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Wildcats baseball fourth in preseason poll
ELLENSBURG — The Central Washington Wildcats baseball squad was ranked fourth in the Greater Northwest Conference …
Draft's WR depth may help Packers give Rodgers more weapons
The Green Bay Packers would love to provide quarterback Aaron Rodgers more targets as they attempt to make at least one more Super Bowl run with the 36-year-old, two-time MVP.
Creighton's backup Denzel Mahoney declaring for NBA draft
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Denzel Mahoney has joined Creighton teammate Ty-Shon Alexander in declaring for the NBA draft.
Burton signs with Texas Tech after 2 seasons at Wichita St
LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Jamarius Burton has signed with Texas Tech after starting 52 games the past two seasons at Wichita State. He will have two seasons of eligibility remaining with the Red Raiders.
New Washington offensive coordinator facing extra challenges
SEATTLE (AP) — Before college football was thrown off course by the coronavirus pandemic, new Washington offensive coordinator John Donovan was already stepping into a challenging situation.
Hopes in Louisiana for more nonemergency care by May 1
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Louisiana is working to make more clinic and hospital space available again for elective surgeries and other nonemergency medical care before May 1, Gov. John Bel Edwards said Friday.
ETSU adds guard Jalen Johnson as graduate transfer from Vols
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (AP) — East Tennessee has added guard Jalen Johnson as a graduate transfer from Tennessee to a team that won the Southern Conference Tournament title and went 30-4 this season.
AP Top 25 Podcast: Stanford's Shaw on ending faked injuries
Stanford football coach David Shaw, the head of the NCAA’s rules committee, says having defensive players fake injuries to slow down offenses is cheating, plain and simple.
Winners announced in Louisiana-Mississippi AP contest
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Winners have been announced in the Louisiana-Mississippi Associated Press Broadcasters and Media Editors competition to honor the best in professional and college journalism in 2019.
Jackie Court, first woman of color to coach at Brown, dies
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Jackie Court, who was the first woman of color hired to coach at Brown University, has died, the university said in a statement.
Bob Hermann, soccer boss who helped found NASL, dies at 97
LADUE, Mo. (AP) — Bob Hermann, the soccer executive who launched the Hermann Trophy given annually to the top college soccer players in the United States, has died at age 97.
Demon Deacons adding DuBose, Wilkins as transfer help
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) — Wake Forest men's basketball is adding transfer help.
Saints keep reserve rusher, special teams regular Washington
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The New Orleans Saints have re-signed reserve running back and special teams regular Dwayne Washington, general manager Mickey Loomis said Thursday.
'I want to win': Athletes in medicine fields facing virus
Kelsey Diemer feels the same energy as a doctor that she did a few years ago when she was among the best 3-point shooters in college basketball.
Oklahoma St's Boynton could see turn with recruiting class
After some early rough patches, Oklahoma State coach Mike Boynton has finally built some momentum.
Guard D.J. Carton transferring from Ohio State to Marquette
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Former Ohio State guard D.J. Carton is transferring to Marquette.