Cavs rout Hurricanes, then look ahead
(Steve Helber / AP)
After racing past Miami for its 12th consecutive win, No. 12 Virginia begins to turn its attention to a long-awaited meeting with the Orange.
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Cavs rout Hurricanes, then look ahead
After racing past Miami for its 12th consecutive win, No. 12 Virginia begins to turn its attention to a long-awaited meeting with the Orange.
Hoyas are looking to stay hot
Georgetown arrives in Milwaukee for Thursday’s game against Marquette, buoyed by its most lopsided Big East victory of the season.
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Three entrenched assistants have welcomed newcomer Chad Wilt into the fold.
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Anderson gives the Cavaliers a jolt
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Maryland’s mascot got the state flag treatment in preparation for a big game against Syracuse.
Wilt jumps right in at Maryland
“You could tell the people here were genuinely excited about what’s going on and were all on the same page,” coaching staff newcomer says.
Terps come up just short yet again
Maryland suffered second straight close loss to a top 10 team on Monday night.
Postgame: Boeheim, Turgeon react to decisive no-call
“Don’t complain about that call,” said Jim Boeheim, clearly directed at his counterpart on the other bench. “Are you kidding me?“
Terps continue to come up short
The lack of a true point guard continues to hurt Maryland, as it did in a 57-55 loss to No. 4 Syracuse.
Terrapins come up just short
Maryland commits 18 turnovers against Syracuse’s vaunted defense, but still loses by just two points.
Turgeon handed out some cheeseburgers
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Terps expect focused, angry Syracuse
“I think they’re coming with a lot of vengeance,” guard Nick Faust said. “They know we can possibly get the victory just because of the type of team we are. They’re definitely going to come with a full head of steam, just because they lost two in a row.”
Jason Collins signs with Brooklyn Nets (updated)
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Cavaliers roar past Notre Dame
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Eagles start fast, hold on
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Hoyas reverse course vs. Xavier
About 36 hours after a humbling loss at Seton Hall, Georgetown bounces back with easy win at Verizon Center.
New Terps assistant McCardell embraces college coaching
“I just felt it was a very good fit,” Coach Randy Edsall said of the new wide receivers coach, a longtime NFL player and a former assistant coach with the Redskins.
Hoyas take aim at ending two-game slide
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