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As always, Big Ten basketball will reload after NBA draft exits
Star TribuneThe Big Ten Conference might be losing a handful of high-profile players to early entry in the NBA draft and dozens more to graduation, but it shouldn't stop business as usual for the perennially strong league in 2013-14. A few months ago, the 12-team...Tags: NBC (tv network), Michigan Wolverines, Keith Appling, Gary Harris, College Sports
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Penn State responds to critical Sports Illustrated article
The Philadelphia InquirerPenn State moved quickly Tuesday night to respond to a Sports Illustrated story that appeared to paint an unflattering portrait of the university's medical operation as it applies to football. The article is mentioned on the cover of this week's issue...Tags: Sports Illustrated, Drugs and Medicines, Education, The Pennsylvania State University, Periodicals
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The Wisconsin State Journal Andy Baggot column
The Wisconsin State JournalAs soon as the statistical nugget was passed along to Tracie Adix, the pitching coach for the University of Wisconsin softball team put a finger to her lips and tried, good-naturedly, to shush the presenter. When the Badgers face North Carolina in a...Tags: Iowa Hawkeyes, Michigan Wolverines, Baseball, College Sports, College Baseball
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U.Va., Virginia Tech attempt to balance competitive, business concerns in football scheduling
Bold non-conference schedules will serve Virginia Tech, Virginia and the ACC well as college football drives toward the playoff era. The challenge is in balancing that ambition with business and competitive concerns. Strength-of-schedule has long been a...
Tags: Florida State University, Michigan Wolverines, College Sports, Hampton Pirates, Syracuse Orange
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Penn State football: Athletic department disputes Sports Illustrated story on football program's medical care programs
Centre Daily TimesPenn State is disputing a Sports Illustrated story that will hit newsstands Wednesday, calling the magazine's characterization of the football program's medical care programs "erroneous." "Access to urgent and quality care for our athletes is no less...Tags: Sports Illustrated, Periodicals, The Pennsylvania State University, Colleges and Universities, Bill O'Brien
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Rutgers to name Julie Hermann AD
ReutersJulie Hermann is set to become Rutgers athletic director, tasked with leading the university back to respectability and into the American Athletic Conference before the Scarlet Knights join the Big Ten in 2014. Hermann, 49, will be the third female...Tags: Television Industry, Rutgers University, American Athletic Conference, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Nebraska Cornhuskers
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Big Ten bowl lineup might include Pinstripe, Holiday bowls
Detroit Free PressGeography is the new Big Ten buzzword. First it was the new 2014 football division names, embracing East and West, and now it's spilling into the revised bowl plan. As the Big Ten athletic directors meet Tuesday and today at the Sofitel hotel in...Tags: Lucas Oil Stadium, Holiday Bowl, The Pennsylvania State University, Michigan Wolverines, College Sports
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Michigan's Dave Brandon 'disappointed' in end of Notre Dame rivalry, says it's difficult to replace
Detroit Free PressFor those hoping for a renewal of the Michigan-Notre Dame football series, don't hold your breath. The series that will end after the 2015 game, after Notre Dame's request last fall, might not restart for awhile. "It's not only ended for a short...Tags: Denver Broncos, Michigan Wolverines, College Sports, Michigan State Spartans, Sports
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Oklahoma basketball recruit back on the market
Tulsa WorldJacob Hammond, a highly-regarded but well-traveled high school big man who had been Oklahoma's only basketball commitment for 2014, put himself back on the market Monday evening. "Opening my recruitment back up," Hammond tweeted. "Just want to make sure...Tags: Big 12 Conference, High School Sports, High Schools, Marketing, College Sports
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Atlantic Coast Conference seeks stability, TV network
AMELIA ISLAND, Fla. -- At last year's Atlantic Coast Conference spring meetings, the first for league newcomers Pitt and Syracuse, the big question was whether the league would survive the offseason -- or even the week -- with its full membership intact....Tags: Television Networks, Florida State University, Media Industry, College Sports, Sports
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BRIEF: Gophers' Jerry Kill won't get raise 'immediately'
St. Paul Pioneer PressGophers athletics director Norwood Teague said he would like to increase football coach Jerry Kill's salary "in the coming years, but not immediately." Kill, at $1.2 million annually, is the Big Ten's lowest-paid football coach. -- Among drills...Tags: Minnesota Golden Gophers, U.S. Military
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B1G Meetings: Hello, Nashville and Jacksonville
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, IowaThat Big Ten bowl shuffle has so far yielded...not great stuff. According to ESPN.com's Brett McMurphy, the conference will share tie-ins with the Gator Bowl and Music City Bowl with the ACC during a six-year agreement, so three Big Ten teams would go...Tags: Iowa Hawkeyes, Music City Bowl, College Sports, Atlantic Coast Conference, Florida Gators
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