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Spurs soothed by team dinner after Game 6 loss
MIAMI – Devastated after failing to capture the NBA championship, Spurs players found some comfort in food and conversation while dining out as a team after Tuesday night's Game 6 Finals loss in overtime to the Heat. The late meal was therapeutic,...Tags: American Airlines Arena, Tim Duncan, Basketball, Danny Green, College Basketball
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Barrett aims for right notes at U.S. track and field championships
Brigetta Barett is accustomed to hitting high notes, athletically and artistically. Barrett, who won a silver medal in the women’s high jump at the London Olympics last summer and is a six-time NCAA champion, sang the national anthem before...
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Inside the BRD: Former W&M assistant Matt McLeod is new football coach at Grafton High
Matt McLeod, a former defensive coordinator at William and Mary, has accepted the job as head football coach at Grafton High. He succeeds Jared Van Acker, who resigned after three seasons at Grafton to become the head coach at Freedom High in Northern...Tags: Real Estate Sellers, Jimmye Laycock, College Football, College of William and Mary, Henrico County
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EA Sports releases early demo of NCAA Football 14
Orlando SentinelEA Sports will release its latest college football video game – NCAA Football 14 – on July 9, but fans who are itching to get a sneak peek of the game can download a demo on Xbox 360 and PS3 now. The latest incarnation of the game features...Tags: PlayStation, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Sports, Football, Georgia Dome
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Community Announcements for June 20
LC Ambulance Board special meeting The Lincoln County Ambulance Board will hold a special called meeting Monday, June 24 at 7 p.m. at the Lincoln County Courthouse. Kentucky Concerns of Police Survivors to hold motorcycle ride Kentucky...
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Cost Main Factor In Moving American Athletic Tourney Out Of Hartford
More information is beginning to emerge regarding the decision of The American Athletic Conference to hold its first women’s basketball tournament at the Mohegan Sun Arena. You’ll recall, especially if you enjoyed dining near the XL Center...Tags: Connecticut Huskies, Big East Conference, Basketball, XL Center, Houston Cougars
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UND, USD to resume football rivalry in 2016, 2017
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) — The University of North Dakota and University of South Dakota football teams plan to renew their rivalry in 2016. The Coyotes will travel to Grand Forks on Sept. 17, 2016, for the 94th meeting between the two teams. The...Tags: College Football
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Two Lehigh football players already earning recognition
Groller's CornerSummer isn't even here yet officially and the 2013 preseason college football "players to watch" lists are already surfacing. Two Lehigh players -- junior tight end Tyler Coyle and senior linebacker Nigel Muhammad -- have been identified by the College... -
Star Track: Tamisha Augustin
sdearth@dailypress.com | 757-247-4640Tamisha Augustin, a Bethel High graduate, was named an assistant coach for the VCU Rams' women's basketball team. She will serve on the staff of Marlene Stollings. “She is a proven recruiter who is known for attracting top talent in our region,&...Tags: Sports, Maryland Transit Administration, Kennedy Space Center, Basketball, Virginia Commonwealth Rams
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Sideline Chatter: marathon runner runs down bicycle thief
The Seattle TimesOutrun this victim? Lots of luck with that. Sarah Tatterson of West Seattle, a veteran of a dozen half-marathons, gave dogged chase to a would-be bike thief who took off on foot after ditching his ill-gotten prize. "It was an instinct, and I reacted...Tags: Maria Sharapova, Wrigley Field, Jeffrey Loria, The Players Championship, Cops (tv program)
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Star Track: Creighton Jones
sdearth@dailypress.com | 757-247-4640Creighton Jones of Newport News played an instrumental role this spring in perhaps the finest tennis season in Winston-Salem State University history. As a junior, Jones played No. 2 singles and No. 1 doubles throughout the season, and the Rams captured...Tags: College Basketball, Winston-Salem State University, Tennis, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Sports
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How will Manziel perform this season?
He'll get crushed Teddy Greenstein Chicago Tribune Johnny Manziel will feast on the likes of Rice and Sam Houston State, building an early case for a Heisman Trophy repeat. But the SEC's big boys will crush him. Left tackle Luke Joeckel and center...Tags: Heisman Trophy, Sports, Football, Johnny Manziel, Alabama Crimson Tide
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