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A bigger March Madness? Many obstacles stand in the way

By Associated Press

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March Madness has international flair for many women’s teams

By Associated Press

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Army tops Navy 20-17 in first OT game in 123 rivalry games

By Associated Press

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Jay Wright at ease leaving Nova after ‘fighting it’ as coach

By Associated Press

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No. 11 Penn State looking to wrap season strong against MSU

By Associated Press

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No. 16 Penn State, Minnesota looking to rebound after losses

By Associated Press

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Progress made but how soon CFP expands still up in the air

By Associated Press

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No. 14 Penn State’s Adisa Isaac ready for Central Michigan

By Associated Press

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Season opener could play big role in Penn State, Purdue plans

By Associated Press

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ABC to air NCAA women’s basketball title game for 1st time

By Associated Press

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Big Ten clash as college football resumes international play

By Associated Press

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B1G deal: Big Ten lands $7 billion, NFL-style TV contracts

By Associated Press

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Former Temple baseball coach Wilson dies at 92; 1,034 wins

By Associated Press

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Bold, aggressive Big Ten leaves door open for more expansion

By Associated Press

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College baseball intent on increasing Black players, coaches

By Associated Press

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Neptune ready to keep Villanova elite as Wright’s successor

By Associated Press

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Wright resigns as Villanova coach

By Associated Press

Bryce Young Alabama Georgia National Championship

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Alabama, Georgia 2022 National Championship Game preview, odds, more

By Joe Pantorno

Michigan College Football Playoff

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Alabama, Michigan, Georgia, Cincinnati chosen for College Football Playoff

By Joe Pantorno

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NIL pioneer Ed O’Bannon: ‘My job is done’

By Reuters

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