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Maryland falters at free throw line in loss to Miami
By Mike DeFabo - The Washington Times
A fine line separated No. 8 Maryland from No. 6 Miami on Sunday - the foul line.
Judge: Sandusky can see grandkids, have local jury
By Mark Scolforo - Associated Press
The judge in Jerry Sandusky's child-sex-abuse trial ruled Monday that his jury will consist of people who live in and near State College and gave the former Penn State assistant coach permission to have visits or other contact with most of his grandchildren.
Lubick comes on strong for Hoyas
By Nathan Fenno - The Washington Times
Nate Lubick is difficult to miss. Built like an NFL tight end at 6-foot-8 and 235 pounds, Lubick specializes in the dirty, bruising work in the post. But the ex-Parade All-American's sophomore season has been fraught with inconsistency.
George Mason dumps UNC-Wilmington as four players reach double figures
By Associated Press
Sherrod Wright led four George Mason players in double figures with 16 points and the Patriots defeated UNC Wilmington 75-69 on Saturday night.
Despite struggles, BC not taking Erick Green, Tech lightly
By Mike Barber - Richmond Times-Dispatch
When Virginia Tech traveled to Chestnut Hill on Jan. 14, it played without Erick Green, its top scoring threat and most accomplished open court player.
Maryland's loss to Duke a side note to Terrell Stoglin's benching, online outburst
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
A feeble two hours of defensive rebounding ensured Maryland lost in its latest trip to Cameron Indoor Stadium. It won't be what is most remembered about Saturday's 73-55 defeat against No. 10 Duke.
George Washington snaps 5-game losing skid, defeats Richmond by 2
By Associated Press
David Pellom scored 16 points and George Washington defeated Richmond 69-67 on Saturday to sweep the season series for the first time since 2007.
No. 5 North Carolina hands No. 19 Virginia its worst loss of the season
By Michael Phillips - Richmond Times-Dispatch
Though it was a one-possession game at halftime, Virginia's top two point producers had already experienced problems that would soon cripple the Cavaliers.
No. 3 UConn women pummel No. 14 Georgetown 80-38
By Pat Eaton-Robb - Associated Press
Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis scored 23 points and third-ranked Connecticut got its 99th consecutive home victory, beating No. 14 Georgetown 80-38 on Saturday.
No rest for Virginia's weary as Cavs enter crucial stretch
By Michael Phillips - Richmond Times-Dispatch
Virginia guard Malcolm Brogdon has a solution for the fatigue that often strikes freshmen at this point in the college basketball season — denial.
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Minus Howard, Terps back to square one
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
Maryland survived life without guard Pe'Shon Howard in November and December. Doing so again in the final month of the season won't be quite so simple. Published February 12, 2012 Comments
Pa. judge to consider Sandusky jury, bail issues
By Mark Scolforo - Associated Press
Jerry Sandusky walked out of a courthouse Friday where a judge was considering whether to let him see his relatives and friends while he awaits trial on child sex-abuse charges and told reporters Friday he felt people have turned on him. Published February 10, 2012 Comments
Virginia Tech no match for Miami
By Associated Press
Reggie Johnson scored 15 points as Miami defeated Virginia Tech 65-49 Thursday night to follow up Sunday's win over No. 7 Duke. Published February 9, 2012 Comments
George Mason aware it must be tougher
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
Another close game was unfolding against a second-division CAA team for George Mason, a routine occurrence over the past month. It was as good a time as any for Patriots coach Paul Hewitt to have an epiphany. Published February 9, 2012 Comments
Rick Sowell still living the dream of being Navy's coach
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
Just days after Rick Sowell accepted the Navy lacrosse coaching vacancy, he ventured over to the program's hall of fame in the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium with assistant coach Ryan Wellner and longtime Navy assistant Mark Goers. Published February 9, 2012 Comments
Georgetown done in by a defensive lapse
By Nathan Fenno - The Washington Times
For 44 minutes and 31 seconds, Georgetown gave Syracuse fits. Published February 8, 2012 Comments
Youthful Bison are learning on the job
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
With five freshmen in the starting lineup, Howard has split its past four games, including Monday's 54-46 defeat of Morgan State in Baltimore, to offer an early glimpse of a team coach Kevin Nickelberry hopes soon will end a decade's worth of losing. Published February 8, 2012 Comments
Maryland spreads offensive opportunities in win over Clemson
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
One of Maryland's main messages might finally be seeping through. Published February 8, 2012 Comments
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