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Buzzer Beaters: Jeter Out Until All-Star Break, Cavaliers Fire Scott and More
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March Mascot Madness – Monte Advances to the Final Four [VOTE NOW]
Really, GuySpeed? You are making this too easy. Pitting our lovable mascot up against some of the (dare we say...) unattractive school mascots is just simply too unfair for our rivals. First, it was Otto the Orange which lost by a whopping 84% of the votes, and now this week, everyone's obvious favorite furry grizzly bear is up against yet another slightly odd looking team spirit costumed character.
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Oklahoma City Thunder Fan Sinks Shot from Half-Court to Win $20,000 for His Wife’s Cancer Treatment
Heath Kufahl and his wife were at an Oklahoma City Thunder game and were picked to compete at halftime against another couple for a chance to win $20,000. Well, in the first round, Heath and his wife made more shots than the other couple. Beating that couple is what gave Heath the chance at the half-court shot.
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Who’s the Best Team in NCAA Men’s Hoops? — Sports Survey of the Day
Gonzaga University—for a long time everyone's favorite Cinderella pick in the NCAA Tournament—took over the national number one ranking in the Associated Press poll on Monday, making it the fifth team to do so this year. But are they really the best team out there?
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Skyforce Center Gets ‘Posterized’ on Dunk
Watch as 6'4" takes on 7'5"
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Should Major League Players Participate in the World Baseball Classic? — Sports Survey of the Day?
The 2013 World Baseball Classic gets underway this weekend, and while it isn't as popular as some of the other global sporting events, it's gaining ground. So is it important to you to see your country well represented?
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This Weekend In Sports: Heat vs. Grizzlies and World Baseball Classic Begins
A marquee NBA matchup and the start of an international baseball tournament highlight the upcoming sports calendar. Here's what to watch this weekend:
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New York Knicks Guard Jeremy Lin and Five Other Superstar Athletes Who Went to Harvard
New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin is lighting up the league with his stellar play, propelling the Knicks back from the brink of yet another disappointing season.
But you can’t talk about Lin without mentioning his alma mater, Harvard University, from which he graduated in 2010 with a 3.1 GPA. Here’s a look at how some other Harvard alumni have fared in their respective professional sports:
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Can an iPhone Survive Being Used As a Hockey Puck?
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