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Longtime MTSU women’s coach Rick Insell turning program over to son
Rick Insell, who has 505 wins in 21 seasons as head coach of the Middle Tennessee State University women's basketball program, announced his retirement Thursday.

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Duke assistant returning to alma mater as Belmont’s next head coach
Duke men's basketball assistant Evan Bradds was named Belmont's next head coach Thursday, providing a homecoming for the former Bruins star.

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NCAA approves trial rule reducing punishment for first targeting penalty
For at least one season, a targeting penalty will no longer automatically take a player off the field for the following game.

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Mocs must pass tough first-round test in Fargo to make WBIT run
The UTC women's basketball team had to settle for spectator status last April as the UTC men celebrated their NIT championship with a parade downtown.

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Staub the most experienced in Vols’ QB race: ‘I know what it takes’
The Tennessee Volunteers in January missed out on some of the highest-rated quarterbacks in the NCAA transfer portal.

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Estrella happy to be back with Vols in NCAA tournament play
Tennessee forward J.P. Estrella was unable to play in the NCAA tournament last season, when he missed all but three games due to a foot injury that required surgery.

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Miami RedHawks win in First Four, earn matchup with Tennnessee
Miami University beat SMU in a First Four matchup of No. 11 seeds Wednesday for the RedHawks' first victory in the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament in 27 years.

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Vols, Dawgs, Tide in NCAA’s Midwest Region with No. 1 seed Michigan
Howard University men's basketball coach Kenny Blakeney had a blast the last time he saw Michigan play.

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College basketball loves the 3, but past champs haven’t counted on it
In the past four seasons, no NCAA Division I men's basketball team has made more 3-pointers, nor launched more shots from behind the arc, than Alabama.

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UConn stars headline AP All-America women’s basketball team
UConn heads into the NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament unbeaten due in no small part to the play of senior Azzi Fudd and sophomore Sarah Strong.
