for Vols; Barnes announces return
Tennessee's recent reputation as an Elite Eight program in the NCAA tournament continues to have only one downside.
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UConn men stun No. 1 Duke with last-second 3 to reach Final Four
UConn freshman guard Braylon Mullins retrieved a loose ball near midcourt, and suddenly, improbably, his Huskies had a chance to win.
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UConn women earn 25th Final Four trip after Texas two-step
UConn coach Geno Auriemma donned a cowboy hat and did a little dance after his undefeated Huskies booked another trip to the final weekend of the NCAA tournament.
