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Wilmington StarNews: Seahawks, Dukes can live together
USAToday: Despite British Accent, Sailor Says She's All American
Baltimore Sun: Nick Natoli Continues To Make Way Through Red Sox Minor League System
Wilmington Star News: UNCW's Regional Title Hopes Ride On Top Two Arms
Wilmington Star News: UNCW Baseball Heads To Raleigh Regional
Inside Nova: Hoffa Sets Sights on Valley League
Inside Nova: Williams To Play for Haymarket Senators
Wilmington Star News: Seahawks Claim CAA Baseball Crown
Newsday: Hofstra Softball Team Advances To NCAA Regional Final
ESPN: Hofstra Hurler Beams With Pride
Newsday: Galati Fans 14 as Hofstra Stuns UCLA
Portland Press Herald: Holding a Ray of Hope
Newsday: Hofstra Thinks It Can Make Some Softball Noise
Newsday: Pride Hits Four Home Runs, Captures CAA Tournament
Washington Post: George Mason Elects To Stay In The CAA
ESPN: For Assistants, It's Long Road To Become A Head Coach
The Daily Collegian: Minutemen Complete Perfect Regular Season
Williamsburg Yorktown Daily: Tribe Football Sends Three To NFL
News Journal: UD's Matthias Wins CAA Golf Title, Moves To NCAAs
ESPN: For Some, Home Really Is Sweet
Baltimore Sun: Towson's Woes On Offense Keeping Nadelen Awake At Night
Wilmington Star News: UNCW Women's Golf Team Wins CAA Championship
Towerlight: Tigers Capture CAA Regular Season Title In 2OT
Baltimore Sun: Wascavage Emerges As Bright Spot For Towson
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU's Smart To Coach USA U18 Team
Baltimore Sun: Fatigue An Issue For Towson In Saturday's Loss To Massachusetts
Towerlight: Towson Rallies To Stay In First
News Journal: Coach Wants Bulldozers To Rebuild Hens' Roster
Virginian-Pilot: Local Trio Play In Minor League, But The Stakes Are Major
Midlothian Exchange: Cujas Is VCU's King of Swing
Daily Press: Bazemore Among Local Prospects Vying For Attention At PIT
Stafford County Sun: Hometown Baseball Teammates Take Shape At VCU
Baltimore Sun: Towson Fighting For Postseason Lives
News Journal: Austin's Hat Trick Helps Blue Hens Rout Mercer
UDaily: Delle Donne To Throw First Pitch As Phillies Play Home Opener Monday
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Former UR Coach Scott Hired By JMU
News Journal: With Drexel Looming, It's Crunch Time For UD
The Breeze: JMU Women's Basketball Defeats Syracuse, 74-71
USA Today: Even Smaller Schools Must Pay Big For Hot NCAA Coaches
Richmond Times-Dispatch: CAA Football Notes
Baltimore Sun: Towson Riding Three-Game Winning Streak
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Hoops Coach Bruiser Flint Agrees To Extension
Yahoo Sports: CAA Vehemently Denies George Mason and VCU Are Bound For A-10
News Journal: CAA Chief Shoots Down Rumors of Defection
Washington Times: CAA Commissioner Tom Yeager: Realignment Rumors A "Non-Story"
Philadelphia Inquirer: CAA Denies George Mason and VCU Bound For A-10
Newsday: VCU, George Mason Not Leaving CAA
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Denies Talking With A-10
Virginian-Pilot: League, Schools Deny That Mason, VCU To Leave CAA
Daily Press: CAA, VCU, George Mason Officials Deny Report of Conference Jump To A-10
Lax Power: Drexel Rallies From 4-0 Deficit To Upend No. 19 Hofstra
Richmond Times-Dispatch: CAA Perfect Fit For VCU, GMU
Daily Press: Minus Bazemore, ODU Falls To Mercer In CIT Quarterfinals, 79-73
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Smart's Decision To Continue At VCU Buoys Rams Faithful
Chicago Sun-Times: Shaka Smart Turns Down Illinois Coaching Offer
News Journal: Historic Season Comes To An End For Blue Hens
USA Today: Delle Dpnne, Delaware Shocked By Kansas In NCAAs
Philadelphia Inquirer: Fatigue Brings Down Dragons
Philly.com: Drexel's Flint, UMass' Kellogg Have Unique Bond
ESPN: Delle Donne's Big Day Leads Delaware
Newark Post: Bigger Kansas Next Test For UD
Newark Post: Elena Becomes New Twitter Sensation
Newark Post: Delle Donne, Hens Thrive In National Debut
Virginian-Pilot: Experience Is Key As ODU Advances In CIT
ESPN.com: A Shocker? No, just VCU Again
YahooSports.com: Once Again, VCU Wreaks NCAA Tournament Havoc
CBSSports.com: New Look VCU Proves Last Year Was No Fluke
New York Times: VCU Defeats Wichita State To Continue Success
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Plenty Of Heroes In VCU Victory
Sports Illustrated: The Cinderella Effect: A Study of Mid-Major Basketball Recruiting
ESPN: Previewing Portland Evening Games
Yahoo Sports: VCU Hopes To Again Catch The Nation's Attention
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Georgia State Soundly Whips Tennessee Tech
Daily Press: Youngsters Carry ODU To 68-66 Win Over Coastal Carolina In CIT
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Bradford Burgess Fulfills Role As Voice of Rams
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Makes Another Point In NCAA Tournament
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Rams' Hurt Leads T-D All-State Women's Team
Bleacher Report: 5 Teams Who Can't Be Overlooked
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU's Coaches Practice What They Preach
Oregon Live: Meet The VCU Rams
Washington Post: CAA Champion VCU Hopes To Start Another NCAA Run In Oregon
Philadelphia Inquirer: Calipari Irked By NCAA Tourney's Snub of Drexel
SB Nation: How VCU Basketball Got To March Madness
Yahoo Sports: Mid-Majors Battle Bluebloods for Control of Bracketville
Yahoo Sports: Drexel Headlines List of Biggest NCAA Tournament Snubs
CBS Sports: The Five Must-See Round of 64 Games
ESPN: 10 Bold Predictions About The Tournament
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Rams Face Wichita State In First Round of NCAA Tourney
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Ram Nation Celebrates Another NCAA Opportunity
RVA News: VCU Basketball: 2,870 Miles and 40 Minutes
New York Times: Delaware Captures Its First Colonial Title
ESPN: Delaware More Than A One-Person Team
USA Today: Elena Delle Donne, Delaware Making History
NBC Sports: Drexel's Bruiser Flint: 'I Won 19 In A Row. What Do You Want Me To Do?'
Newark Post: Delle Donne, Martin, Receive Top CAA Honors
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Lady Rams See Atonement In CAA Women's Tourney
USA Today: NCAA Committe Doesn't Use The Term Mid-Majors
New York Times: CAA Coaches Say 1 Bid Not Enough
SI.com: At VCU, A New Point Guard Emerges
Sporting News: VCU Keeps Dancing With New Cast Members
Philadelphia Daily News: Drexel Has To Hope Committee Was Watching
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Falls To VCU In CAA Final
Philadelphia Inquirer: Loss Leaves Drexel Pondering Fate
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Holds Off Drexel To Win CAA Title
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Smart Has Molded Rams Into Contenders
USA Today: VCU Wins CAA Over Drexel
Daily Press: VCU Heads To NCAA Tournament
CSNWashington.com: VCU Goes Dancing Again
Hoopville: VCU Grows Into CAA Champions
CAAHoops: You Don't Want To Go To War
PhilaHoops: Drexel's Rally Falls Short
ESPN: Darius Theus Helps Send VCU Back To NCAA Tournament
Sporting News: VCU In The Dance Again After Ousting Top Seed Drexel In Colonial Final
Yahoo Sports: VCU Takes The Easy Way In This March
ESPN: VCU Makes The Tournament The Easy Way
Philadelphia Inquirer: Loss Leaves Dragons Pondering Fate
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Wins CAA Title
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Falls To VCU In Final, 59-56
USA Today: VCU Wins CAA Over Top-Seeded Drexel
CBS Sports: VCU Wins CAA, Gets Back To NCAA
ESPN: Saddle Up, Will VCU and Drexel Dance?
CBS Sports: CAA Title Game Preview: Can Both Earn Bids?
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Roller Coaster Takes VCU To Final
Washington Post: Patriots' Rally From 28-Point Deficit, Falls Short In CAA Semifinals
Virginian-Pilot: In End, ODU Plays To Preseason Expectations
NBC Sports: Drexel Can Make Sweet 16...If It's In The Tournament
NBC Sports: VCU Tried To Get George Mason's Respect After Senior Night Incident
Philadelphia Inquirer: Dragons Clawing Way To Big Dance
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Drexel's Performance Keeps Coach Calm, Puts Dragons In Title
Daily Press: Drexel Roughs Up ODU Like Few Others
Daily Press: Drexel Holds Off Bazemore, ODU In CAA Semifinals
Virginian-Pilot: ODU Gets Bottled Up By Drexel In CAA Battle
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Derserves To Dance
ESPN: Don't Overlook Delle Donne's Teammates
NCAA.com: On Campus With Delaware Star Elena Delle Donne
Fredericksburg.com: Late Jolts Mean Rams, Patriots Ready For Round 3
Philadelphia Inquirer: Second Half Showed Lee At His Best
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Mason Knocks Out GSU, Gets Another Shot At VCU
Washington Post: Bryon Allen Sends George Mason Into The Semifinals
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Brandenberg Lifts VCU Into CAA Semifinals
Richmond Times-Dispatch: ODU Surges By Delaware In CAA Quarterfinal
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Drexel Eliminates UNCW In CAA Quarterfinal
Richmond Times-Dispatch: No Teams Knows Difference Between Success, Failure Better Than VCU
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Smart Wants VCU's Undivided Attention
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Hunter Angry After GSU Advances In CAA Tournament
Boston Herald: Northeastern Beats William & Mary 57-49
Newark Post: Hens Hold Off Towson To Advance In CAA Tournament
Wilmington Star-News: UNCW Beats JMU To Advance In CAA Tournament
The Triangle: Can Drexel Basketball Rebound For The CAA Tourney
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Drexel, Georgia State, Delaware Hope To Change CAA History
Washington Post: George Mason's Ryan Pearson Named CAA Player of the Year
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Previewing The CAA Tournament
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Aims For First CAA Tournament Title
Virginian-Pilot: CAA Teams Begin Battle For An NCAA Bid
Ology: Colonial Athletic Association Tournament Preview
SB Nation: Northeastern Looks To Make Noise In Richmond
CBS Sports: What-To-Know Tourney Previews: CAA
SB Nation: NCAA Basketball Championship Week Primer
Richmond Times-Dispatch: CAA Notes: League Happy With Richmond Coliseum For Now
Richmond Times-Dispatch: CAA Notes: Trive Has Enjoyed Tournament Success
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Drexel, VCU Have Earned Spots In NCAA Tournament
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Threatt Helps Key Delaware's Late-Season Success
Richmond Times-Dispatch: JMU Coach Says Injuries Have Contributed To Dukes' Woes
ESPN: Making The Leaps As March Approaches
Richmond Times-Dispatch: World of Woody At The CAA Tournament
New York Times: Next Goal For The Blue Hens: Undefeated Conference Season
CBS Sports: Non-BCS Power Pyramid
CBS Sports: Conference Tourney Primer
Yahoo Sports: Which Bubble Teams Rose and Fell On Saturday?
The Sporting News: Dragons Played With Fire, Ended Up On Top
SB Nation: Can Drexel Be The Next NCAA Tournament Suprise Out of the CAA?
ESPN: What We Learned From Saturday Evening
ESPN: Weekly Watch; Teams That Impressed Us (Drexel)
Virginian-Pilot: Against CAA's Best, ODU Falls Inches Short
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Wins Nailbiter For 17th Straight
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Burgess, VCU Top George Mason
Washington Post: Patriots Stumble Against Rams
News Journal: UD Salutes Seniors With Satisfying Win
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Georgia State Earns Win No. 20
Daily Press: W&M Falls To Georgia State
Newsday: Moore, Lester Enjoy Home Finales
Wilmington Star-News: UNCW Finishes With Road Loss
The Triangle: Drexel Basketball Is Taking The Nation By Storm
New York Times: VCU May Require Some Magic For Sequel
Newark Post: Full House Watches Hens Cruise To 15th Straight Win
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Knows Better Than To Take Invite For Granted
Evening News and Tribune: The Colonial Deserves Multiple NCAA Bids
Newark Post: UD Men Secure Fifth Seed In CAA Tourney With Win Over Towson
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Rams Hang On To Topple UNCW
Daily Press: Britt Helps William & Mary Clinch At Least 10th Seed In CAA Tourney
Boston Herald: Huskies Triumphant In OT
Philadelphia Daily News: Milestone for Givens, CAA Title for Drexel
Virginian-Pilot: Monarchs Win In OT, Say Hello To First-Round Bye
ESPN: Get To Know Drexel's Damion Lee
LadySwish: Barefoot On Barefoot
Daily Press: CAA Hopes For Greater Recognition After BracketBusters Weekend
Rivals: Former BC Star Clare Droesch Battles Cancer
Philadelphia Inquirer: Young Players Put Drexel Basketball On The Map
Virginian-Pilot: VCU's Women's Firepower Defeats ODU In End
News Journal: Despite Off Day, Delle Donne Sinks Winner In Final Seconds
Virginian-Pilot: Bazemore's Career Day Propels Monarchs
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Rocks Cleveland State
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Georgia State Defeats UTSA
Washington Post: George Mason Holds Off Lamar
News Journal: Delaware Extends Winning Streak To Six
Newsday: Moore Scores 30 As Hofstra Surprises Siena
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Theus Comes Up With Big Shots Again
SanderLeadership: CAA and Yeager Prospering
Daily Press: The CAA and The Peacock
Daily Press: BracketBusters Critical For NCAA At-Large Hopes
ESPN: League Races Head To The Finish
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Holds Off William & Mary, 63-61
News Journal: Delaware Wins 5th Straight 71-57 Over Hofstra
Boston Herald: Huskies Get Job Done
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Georgia State Makes Free Throws, Defeats James Madison
Daily Press: ODU Runs Past UNCW 81-64
Washington Post: Sherrod Wright Buzzer-Beater Gives Patriots A Key CAA Win
ESPN: Coach's Corner, VCU's Shaka Smart
New York Times: Defense, Delle Donne Lead Hens To New Heights
ESPN: Mid-Major Report; Taking The Pulse of League Races
Baltimore Sun: CAA, NBC Sports Agree To 5-Year Deal
Daily News-Record: CAA Partners With NBC Sports
Daily Press: CAA Signs Broadcast Deal With NBC Sports Group
Virginian-Pilot: CAA Inks TV Deal With NBC Sports Network
Richmond Times-Dispatch: CAA Increasing National Exposure With NBC Sports Network Deal
Wilmington Star News; CAA and NBC Sports Network Sign Five-Year Media Deal
Sports Video Group: CAA Lands (Mid) Major TV Deal With NBC Sports Network
Newsday: CAA Reaches TV Deal With NBC Sports Network
Washington Times: NBC Sports, CAA Reach 5-Year Deal
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: CAA and NBC Sports Strike 5-Year Deal
Associated Press: Mason vs. VCU, Battle of CAA's Final Four Teams
Stafford County Sun: Baker-Johnson A Great Fit At George Mason
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Burgess Stars In VCU's Win Over ODU
Virginian-Pilot: ODU Scoring Drought Helps VCU Get Sweep
Daily Press: VCU Overtakes ODU
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Wins 13th Straight
Wilmington News Journal: Hens Hang Tough For 4th Straight Win
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: GSU Loses In Overtime To Delaware
Wilmington Star-News: Seahawks Put Up Fight, Fall Short
Daily Press: W&M Snaps 9-Game Losing Skid
Philadelphia Daily News: Drexel Beats JMU For 12th Straight Win
Virginian-Pilot: ODU Scorches The Nets Again Against W&M, Wins 70-51
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Pound Hapless Towson, 66-43
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Georgia State Defeats Northeastern
News Journal: Delaware Men Defeat UNCW
Washington Post: Pearson's 16 Points Lift Patriots In 72-62 Win Over Pride
ESPN: Mid-Major Report: Rivalries You Don't Want To Miss
NPR: For Love And The Game, A Star Shines In Delaware
ESPN: Weekly Watch; Teams That Impressed, VCU
Virginian-Pilot: Cook Delivers For Lady Monarchs
Delaware Online: Group Effort Carries Hens Over VCU
Philadelphia Inquirer: Bruiser Flint Lives Up To His Name
Washington Post: Patriots Win Ugly Affair
Virginian-Pilot: Monarchs Can't Close Door On Mason
Daily Press: ODU Falls At George Mason
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Holds Off Northeastern
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Tops Towson For 11th Straight Win
Wilmington Star-News: Seahawks Shooting Sinks Tribe
Newsday: Pride Off Target, Loses To Georgia State
News Journal: Hens Score Big Win Over JMU
Virginian-Pilot: Cooper's Rebounds Set Record As ODU Wins Fourth Straight
ESPN: Delle Donne, Delaware A Perfect Blend
ESPN: Elena Delle Donne To Return For Senior Season With Delaware
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Georgia State Hammers UNCW
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Beats William & Mary, Grabs Tie For First
Newsday: Hofstra Wins As Lester Reaches 1,000 Points
Examiner: Drexel Defeats Northeastern, Moves Into Tie For First Place
Newark Post: Hens Have Right Response In Win Over CAA Leaders
Lady Swish: The Most Efficient Players In The CAA
ESPN.com: First Impressions of BracketBusters Lineup
ESPN.com: Mid-Major Report; BracketBusters Players To Watch
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Hopes TV Appeal Helps In BracketBusters Matchup
Newark Post: Delle Donne, Carra Lead No. 15 Hens In Comeback Win Over JMU
Boston Herald: Huskies Too Much For Pride
Washington Post: Pearson's 29 Points, Key Block Leads George Mason Past James Madison 89-79
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Hangs On, Beats Georgia State 59-58
Philadelphia Inquirer: Dragons Win Ninth Straight
Virginian-Pilot: ODU Ends A Long Stretch With Easy Victory
ESPN: Strange Premonition Before Towson's Win
Towerlight: Tigers End Streak, Sink Seahawks 66-61
ESPN: Towson's Record Losing Streak Is No More
The Triangle: Drexel Gets Big 47-41 Win Over VCU
Delaware Online: Hens Rally Past Hofstra, Delle Donne Gets 41
Washington Post: Semenov Scores 15, Sparks 2nd-Half Run To Push James Madison Past William & Mary 59-47
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Adds To Towson's Woes
Boston Herald: Joel Smith Saves Day, Last Second Bucket Lifts Huskies To Win
Washington Post: George Mason Beats Hofstra 55-50 To Keep CAA Lead
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Rolls Over Georgia State, 68-46
Virginian-Pilot: ODU Has Just Enough Gas Left In The Tank To Hold Off UNCW
CBS Sports: The Tightest League Races Right Now
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Won't Look Past Towson
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Is Tonight The Most Important Game Of The Year For Georgia State?
Virginian-Pilot: For A Team Still In Flux, ODU Still In Good Spot
Yahoo Sports: It's The Year Of The Dragon In College Hoops
Washington Post: Patriots Do Just Enough To Win
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Georgia State Cruises To Win
Daily Press: Drexel Wears Down William & Mary
Virginian-Pilot: Monarchs Return To Winning Ways Against Northeastern
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Resilient Rams Topple Hofstra
News Journal: Hens Keep Towson Winless
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Clutch Play By Daniels Carries VCU Past ODU
Washington Post: Patriots Sloppy In 72-60 Victory
Wilmington Star-News: Seahawks Go Cold In Loss To Mason
News Journal: Hens Rally In Overtime Thriller
Wilmington Star-News: UNCW Snaps Losing Streak At W&M
Virginian-Pilot: Lewis Reaches Milestone In ODU's Win At Georgia State
Newark Post: UD Women Continue To Roll, Defeat Towson 65-46
Sports Illustrated: A Hoops Prodigy Who Had Her Choice Of Powerhouse Programs
Sports Illustrated: A Smart Way To Lose
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Theus Seals OT Victory For VCU
Daily Press: W&M Falls Short At VCU In Overtime
Boston Herald: Jonathan Lee, Quincy Ford Shoot Down CAA-Leading Panthers
Washington Times: George Mason Blasts Delaware To Pick Up Sixth CAA Win
Virginian-Pilot: Hapless Tigers No Match For Workmanlike Monarchs
Augusta Free Press: JMU Breaks Skid With Win At UNCW
Washington Post: Lee Scores The Game's Final 4 Points In Last 17 Seconds; Drexel Beats Hofstra 56-50
Boston.com: Northeastern Edges Georgia State 60-57
Daily Press: CAA's Shared Scheduling Pain
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Micheaux's Toughness Goes Back To Past
Wilmington Star-News: Seahawks Must Play Harder
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Busy Stretch Ahead For VCU
Virginian-Pilot: CAA Women's Power Poll 6.0
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Hurt Powers VCU Past W&M
Newsday: Malone Leads Hofstra Women Over ODUHug
Virginian-Pilot: Family Ties To ODU Brought Anders Back
Wilmington Star-News: Deaf UNCW Basketball Manager Sets Example
Newark Post: Delaware Shares The Ball, Continues To Roll With 69-37 Victory Over UNCW
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Pulls Away From JMU
The Triangle: Lee's 21 Helps Dragons Top Patriots; 5-0 At DAC
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Powered By Fans, Georgia State Wins An Emotional Game
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: For Georgia State Hoops, It Was A Happy And Shoeless Night
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Rams' Run Of Rallies Do In Monarchs
Boston.com: Northeastern Holds Off Hofstra For A 64-62 Victory
Virginian-Pilot: ODU Men Win On Bazemore's Career Night
Williamsburg Yorktown Daily: Tribe Notches Road Win Against Towson
ESPN: Past Success Lurks In Old Dominion's Shadows
Washington Post: Mason's Morrison Trying To Harness Emotions
Newark Post: Delaware's Elena Delle Donne Selected U.S. Basketball Writers Association National Player Of The Week
ESPN.com: Checking In At The Midway Point Of Women's College Basketball
Augusta Free Press: JMU Gets Win Over Hampton, 74-67
ESPN.com: It's Getting Crowded Atop The CAA
YahooSports: Improved Point Guard Play Sparks George Mason
ESPN.com: Men's Basketball Weekly Watch: Week 5
Washington Post: Delle Donne Has 40 Points And 15 Rebounds As No. 21 Delaware Women Beats George Mason 66-54
Washington Post: Massenat's Career-High 24 Points Lead Drexel To 64-58 Victory Over VCU
Washington Post: Patriots Halt GSU's 11-Game Winning Streak
Wilmington Star-News: Four In A Row For Seahawks
Daily Press: Delaware Keeps W&M At Arm's Length
Virginian-Pilot: ODU Defeats Towson
Augusta Free Press: JMU Women Drop VCU, 64-43
Hofstra Chronicle: Women's Basketball Victorious In CAA Home Opener Against Drexel
Newark Post: Delle Donne Sets New Record As Hens Roll To Win Over Towson
Washington Post: Patriots Beat Monarchs In Norfolk For First Time In Eight Years
ESPN.com: Georgia State Taking The Right Steps
Wilmington Star-News: UNCW Holds On To Beat Northeastern
News Journal: Hens Hold Off Pride
Examiner: Dragons Shut Down Tigers In First Conference Win
Daily Press: W&M Knocks Off James Madison
Virginian-Pilot: ODU's Iliadis Has Found Shooting Touch
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Cold-Shooting Rams Fall To Georgia State
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: GSU Wins 11th Consecutive Game, Knocks Off VCU
Washington Post: Mason Looks For Rare Win At ODU
Basketball Prospectus: Georgia State - DI's Biggest Surprise
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Georgia State Season Off On Right Foot
New York Times: Statistics That Drive Success In The Colonial
Wilmington Star-News: Seahawks Hardened By Tough Schedule
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Hunter's Pledge Gets First Real Test
Daily Press: Fouls and Firepower
Inside Nova: Chris Cooper An Inside Force At Old Dominion
Yahoo Sports: Hunter's Energetic Style Sparks GSU Turnaround
ESPN: Mid-Major Report, Reasons To Watch, League Picks
Washington Post: Lee Scores 13 Points As Northeastern Hands Towson Loss
Virginian-Pilot: Down Late, ODU Roars Back For A CAA Win
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Georgia State Defense Too Much For Drexel
Washington Post: George Mason Defeats William & Mary In Men's Basketball
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Daniels & Guest Carry Rams Past Hofstra
Wilmington Star-News: Rendlemen Leads UNCW Over Delaware
Virginian-Pilot: ODU Dives Into Busy CAA Week
Wilmington Star-News: UNCW Riding Win Into CAA Play
News Journal: Busy Week For Blue Hens Against CAA Rivals
Virginian-Pilot: ODU Falls To Missouri In Hard-Fought Game
Daily Press: Missouri Denies ODU's Upset Bid
Wilmington Star-News: Milson, Smith Lead UNCW To Victory
News Journal: Temple Edges Delaware With Late Surge
Newsday: Moore, Lester Help Hofstra Top Iona
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Beats Akron In OT
News Journal: Hens' Perfect Record Busted, Confidence Boosted
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Ga. State Extends Streak
Virginian-Pilot: Monarchs Find Right Rhythm In VMI Win
Daily Press: ODU Delivers Late, Holds Off VMI
Newsday: Five Reach Double Figures In Pride Win
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Late Run Pushes VCU Past UNCG
News Journal: Blue Hens Squander Chances At Foul Line
Wilmington Star-News: Motivated Deacons Dispatch Seahawks
Washington Post: Mason Falls To Duquesne
Washington Times: Sloppy Play Costs George Mason
Daily Press: W&M Makes Progress, Can't Keep Up With Iona
ESPNW: The Shootaround; Five Names You Should Know, But Probably Don't
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Red-Hot Rams Scorch Blazers
Virginian-Pilot: Monarchs Fall To Richmond In Overtime
Washington Times: Mason's Cornelius Eager To Atone For Mistakes
Upper Marlboro Patch: Saunders Doing Big Things At Virginia School
ESPN: Delle Donne's 29 Points Help Keep Delaware Unbeaten
Washington Post: Wells, Hitchens Score 12 Each As James Madison Cruises Past The Citadel 67-49
Wilmington Star-News: UNCW Rallies To Beat Camels
News Journal: UD Men Rally Past La Salle
Newsday: Mike Moore Scores 32 As Pride Beats Binghamton
Atlanta Journal Constitution: Georgia State Matches Record With 8th Win
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Comes Up With 20 Steals In 87-64 Win Over UNCW
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Basketball Roundup: William & Mary Downs Wesley
Atlanta Journal Constitution: Tim Tebow And Georgia State's Winning Streak
Upper Marlboro Patch: Allen Plays A Major Role For Mason
Washington Post: Drexel Rallies And Prevails 71-58 As Niagara Falls Apart On Offense To Open 2nd Half
Daily Press: CAA Football Wrap
ESPN: Bradford Burgess Back On Track
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Youthful VCU Keeps Improving
Washington Post: Elena Delle Donne Scores 30, No. 22 Delaware Women Use Late Burst To Beat Wake Forest 70-57
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: GSU Routs Rhode Island
News Journal: Hagins' Monster Game Lifts UD
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Takes 64-60 Win Over Princeton
Newsday: Hofstra Drops Fourth Straight
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU Pulls Away From UR, 73-51
Virginian-Pilot: Cold Shooting Seals Monarchs' Loss to Fairfield
Bangor Daily News: James Madison Runs Past UMaine Women's Basketball Team
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Theus Brings Different Strengths As VCU's Point Guard
Daily Progress: Former CHS Star Off To Strong Start At VCU
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU's Smart: "Why Not Stay?"
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Richmond's Rocco Exudes Defense, Confidence, Success, Stability
Maine Campus: UMaine Football Travels To Peach State To Face Georgia Southern
News Journal: Hens Fall Flat In Loss To Penn
Gaithersburg Patch: Gaithersburg Grad In National Playoffs With Maine
Bangor Daily News: Next Football Playoff Game Only Available On ESPN3, GamePlan Again
Star News: UNCW Men Get Back-To-Back Road Wins
Bangor Daily News: UMaine Football Team Carries Momentum, CAA's Hopes Into NCAA Quarterfinals
Kennebec Journal: Maine Preparing For Tricky Offense
Oakton Patch: From Oakton High To Big Time College Hoops
Washington Post: Delle Donne Scores 23 As No. 24 Delaware Women Improve To 6-0
Richmond Times-Dispatch: VCU; Gang's All Here On Rebounding
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Burgess Leads VCU Past GW
News Journal: UD Aces First CAA Test
Philadelphia Inquirer: Drexel Drops Conference Opener
Virginian-Pilot: Monarchs Claim Road Win Against Northeastern
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: GSU's Defense Dismantles Another Opponent
Newsday: JMU Jumper Beats Hofstra
Wilmington Star-News: UNCW Beats Redbirds For First Win
Washington Post: Mason Does Just Enough Against Towson
Washington Times: Quick Starts Paces Mason In Win Over Towson
Washington Post: Shaka Smart Still Raising Havoc At VCU
Washington Times: Patriots Hope For Repeat Of Conference Dominance In CAA
Delaware Online: Setter Makes Season Count
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Georgia State's Defense Smothers FIU
Virginian-Pilot: Group Effort Keeping ODU Afloat So Far
SB Nation: CAA Basketball: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
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Morning Call: Towson's Turnaround Has Been Startling
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Vacations are a time to spoil yourself. And there's no better place to do just that than our Atlantic Place beach home. Located in Ocean Hammock's private oceanfront community, just a few minutes' walk from the beach, it's nothing less than sheer bliss.
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DETROIT - Michigan Tech freshmen Jujhar Khaira and Alex Petan combined for three goals and freshman goaltender Pheonix Copley made 38 saves en route to a 4-0 shutout victory over Michigan in the second semifinal of the 48th Annual Great Lakes Invitational Saturday. Khaira (one goal, two assists) and Petan (two goals) accounted for five points in the contest.
"I thought our goaltender really stood out tonight, and the rest of the team settled down and did their job," said Tech coach Mel Pearson. "I couldn't be prouder. You have to earn it. Nobody's going to hand it to you. I thought we beat a really dangerous Michigan team tonight."
The Huskies were firing on all cylinders after a two-week layoff over Christmas. Tech scored a power play goal on three opportunities and killed off all four of its penalties.
Petan scored 5:10 into the first after Khaira fed him a pass in the slot for a quick shot. Petan's fifth of the season beat Michigan goaltender Adam Janecyk low inside the left post.
The tournament hosts lit the lamp again late in the first as a Riley Sweeney shot from the point redirected off both David Johnstone and Khaira into the upper right corner. Khaira's fourth goal of the season was his fourth on the power play.
The score remained 2-0 into the third period as Copley made 29 saves in the first 40 minutes.
Petan broke the game open with a highlight reel goal 4:15 into the third. He took a cross ice pass from Johnstone, then deked before sliding the puck around Janecyk's outstretched pad.
Junior defenseman Tommy Brown recorded his first career goal two minutes later as his shot from the left point found its way through traffic.
Copley made several big saves down the stretch to finish with 38 and preserve his first career shutout and second win over a Big Ten team this season (the other vs. No. 1 Minnesota Oct. 19).
Tech's first win since Nov. 17 was also a big one for Pearson in his first matchup against his former team. The Huskies' skipper spent 23 years as assistant coach at Michigan from 1988-2011.


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Marsha and Charles Gardner Jr., of Middleway, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Blair Nicole, to Ryan D'Angelo, son of Yvonne D'Angelo, of Boonsboro, Md., and Dexter D'Angelo, of Martinsburg.
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"hi-fi sci-fi library" video is here!+story
- Video is up and linked below!
Song available for download very soon through a link on
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There is a slew of Libraryland folks singing along in the video (mostly in the second half). Thank you guys!
Here is "hi-fi sci-fi library"…behind the music!
Several months ago LITA asked me to be one of their keynote speakers at their upcoming National Forum (October 16-19). This made me happy, proud, excited and, well, a little nervous. It also left me wondering…what should the theme of my presentation be? Hmmm… LITA, eh? The Library and Information Technology Association of the American Library Association? Well, lets see…I travel all over the place talking about libraries, library futures and emerging technology, right? And I believe we are in the midst of a sea change in library, culture, community and info services. And I am convinced there are things libraries need to do *right now* to ensure our relevance going forward. And while we are generally smart enough, we surely don't get rich from our jobs…yet we keep at it. So we need some inspiration AND amusement! We all work so hard and we keep on believing that libraries will and MUST endure as society evolves. So why not talk about libraries present and future in light of current tech, future tech, academic futurism and, yes, science fiction! But what might get people's toes tapping before the presentation? Yep! A groovy library song! A song that shares the same name as that upcoming presentation :"hi-fi sci-fi library"!
As far as I am concerned, what the world needs is a collection of "hi-fi sci-fi libraries". And I was so excited about this idea that I just had to sing it out loud! But alas, I know how to play only the most basic of notes on the most basic of instruments. Soooo, I approached my most helpful and generous Libraryland buddy (and joint author of the "Internet Spotlight" column in each issue of Public Libraries Magazine), David Lee King. You see, before he worked in Libraryland, David worked in Nashville, in the music industry. And as you might imagine, David is also a fairly accomplished musician and producer (though he is far too humble to admit that to most folks despite his great talent and ability).
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And David, being the generous and thoughtful friend that he is said "Of course!". Actually, he said something like "Well I like the idea for sure. Why don't you write down your ideas and lyrics, send them to me and we might be able to work on it once things settle down a bit." And, of course, things never did settle down, for either of us. So, slowly but surely we worked on it like a hobby for a few months.
Over the course of those months David and I sent musical ideas and lyrics and rhythmical concepts back and forth. Then, I arranged to spend a day with David in Kansas recording our song. No, it wasn't easy. But yes, we actually DID IT! And lo and behold, one day of recording later….we had our song. AND a few goofy video files! So..we were really on our way!
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And let me tell you…it was quite a project. A project involving weeks of editing and nearly 100 different video and audio files. Is it perfect? Nah! Is it a labor of love for Libraryland? Completely. And heck, some of you folks reading this might even be in the thing,lip syncing along to the jaunty little "hi-fi sci-fi LIBRARY!!" chorus.
So, on behalf of David and I, THANK YOU! Thank you so much to the folks that contributed to this video! We both hope it provides some inspiration and energy to the quest we are all on as library professionals as we strive to help libraries realize their unparalleled potential in this crazy, cool and even sometimes scary, hi-fi sci-fi world we all now live in.
Rock on, Libraryland! We hope you enjoy it!
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The results of the study were published in the March 2 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine. Finnish investigators report the results of a direct comparison of four bedtime insulin regimens that were randomly assigned to 96 patient with type 2 diabetes. The patients had previously been treated by sulfonylurea therapy alone, and had demonstrated an average HbA1c of 9.9 % and an average BG reading of 214.5 mg/dl.
For 12 months, the 96 patients took a combination of either: (1) bedtime intermediate-acting insulin plus glyburide (10.5 mg.) and placebo, (2) metformin (2 grams) and placebo, (3) glyburide and metformin, or (4) a second injection of intermediate-acting insulin in the morning.
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Blooming Grove ISD has two positions open this spring, and five contenders for those seats.
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IMPACT Navarro and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public its eighth opportunity in three years to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription drugs.
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Former students of Texas A&M University will assemble in Corsicana on Monday, April 21, for the annual Texas Aggie Muster to honor all Texas Aggies who have passed away within the last year.
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During the 1960s, thanks to the efforts of the late Max Dodge, one of the old school public relations men in Reno, a special junket was put together for 60 Reno baseball fans. The junket consisted of a round trip flight on United Airlines to the Bay Area, housing at the St. Francis Hotel, brunches at Lefty O'Douls, luncheons at Fisherman's Wharf and excellent seats at Candlestick Park for the game. Additionally, there was a hospitality room at the St. Francis, which enabled the lucky attendees to get primed for an evening on the town in San Francisco.
When I got involved with Dodge in promoting the annual sortie, we relied on the members of the Prospector's Club to fill all the allotted spaces for the trip. A couple of constant attendees were the late Hughes Porter and the former Washoe County District Attorney Jack Streeter. By and large, the trips were convivial affairs and Dodge was the perfect Major Domo. He had been an outstanding athlete at his university in football, basketball and track and was possessed of an exuberant personality, much like that of famous Toots Shor of New York saloon fame.
A huge physical specimen, he towered over 6 feet tall and weighed well over 200 pounds. His legs alone were of such huge proportions (a 24-inch calf) that we once shot some publicity photos with him and a couple of the Riverside Hotel showgirls where the tale of the tape revealed that his prodigious calves were bigger around than the waists of the dancers.
For many years, he worked for the Ford dealership in Reno and his business card proudly claimed, "The only Dodge selling Fords in Reno." Eventually, he found his true calling in the public relations field and spent several years promoting the Holiday Hotel, now the Siena, for Newt Crumley and in later years, the Riverside Hotel. He was one of the founders of the Reno Jaycees, a junior branch of the Reno Chamber of Commerce, and lent his promotional talents to such offbeat clients as the El Borracho Mexican restaurant on South Virginia Street. When he was doing his thing there, after-work cocktail hour was so busy that it was said that should you faint inside the El Borracho between 5 and 7 p.m., it would take you 30 minutes to hit the floor.
Some of my fondest memories of Dodge occurred on the basketball courts of the junior high schools in the area where Reno city league games were played in the old days. Dodge was a member of the reigning powerhouse team of Roy's Clothiers and we would go up against them two or three times a season. If you happened to "drive the key" when Dodge was stationed on defense under the basket, there was a good chance that you would wind up on the steps outside the double set of doors that were located at the entrance to the old Billinghurst Gym.
Dodge moved on to his native Northwest and eventually passed away there at a far too early age.
Spock Sighting
It is always interesting to catch old segments of the long-running TV series "Gunsmoke" that starred James Arness and that are currently featured five nights a week on the cable Western Channel. Arness himself was one of the top winners of all time of the Reno Silver Spurs that used to be awarded to the best movie or television Western leading man. When he arrived in Reno to receive his award, he was ensconced in the Mapes Hotel and I found him to be one of the most unassuming of the hundreds of celebrities that stayed at the hotel over the years. Extremely soft spoken, he was up for whatever publicity assignments we pressed on him and spoke highly of John Wayne, who was the first winner of the spurs. Arness said Wayne had helped him get his early start in the movies and that when he hit the big time in Western television he called Wayne and suggested "The Duke" take a shot at the new medium. Wayne's response was that we was too big a guy, physically, to fit on a 17-inch screen. Arnesss' reply to the megastar was, "Heck, John, I'm at least three inches taller than you and the little screen suits me just fine!"
Many years after his visit here, I chanced to run into him in a popular Hollywood club of that era, Whiskey a Go-Go, and was surprised when he recognized me and said, "I use those Reno spurs every chance I get."
But where is the connection between Spock played by actor Leonard Nimoy and the "Gunsmoke" program? The other night on the Western Channel, there was an exciting episode of the show that featured some gun play and lots of brawling. In one such scene, one of the minor supporting actors was fighting it out and in the close ups the distinctive Nimoy profile was obvious. Unfortunately, his character not only lost the fight but also his life as the result of a fatal gun shot. This segment was obviously shot long before Nimoy rose to fame in the "Star Trek" series.
These days, Mr. Spock is often spotted in person at the Raley's grocery store in Incline Village where he is a part-time resident.
Harry Spencer is a freelance writer in Reno. His column about the past and present of northern Nevada appears weekly in the Tribune.
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A game room is right next door which offers a pool table and 42 inch television. On the lower-level deck there is a 7 person spa for your use after a great day on the slopes. In the summer, this property is perfect for an easy stroll to the lake. This estate is being newly furnished and is available for rent beginning March 25th.
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Big Boy....dissapointment – I don't eat out much but, when I do, I enjoy Big Boy on Pearl Street in Grand Rapids, MI.
It's my birthday week and Big Boy was my destination
One side if my once wonderful Multi-grain pancakes were golden brown, the other side burnt. There was generally strawberries and blueberries on top. This time I received a small cup of 8 blueberries with two (cut in half) strawberries.
My friend had an over cooked Slim Jim and dark brown fries.
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When quality of the salad was mentioned to the waitress she said "yah, the side salads are sad"
When all the over cooked food was mentioned her comment was "I could get you some more fries." and when that was turned down she simply said, "let me get your check for you."
AMAZING. Crappy food, crappy service with no care of customer service. My days at Big Boy....DONE
Great Look! BAD SERVICE! – Brand New store. Great new look! Crappy service. The food was luke warm by the time it reached my table (I was right next to the kitchen!). The wait staff was not helpful and unknowledgeable. But they were friendly (they smiled and said hi every time they past my empty coffee cup!) Yes, I know "It's only a Big Boy." but you should be able to expect good service even at Big Boy. Not to mention they do NOT have a smoking section at this location! How can it be a Big Boy without a smoking section!
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I finally finished my Cervelo SLC build. It has been rebuilt a few times now but this is the almost final version. Main goal will be to have the build just under 13 lbs. So a few small stages to go.
Cervelo SLC 54cm 1170g
3T forks - 342g
Cervelo tune seat post - 145g
FSA Orbit CE headset - 76g
Carbon spacers - 11g
Top cap, bolt and tune gum gum - 13g
F99 stem - 96g
Easton equipe bars - 186g
EDGE 1.45 C with C4 Hubs- 1282g with velo plugs
KCNC 11-23 cassette - 112g
Challenge Latex tubes - 117g for both
Conti Super Sonics tires - 163g and 159g
Zipp Vuma Quads, Fibre-Lyte rings and ceramic bearings - 534g
BB bolts - 23g
Sram Red Levers - 288g
Sram RD - 122g
Dura-Ace FD - 64g
Fizik Anteres - 147g
EE brakes at 197g
Speedplay X2's with Aluminum butterflies and Ward Ti spindles - 126g
KMC X10SL chain 225g
BTP Carbon Cages - 24g for both.
Cage bolts - 4g for 4
Cateye Strada wireless - not sure of the weight.
Omni Racer skewers - 44g
Deda bar tape - 36g
Cervelo SLC SL seat post clamp - 15g
I-Link mini for shift and regular for brake but forgot to weight them but they are stupid light.


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The Annual Exemption Process
The law states that you must submit your affidavit annually. Although the law doesn't dictate the time of year, this is usually done during the summer months.
The annual exemption process is very simple:
- Provide an affidavit.
- Get your affidavit notarized.
- Deliver your affidavit to your school district (by mail or by hand).
- Wait to receive your certificate of exemption from the school district.
Provide an Affidavit
Utah law allows you to submit your own affidavit. So, you are not required to use an affidavit provided by your school district. Although many school districts provide sample affidavits for you to use, we recommend that you create your own affidavit or use one of the sample affidavits below.
Creating Your Own Affidavit
Creating your own homeschooling affidavit is not difficult. You can simply write a letter indicating that your child will attend a home school and receive instruction as required by law. That's it.
To avoid having your child's information made available in directory listings, you might consider adding a phrase indicating that you don't allow that (see the sample affidavits).
Sample Affidavits
The sample affidavits below can give you an idea of what a homeschooling affidavit looks like. You may use these sample affidavits or create your own. The first is an affidavit formatted as a form; the latter is in letter format.
A Note About Using District Forms
If you choose to use an affidavit provided by your school district, be sure to carefully read the affidavit before signing it. Some school district forms may ask for information that is not required by law. For example, they may ask the reason you are educating your child at home, the curriculum you are using, etc. You are not required to provide this information. If you disagree with any of the language on the district's form, you can simply cross it out.
Get Your Affidavit Notarized
In Utah, an affidavit is required to be notarized. After you have created your affidavit, take it to a notary. Be sure to not sign your affidavit until you are before the notary. For free notary services, try your credit union or bank. Many cities provide free notary services too.
Deliver Your Affidavit to Your School District
Once your affidavit is notarized, either mail it to your school district or deliver it by hand. Be sure to make a copy of the notarized, signed affidavit for your records. When sending your affidavit by mail, you might consider sending it by certified mail to ensure that it gets there.
Wait to Receive Your Certificate of Exemption
Within 30 days of receiving your signed affidavit, your school district is required by law to issue you a certificate stating that your child is excused from attendance. Your school district cannot tell you no. Most school districts' certificates of exemption expire in June of each year.