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Thursday, December 04, 2008 ( change date )
Top-ranked Tar Heels far, away the best around
The No. 1 Tar Heels look unstoppable. Just ask No. 13 MSU, which falls hard 98-63 in an ACC-Big Ten Challenge bout. How good is UNC? Good enough to make Gregg Doyel think twice.
CBS Sports Thursday, December 04, 2008Hundreds pay final tribute to Newell at memorial
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CNN.com Thursday, December 04, 2008Kentucky forward sent to hospital after collision
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CNN.com Thursday, December 04, 2008Tar Heels shut down Buckeyes in 2nd half for 72-63 win
Jessica Breland scored 29 points and the Tar Heels held No. 18 Ohio State scoreless for more than nine minutes of the second ...
USAtoday.com Thursday, December 04, 2008Kentucky forward taken to hospital after collision
Kentucky forward Ramon Harris was taken to a hospital after colliding with a teammate during the first half of Kentucky's game ...
USAtoday.com Thursday, December 04, 2008Report: Ex-NBA star Rodney Rogers paralyzed
Former NBA and college basketball star Rodney Rogers is paralyzed as the result of an all-terrain vehicle accident, his college coach told the News & Observer of Raleigh-Durham, N.C.
ESPN Thursday, December 04, 2008Hansbrough strong as UNC routs Michigan State
Top-ranked North Carolina (8-0) topped No. 12 Michigan State 98-63 a week after leaving then-No. 8 Notre Dame shellshocked in ...
USAtoday.com Thursday, December 04, 2008Tennessee's first triple-double helps down UNC-Asheville
Tyler Smith kept looking up at the scoreboard in Thompson-Boling Arena. He knew he was close.
USAtoday.com Thursday, December 04, 2008With new size, strength, Singler looks to lead No. 4 Blue Devils
Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski joked Tuesday night about advice he gave Kyle Singler's parents last summer. "I told his mother and ...
USAtoday.com Thursday, December 04, 2008Kentucky's Harris still hospitalized after collision
Kentucky forward Ramon Harris remained hospitalized Thursday after colliding head to head with a teammate during the first half of a 103-61 victory over Lamar on Wednesday night.
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