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Mavs win dual meet at Eastmont
EAST WENATCHEE — The Moses Lake Mavericks swim team had a successful evening on the road Wednesday as they travell…
BC-BBO--This Date in Baseball
March 28
Fans continue to question Bayern Munich's silence on Qatar
BERLIN (AP) — Even though the protests have stopped amid the coronavirus outbreak, many Bayern Munich fans are still pushing for their club to take its Qatari sponsor to task for human rights abuses in the country.
Court filing: Kansas coach 'encouraged' NCAA rule violations
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Kansas Athletics Inc. contends in a newly unsealed court filing it has evidence former football coach David Beaty “allowed and encouraged NCAA violations” while at the University of Kansas.
Les Hunter, star on Loyola Chicago championship team, dies
CHICAGO (AP) — Les Hunter, a star on Loyola Chicago's barrier-breaking 1963 NCAA championship team, died Friday. He was 77.
Former Texas A&M basketball player David Edwards dead at 48
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) — Former Texas A&M basketball player David Edwards, whose single-season school record for assists has stood for more than 25 years, has died in his home state of New York. He was 48.
Pandemic fallout: NCAA slashes distribution by $375 million
Canceling March Madness because of the coronavirus pandemic will cost the NCAA about $375 million that it would have distributed to 350 schools across the nation.
Bill Bartholomay, who moved Braves to Atlanta, dies at 91
ATLANTA (AP) — Bill Bartholomay, the former baseball owner who moved the Braves from from Milwaukee to Atlanta in 1966 to become Major League Baseball's first team in the South, has died. He was 91.
Thursday's Sports in Brief
AUTO RACING
Douglas' offseason approach setting new tone for Jets future
NEW YORK (AP) — No big splash. Not a lot of flash. No breaking the bank.
Ducks sign first-round pick Trevor Zegras to 3-year contract
Trevor Zegras is in hockey limbo like everyone else, but he is hoping that signing with the Anaheim Ducks on Friday will serve as motivation until he can get back on the ice.
AP Was There: Duke ends UNLV's repeat bid in '91 Final Four
A panel of Associated Press sports writers voted in March 2020 on the top 10 men's basketball games in the history of the NCAA Tournament. They are being republished because the sport has been shut down because of …
Crystal ball: Projecting the upcoming NFL schedule
Besides the draft, the other big event on April's NFL calendar is the release of the regular-season schedule. Teams have known their opponents since late December, but Howard Katz and his scheduling department cont…
Friday's Sports in Brief
OLYMPICS
Who's Zooming? Dolphins newcomers get virtual introductions
MIAMI (AP) — As linebacker Kyle Van Noy visited with reporters for the first time since joining the Miami Dolphins, he wore headphones — not for noise canceling, but to hear the questions.
Column: Enough greed, just shorten the baseball season
Major league owners and players seem to be in rare agreement. They want to play as many games as possible, as soon as possible.