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Iowa hires Drake's McCollum as hoops coach
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsIowa has hired Drake's Ben McCollum as its next men's basketball coach, the school announced Monday.McCollum just finished his first season at Drake, leading the Bulldogs to a 31-4 record and the program's first appearance in the NCAA tournament's round of 32 since 1971. They won the Missouri Valley Conference's regular-season and tournament titles before beating 6-seed Missouri…
Mexico wins 1st Nations League on late penalty
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Monday, 24 March 2025 00:28
Raúl Jiménez scored his second goal on a penalty kick in second-half stoppage time as Mexico beat Panama 2-1 Sunday night in Inglewood, California, to win the Concacaf Nations League tournament for the first time.Jiménez, the 33-year-old Fulham striker, dominated the week at SoFi Stadium with all four of Mexico's goals in El Tri's two matches. He scored on a…
Poch: U.S. has 'time' to fix issues before World Cup
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsINGLEWOOD, Calif. -- After suffering two defeats in the Concacaf Nations League, United States manager Mauricio Pochettino insisted that his side has enough time to turn things around before the 2026 World Cup.The U.S. came into the tournament's final phases having won the first three Concacaf Nations League titles. But its quest for a fourth straight championship ended…
'Generational' Betts powers UCLA with 30-14 night
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsLOS ANGELES -- UCLA women's basketball coach Cori Close wanted to give Lauren Betts her moment.Sunday night was the last time the Bruins would play at Pauley Pavilion this season, so with No. 1 UCLA up 17 points on Richmond and its ticket to the Sweet 16 punched after another layup from Betts, Close called for one last…
Queen's buzzer shot sends Terrapins to Sweet 16
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsSEATTLE -- Kevin Willard wasn't sure who to go to with Maryland's hopes of advancing to the Sweet 16 on the line. So when the Terrapins coach called a timeout with 3.7 seconds left after Colorado State had taken a one-point lead, he asked his players in the huddle which one wanted the final shot.That's when Derik Queen…
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