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Birleffi, voice of Wyoming hoops for decades, dies Larry Birleffi, a television and radio broadcaster known for more than 50 years as the ‘Voice of the Wyoming Cowboys,’ died Saturday. He was 90.

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ESPN.com has launched many new men’s basketball widgets that offer scores, stats, and news

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Volunteers’ value soaring since discovering Pearl Tennessee basketball never meant much on Rocky Top, sans Pat Summitt. Enter Bruce Pearl, who has excited Knoxville with a bright future, unlike the gridiron, Gary Parrish says.

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NCAA selects Indy, five others for pilot program The NCAA has selected Indianapolis and five other cities for a pilot program that will give them an opportunity to host multiple championship events through 2012.

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Katz: Davis deals with new pressures Instead of planning for an encore performance at Drake, Keno Davis finds himself trying to rebuild a Providence College program that finds itself near the bottom of the Big East, writes Andy Katz.

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Big East grants Syracuse’s Devendorf extra year Syracuse guard Eric Devendorf has been given an additional year of athletic eligibility.

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Can Georgia, Felton ride the momentum? A miracle run saved Dennis Felton’s job at Georgia. Now a new cast of characters tries to ride the momentum, Jeff Goodman says.

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‘Canes have become the big men on campus Forget football for now. With four starters back from a 23-11 squad, Jeff Goodman says Miami is suddenly better on the hardwood.

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Arizona reports potential recruiting violation The University of Arizona has reported a possible NCAA recruiting violation by men’s basketball coach Lute Olson, who called it “an unfortunate and regrettable error.” Athletic director Jim Livengood said Monday that Olson had sent a letter to basketball boosters asking for a donation to Jim Storey’s Arizona Cactus […]

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O’Neil: Dunphy fitting right in at Temple Fran Dunphy had his skeptics when he made the transition from Penn to Temple. There were questions about his ability to translate his success from the Ivy to the A-10. A conference championship in his second season answers a lot of those questions, writes Dana O’Neil.

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