College
The latest College coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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UCLA women beat Notre Dame in Elite Eight after rare halftime deficit
All-America center Lauren Betts and her fellow UCLA seniors wouldn't allow their season to end short of the Final Four.
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Irish rugby player recruited by Vols in football commits to South Carolina
Neff Giwa sometimes asks himself: "Is this really happening to me?" Incredibly, yes.
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Tulane transfer in mix for backup running back with the Vols
For a second straight January, the Tennessee Volunteers dipped into the NCAA transfer portal to snag a running back.
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Vols lose to Vanderbilt in 16 innings; Lady Vols stunned again
Tennessee and Vanderbilt are playing a lot of free baseball this weekend at Hawkins Field. Unfortunately for the Volunteers, the results are proving costly.
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Basketball roster rebuild paying off more than ever for Vols
After last season ended, the Tennessee Volunteers had to replace their point guard, but coach Rick Barnes also wanted his team to get bigger and more physical.
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Arizona beats Purdue for first Final Four trip since 2001
Arizona men's basketball coach Tommy Lloyd climbed the ladder, cut the last strand of the net and waved to fans while they chanted, "Tommy! Tommy!"
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Illinois ends Iowa’s March Madness run, moves on to Final Four
Illinois is heading to the Final Four for the first time in 21 years, but junior guard Andrej Stojakovic made clear the Fighting Illini have much bigger goals.
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Texas, Michigan have no trouble in Sweet 16 victories in Fort Worth
Rori Harmon came back to Texas for another chance to win a national championship.
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South Carolina, TCU will meet with Final Four trip up for grabs
Even after another dominant offensive performance, South Carolina players feel their best is yet to come. Gamecocks coach Dawn Staley wouldn't disagree.
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UConn coach Geno Auriemma no fan of double-regional format
Geno Auriemma didn't wait for a question from reporters Saturday before sharing his thoughts on the double-regional format being used in the NCAA women's tournament.
