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St. Louis - St. Louis - Top-ranked Kansas narrowly avoided what could have been a devastating loss at the hands of unranked Memphis on Tuesday night. The Jayhawks found themselves up by two points, 57-55, after Sherron Collins hit one of two free-throws with seconds remaining on the clock. Instead of overtime, the Tigers were poised to shock Kansas, but a three-pointer from transfer Elliot Williams came up short, and Bill Self’s squad avoided an early season loss.

Original post by Soccernet staff

The effort was better from the Hawkeyes, especially in the second half where they held to Duquesne to just 19 points, but the result was the same as the Hawkeyes fell to 0-2 on the season after a two point loss on Tuesday night. After the game, Coach Todd Lickliter met with the media to talk about the shooting problems, the defensive effort from his team, plus a whole lot more

Original post by soccernet.com

Tennessee (2-0) will need to prevail against some serious competition before anything the Vols have done to this point can be taken too seriously. But one thing that’s hard to ignore about the Vols’ first two games is that Scotty Hopson is off to a scintillating start to the season. The sophomore dropped in a career-high 25 points on Tuesday night further strengthen the perception that he may be one of the most improved players in the SEC

Original post by Dan Woike

Jeremy Langford’s stock is on the rise following a strong showing on the football field and in the classroom this fall. The 6-foot-0, 185-pound running back from Westland (Mich.) John Glenn was on the Honor Roll for the first time and on the gridiron, Langford rushed for 1,932 yards and 24 touchdowns in 10 games. He averaged 9.42 yards per carr

Original post by Soccernet staff

Good things come to those who wait. Patience is a virtue. All in due time. We’ve heard these sayings and many more like them all our lives. While they are all true nobody likes to wait. When we have to wait - we wait impatiently. In recruiting the waiting game can work too ways - recruits waiting on the right offer - or the actual opportunity to present itself and for the schools sometimes it’s a waiting game for them too - waiting for a yes from a recruit - or waiting for a recruit to arrive on campus. For one prospect and one school the wait is almost over.

Original post by Rick Kimbrel

San Diego State’s women’s basketball team can make a strong case for deserving a Top 25 national ranking after the Aztecs beat USD 79-52 for the City Championship. Read on for more

Original post by Mike Mastrangelo

When last Saturday’s South Carolina-Florida was complete, some USC fans probably thought offensive line coach Eric Wolford would be making a lot of changes along the offensive front. But due to a lack of quality depth, Wolford’s hands are tied. Thus, he’ll stick with the same core group of linemen when USC kicks off against Clemson on Nov. 28

Original post by Dan Woike

Their goal may be out of reach and their time about to run out, but Tulane’s seniors aren’t about to lay down. With just two games left in their collegiate careers, several Green Wave seniors spoke out about the importance of pride during these final two weeks. It wasn’t about them, just about the program.

Original post by Rick Kimbrel

When the Trojan’s took the field Tuesday afternoon, it was appropriate they did so on a completely new field after having the grass replaced on Howard Jones Field. In the minds of the team, practicing on the new field also meant a new attitude after losing to Stanford. Go inside for more on Tuesday’s practice

Original post by Dan Sorensen

The Warhawks travel south this week to face off against rival Louisiana-Lafayette in the Battle on the Bayou. A win for the Ragin Cajuns keeps their post-season hopes alive, whle ULM looks to surpass their previous high of six wins from the 2007 season.

Original post by Jerry Meyer