The bench press started like every other one Josh Nunes had done throughout his Stanford career. As he lifted the weight above his chest, the former starting quarterback thought he felt his right shoulder pop. The weight crashed down violently on his upper body, and his spotter quickly pulled the ...
City workers on Tuesday began to cut down the poisoned oak trees at Toomer's Corner at the entrance to Auburn University in Auburn, Ala.
Tierra Rogers' ailing heart wasn't strong enough to sustain what had the makings of a glorious basketball career. Still it was big enough, her California teammates say, to help carry the Golden Bears to the first women's Final Four in program history. By all accounts, the way Rogers dealt with ...
Georgia Tech hosted the slam dunk and 3-point shooting contest as part of the NCAA Final Four Festivities Thursday night.
Louisville basketball player Kevin Ware spoke to the media for the first time Wednesday since suffering a gruesome leg injury on national television earlier in the week.
University of Georgia unveiled new lettering and styles for its football, basketball and track uniforms.
Former UCLA standout Ed O'Bannon is watching the NCAA men's basketball tournament with mixed emotions. There's the love for the game and the tournament itself — he led his UCLA Bruins to the 1995 championship with 30 points and 17 rebounds and earned the most outstanding player award. But then ...
For months, coach Tara VanDerveer has been challenging Joslyn Tinkle and Stanford's supporting cast to take the pressure off Chiney Ogwumike. Tinkle and Co. did just that to send the top-seeded Cardinal to the Spokane Regional semifinals. Tinkle made a career-high five 3-pointers on the way to 21 points in ...
California coach Lindsay Gottlieb made one thing perfectly clear as the Bears and South Florida headed to overtime. Don't think about the 14-point lead Cal squandered. "Be who we are, do what we do," she said, recalling her comments after the game. "We're looking forward. There is one option and ...
The Austin lineup for the NCAA men’s basketball tournament stretches from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from the Upper Midwest to the southern tip of Florida. But as geographically divergent as it is, the gang of eight had one theme Monday as Austin-bound coaches and players addressed their local media: ...
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