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Previews of the 2008-09 seasons for NAIA Division I and Division II Men’s Basketball.
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Who says college basketball doesn’t have great seniors anymore? Meet smooth shooting two guard Ken Wink from Roane State (TN) Community College in Tennessee. Experts say he reminds them of young…
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Detroit Pistons looking for Basketball Operations Intern. Looking for someone that has knowledge of basketball. Intern will be responsible for Internet research, working with the scouting department, maintaining the basketball database, …
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Although the Jabal Mukabar school, which is attended by boys and girls, has high-quality outdoor basketball courts, the principal proposed that the girls practice in a small inner courtyard devoid of baskets and hidden by walls, …
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The main sport in my area was basketball, something that I never enjoyed and still don’t to this day. When I discovered that my friend collected trading cards, I was ecstatic. Unfortunately, the sport of his choice was basketball and I …
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The Marist Athletics Department will kick off the 2008-09 basketball season on Friday, Oct. 24, at its fifth annual “Marist Madness” event. The event will begin at 7 pm in the McCann Center, with doors opening at 6:30 pm The first 1000 …
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The World Series starts tonight. The college football season has nudged its way past the halfway mark. The weather in the northeast is getting too cold for flip flops. But still, is it already time for college basketball season? …
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Word in the Charlotte offices is that baby Tar Heel is on the fast track to a vice president of basketball operations role — despite being just three days old, she’s already a better basketball mind than her daddy Michael. …
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The 2008-09 University of Memphis basketball guides are in, and a limited number are available for the public to purchase. The cost of a guide is $20.
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On Tuesday at the Southland Conference Basketball Media Day, the league office announced that the UT Arlington women’s basketball team would finish fourth in the Western Division. The votes were decided upon by coaches’ and sports …
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