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Underdogs in NCAA spotlight

Underdogs in NCAA spotlight

The University of Maryland-Baltimore County proved that anything can happen in the NCAA Tournament. After pulling off the upset of all NCAA upsets, the 16th-seeded Retrievers get a day to rest and recharge following their history-making win over No. 1 seed Virginia. No. 11 seed Loyola-Chicago and No. 13 seed Buffalo return to the floor…More

Top-seeded Virginia left to make sense of historic NCAA loss

Top-seeded Virginia left to make sense of historic NCAA loss

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The doors to the Virginia’s locker room opened, the last protection for a group of players sitting in a state of shocked quiet after the most improbable of losses. Some fought back tears. Some hung their heads or stared blankly down at their cellphones. Others could only shake their head. READ…More

Vikings cap Cousins welcome party, with $84M guaranteed deal

Vikings cap Cousins welcome party, with $84M guaranteed deal

EAGAN, Minn. (AP) — The leverage of free agency in his prime brought Kirk Cousins the market-setting contract with Minnesota. Now the Vikings have their latest franchise quarterback to try to secure that elusive first Super Bowl victory with. The Vikings wrapped up their welcome party with an $84 million, three-year contract for Cousins on…More

Great to have Tiger back in the hunt

Great to have Tiger back in the hunt

The Tiger Woods Show last weekend, masquerading as a PGA Tour event sponsored by some paint company, was must-see TV for any golfer who remembers the glory years when Woods dominated golf. As evidenced by the water-cooler interest sparked by this run-of-the-mill tournament, Woods might still dominate golf. READ MORE> More

Court to weigh rule that nixed Aaron Hernandez conviction

Court to weigh rule that nixed Aaron Hernandez conviction

BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts’ high court will consider whether the state should get rid of a centuries-old legal principle that erased Aaron Hernandez’s murder conviction after the former New England Patriots tight end killed himself. The Supreme Judicial Court recently announced that it will hear the former NFL star’s case and examine the legal principle…More

AP source: Dolphins discuss cutting 5-time Pro Bowler Suh

AP source: Dolphins discuss cutting 5-time Pro Bowler Suh

MIAMI (AP) — The Miami Dolphins appear ready to move on without their defensive anchor. Miami is discussing releasing five-time Pro Bowl tackle Ndamukong Suh when the NFL’s new year begins Wednesday, a person familiar with the situation said Monday. The person said nothing has been finalized, and confirmed the conversations to The Associated Press…More

Trump recognizes World Series champion Houston Astros

Trump recognizes World Series champion Houston Astros

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump recognized the Houston Astros on Monday for their first World Series win, an “incredible victory” that Trump said was even more special following the devastation Hurricane Harvey wrought on the Texas city. READ MORE>More

Industry: $10B will be bet on Tournament, most illegally

Industry: $10B will be bet on Tournament, most illegally

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — America’s gambling industry predicts $10 billion will be bet on the March Madness college basketball tournament — nearly all of it illegally or off-the-books. That’s one of the reasons the American Gaming Association favors the full legalization and regulation of sports betting in the United States. READ MORE>More

Woods shares early lead at Innisbrook, and gallery roars

Woods shares early lead at Innisbrook, and gallery roars

PALM HARBOR, Fla. (AP) — Tiger Woods put his name on the leaderboard again, and this time it stayed there. Woods looked sharper as the gallery got louder. He made four birdies, got a few good bounces and kept a clean card at Innisbrook until the last hole for a 3-under 68 that gave him…More

Evans/Buccaneers agree to $82.5 million contract extension

Evans/Buccaneers agree to $82.5 million contract extension

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Tampa Bay’s Mike Evans has agreed to a five-year, $82.5 million contract extension that makes him the second-highest paid receiver in the NFL. The deal confirmed Friday includes $55 million guaranteed and also makes Evans the highest-paid player with the Buccaneers with an average annual salary of $16.5 million. That’s second…More

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