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Monday's College Basketball
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EAST Full Story
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Clippers-Cavaliers, Box
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Suns-Wizards, Box
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Monday's Sports Scoreboard
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Full Story
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Predators-Sabres, Sums
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Full Story
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Predators-Sabres Sums
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Sabres Spoil Predators Shutout, Lose 5-1
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Vitali Yachmenev and Rem Murray scored 58 seconds apart in Nashville's three-goal first period to lead the Predators to a 5-1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Monday night. Full Story
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AP Photo – DAVID DUPREY
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No. 7 N.C. Women Rally Past Maryland
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Coretta Brown hit a driving layup at the buzzer as No. 7 North Carolina rallied from an 11-point deficit in the second half to defeat Maryland 83-82 Monday night. Full Story
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AP Photo – ROBERTO BOREA
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No. 14 Connecticut Edges Past St. John's
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Ben Gordon scored 23 points and came up with two big rebounds as No. 14 Connecticut snapped a three-game road losing streak with a 74-68 victory over St. John's on Monday night. Full Story
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AP Photo – CHAD RACHMAN
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Donnie Edwards Added to Pro Bowl Squad
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San Diego Chargers middle linebacker Donnie Edwards was added to the AFC Pro Bowl team Monday after Denver's Al Wilson and Pittsburgh's Kendrell Bell pulled out. Full Story
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Nagashima Signs Olympic Baseball Deal
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Shigeo Nagashima, a former star player and popular manager for the Yomiuri Giants, has signed a three-year contract to lead Japan's baseball team toward the 2004 Olympics in Athens. Full Story
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Commission Set to Ease Title IX Rules
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The Bush administration's Title IX commission appears set to recommend that the 30-year-old gender equity law in sports be made less rigid, a commission member said Monday. Full Story
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MLS Top Scorer Twellman Signs Extension
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Taylor Twellman of the New England Revolution, the top scorer in Major League Soccer last season, has renegotiated his contract and will stay in the league through at least the 2005 season. Full Story
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Bucs Fans Savor Super Bowl Victory
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Thousands of red-clad Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans poured into chilly Raymond James Stadium on Monday night for a chance to welcome home their Super Bowl heroes. Full Story
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AP Photo – STEVE NESIUS
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Arkansas Names Wittke QB Coach
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Arkansas named Roy Wittke quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator Monday. Full Story
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Robbins' Bowl Absence Still a Mystery
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The disappearance of Oakland Raiders All-Pro center Barret Robbins before the Super Bowl was still a mystery on Monday. Full Story
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Agassi Defying Age, Redefining Limits
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They are champions for the ages and heroes of the middle-aged. Full Story
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Twins Agree to Fetters Minor League Deal
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Reliever Mike Fetters and the Minnesota Twins agreed Monday on a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training. Full Story
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Alinghi Back in Action After Layoff
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Challenger Alinghi resumed preparations Tuesday, following a short layoff, for next month's America's Cup final against Team New Zealand. Full Story
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Mayors to Pitch to Baseball Committee
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The mayors of Portland, Ore., and the District of Columbia, and the Virginia attorney general lead delegations this week trying to convince baseball officials the Montreal Expos should move to their areas. Full Story
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Bucs QB to Miss Victory Celebration
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Tampa Bay quarterback Brad Johnson stayed behind in California when the Buccaneers flew home Monday to a Super Bowl celebration. Full Story
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Dodgers, Rockies Trade Minor Leaguers
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The Dodgers and Colorado Rockies traded minor leaguers Monday, with Los Angeles acquiring infielder/outfielder Jason Romano for outfielder Luke Allen. Full Story
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Clippers' Lamar Odom Sidelined
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Lamar Odom missed the Los Angeles Clippers' game Monday night against the Cleveland Cavaliers with a sore right ankle. Full Story
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Predators Greg Johnson Returns to Lineup
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Predators captain Greg Johnson returned to the Nashville lineup Monday night against Buffalo after he missed 44 games with concussion-related symptoms. Full Story
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Men's Soccer Program Gets 2 Year Reprieve
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The men's soccer program at Florida International received a two-year reprieve from school officials, who reversed an earlier decision to dissolve the program. Full Story
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