Friday, March 18, 2016

Syracuse basketball's 2-3 zone claims another victim in NCAA Tournament and other top stories.

  • Syracuse basketball's 2-3 zone claims another victim in NCAA Tournament

    St. Louis — As the minutes ticked off the clock, the Dayton Flyers kept missing shots. » Box score | SU schedule | NCAA Tournament bracket A missed layup and an errant 3-pointer. One minute. Two minutes later, another missed three. Then an off-target jumper. A minute later and another missed shot from beyond the 3-point line. Now, a turnover. As the second half of Dayton's game against Syracuse in the first round of the NCAA Tournament reached the 15-minute mark, the Flyers missed two mo..
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  • The NFL is considering some major rule changes: 14 things to know

    The NFL is considering some major rule changes: 14 things to know
    Thanks to 19 rule proposals, the NFL's 32 owners are going to be busy when they convene in Florida next week for their annual meeting.Some of the proposals are major (eliminating chop blocks), some are minor (making players wear jersey vests) and some are awesome (the Redskins want to eliminate preseason overtime). No matter how big they are though, they're all going to be discussed at the annual league meetings March 20-23 in Boca Raton, Fla. For a proposal to become an NFL rule, it has to get..
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  • #2 Michigan State vs. #15 Middle Tennessee

    #2 Michigan State vs. #15 Middle Tennessee
    Connecticut led Colorado by 13 points with 2 minutes 41 seconds left. Safe, right? Wrong. In a matter of moments, a barrage of missed shots and steals – and Sterling Gibbs turnovers – gave the Buffaloes the ball with a chance to tie. This time, though, Gibbs managed to force a turnover after one of his own, and Colorado never drew closer than three points. What sealed the Huskies’ 74-67 victory in the South Region– and what could fashion them as a threat Saturday against top-seeded Kansas – was..
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  • Nadal Beats Nishikori to Reach Semis at Indian Wells

    Nadal Beats Nishikori to Reach Semis at Indian Wells
    INDIAN WELLS, Calif. — Rafael Nadal defeated Kei Nishikori 6-4, 6-3 to reach the semifinals of the BNP Paribas Open in pursuit of a fourth title in the California desert.Nadal next plays either defending champion Novak Djokovic or Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, who met in a quarterfinal later Friday.Nadal trailed 3-1 before he won five of the next six games to take the opening set in 45 minutes. Nadal got an early break in the second to build a 4-2 lead. His forehand error allowed Nishikori to break ba..
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  • Ex-Rutgers athlete Steve Belichick, Bill's kid, named Patriots safeties coach

    Ex-Rutgers athlete Steve Belichick, Bill's kid, named Patriots safeties coach
    We know Patriots coach Bill Belichick likes to have Rutgers players on his team, and now he's added a former Scarlet Knight as a position coach - a guy he is very familiar with. 2 positions the Giants won't be looking to upgrade NJ.com's James Kratch takes a look at the Giants' running backs and tight ends, and why the Giants are unlikely to upgrade both positions. (Video by James Kratch | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com) Steve Belichick, Bill's son and a former Rutgers lacrosse and footba..
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  • Adam LaRoche: White Sox altered agreement I made with team about son

    Adam LaRoche: White Sox altered agreement I made with team about son
    Adam LaRoche will walk away from baseball after what he called a “fundamental disagreement” with White Sox executive vice president Ken Williams over his son’s time in the clubhouse.In his first comments since announcing his plans to leave the team Tuesday, LaRoche said in a statement Friday that he first was asked by Williams to significantly scale back his son’s time with the team and then told not to bring him to the ballpark at all. Drake LaRoche, 14, had a locker at U.S. Cellular Field and..
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  • Manchester City's Champions League Draw Offers Opportunity for Further Progress

    Manchester City's Champions League Draw Offers Opportunity for Further Progress
    Jon Super/Associated Press Manchester City’s season has underwhelmed—particularly domestically—where their failure to mount a decent title challenge has seen them widely criticised. Their Premier League form has been maddeningly inconsistent. The title was theirs for the taking, and they have failed miserably. Now, a fight to hang on to their top-four status is very much on. However, in Europe, they have made history. Their win over Dynamo Kiev in the last 16 of the Champions League ha..
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  • Who is your favorite NCAA Tournament broadcasting crew? Vote now!

    Who is your favorite NCAA Tournament broadcasting crew? Vote now!
    Updated at 2:43 p.m. ET As CBS play-by-play announcer Ian Eagle said after Yale’s 79-75 stunning upset of Baylor Thursday: “The Madness is officially underway." Every year, there’s some TV announcers you like during March Madness — and others you can’t stand. Now Sporting News wants you to vote for your favorite NCAA TV Announcer Teams. MORE: 10 tourney coaches who survived the hot seat During their sixth year of partnership, CBS and Turner have assembled eight teams of play-by-..
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  • Rory McIlroy rights the ship after rough start at Bay Hill

    Rory McIlroy rights the ship after rough start at Bay Hill
    ORLANDO, Fla. -- You won't find Rory McIlroy's name high on the leaderboard, but the fact you can see it there at all is the positive he took from his bounce-back round at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday.McIlroy shot 5-under-par 67 at Bay Hill Club & Lodge but lost ground to Jason Day, whose 65 put him in a commanding position through 36 holes."I saw him ahead of me and I got to maybe 8 behind at one point," McIlroy said. "And I was thinking if maybe I could get to 6 behind for the week..
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  • Peyton Manning not riding quickly enough into sunset

    Peyton Manning not riding quickly enough into sunset
    Updated at 4:44 p.m. ET Before Peyton Manning unretirement rumors begin, it would be nice if his retirement tour came to an end soon. The latest stop on what's becoming the longest goodbye ever was Manning speaking and being honored for his NFL career in Indianapolis on Friday.   Anything John Elway and the Broncos did, Jim Irsay made sure his Colts did better. MORE: Peyton Manning's NFL career in photos | Manning's speech wasn't for NFL, it was for Indy  Not surprisingly, Manning..
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