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The Huskies brought down Gonzaga in one of the ranked upsets of the week. Plus, Clemson, Oklahoma and Illinois join the top 16 after statement wins.
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USC freshman Bronny James came off the bench in his collegiate debut Sunday, less than five months after he suffered cardiac arrest.
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Illinois State said it is investigating claims that one or more of its fans used a racial slur against a Norfolk State player in the latter's 64-58 win over the Redbirds on Saturday.
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Nae'Qwan Tomlin, who was dismissed by Kansas State on Wednesday, has entered the transfer portal and will be eligible to play immediately after enrolling at his next school because he hasn't suited up for the Wildcats this season.
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Former Old Dominion basketball coach Paul Webb, who led the Monarchs to nine postseason tournament appearances in 10 seasons with the Monarchs, has died at 94.
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West Virginia guard RaeQuan Battle filed a federal lawsuit against the NCAA on Friday and asked a judge to issue a temporary restraining order in his effort to gain immediate eligibility to play.
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Texas Tech forward Devan Cambridge will miss the remainder of the season after suffering a knee injury in Wednesday's win over Omaha.
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Three athletes have sued the Power 5 conferences for not allowing athletes to get paid.
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ESPN spoke to leading cardiologists and experts about heart health in elite athletes and what links, if any, exist between cardiac issues and the COVID-19 virus and vaccine.
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The Galen Center atmosphere was intimidating. Dan Monson's team found a way to block the noise.
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