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The Citadel announces 2010-11 basketball schedule

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Chuck  Driesell's  first  season  as  head  coach,  and  the  100th  in the history of The Citadel Basketball program, will feature seven games against teams that reached the postseason tournament play according to the 2010-11 Basketball schedule released  by  the  Athletics  Department  on  Wednesday. More>>

South Carolina announces non-conference schedule for 2010-2011 season

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Gamecocks will visit Michigan State, Ohio State, and will host Clemson, Wofford, and Boston College More>>

Indiana hoops powers to play in Crossroads Classic

Purdue athletic director Morgan Burke fondly remembers his childhood days, when he looked forward to Indiana's basketball powers coming together during the holiday season. More>>

UConn AD named head of NCAA basketball committee

The athletic director at Connecticut, which faces allegations of NCAA violations in its men's basketball program, has been picked to chair the NCAA Division I men's basketball committee. More>>

OU prez says Sooners, A&M got invite from SEC

The president of the University of Oklahoma said Wednesday that his school and Texas A&M both received invitations to join the Southeastern Conference during the last round of conference realignment. More>>

CofC to open 2010-2011 basketball season against Maryland

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Cougars beat Terrapins in 1997 NCAA Tournament More>>

Irwin leaving St. Joseph's to play for Furman

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A former West Virginia high school basketball standout has transferred to Furman. More>>

Cougars hire new voice in McCarragher

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College of Charleston has hired Jeff McCarragher as its director of broadcasting for the Cougar Radio Network. More>>

Southern Conference tourney returning to Asheville

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The Southern Conference basketball tournament is heading back to Asheville. More>>

Former Terrier hired as assistant

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Former Wofford standout Shane Nichols has joined the team as an assistant basketball coach. More>>

Wofford to play in Nov. 2010 Charleston Classic

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NCAA tournament teams Wofford and Georgetown are part of next fall's Charleston Classic. More>>

Driesell names 3 assistant coaches

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Chuck  Driesell,  who  took  over  the  reins  of  The  Citadel basketball  program  in  late  April, has announced  the  hiring  of  three  assistant coaches  for the  2010-11  season. More>>

SC native Holloway to join Gamecocks

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Former Ole Miss forward Murphy Holloway says he'll join South Carolina. More>>

Texas Tech seeks to hamstring Leach lawsuit

Attorneys for Texas Tech asked a judge Friday to essentially throw out a lawsuit by former football coach Mike Leach, saying it has legal immunity under state law. More>>

Calipari: I'll coach at Kentucky next year

John Calipari is reassuring Kentucky basketball fans that he plans to coach the Wildcats next year, despite speculation he is being pursued by the NBA. More>>

Attendance drops slightly in college basketball

College basketball fans are still flocking to men's games by the millions. More>>

Creighton's P'Allen Stinnett kicked off team

New Creighton coach Greg McDermott has kicked guard P'Allen Stinnett (pea-allen) off the team. More>>

SC's Staley promotes Boyer to associate head coach

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South Carolina has promoted women's basketball assistant coach Lisa Boyer to associate head coach. More>>

Coker hires Finora as women's basketball coach

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Coker College has hired Jenny Finora as its women's basketball coach. More>>

Winthrop walk-on charged with marijuana possession

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A Winthrop walk-on basketball player has been arrested after police say they saw him throw a bag of marijuana out of a window during a search. More>>

Hancock out at UNCW after 10 seasons

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Ann Hancock won't be back as UNC Wilmington's women's basketball coach. More>>

Jerry West offers Blue Devils congrats on title

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Mike Krzyzewski and his Duke team have been congratulated for their latest national title by an unexpected person: Jerry West. More>>

Pirates' Lebo names new assistant coaches

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Lebo has hired Tim Craft, Ken Potosnak and Kyle Robinson. Craft and Robinson will join retained coach Michael Perry as assistant coaches, while Robinson will serve as director of basketball operations. More>>

Depaul coach Purnell hires new staff

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DePaul coach Oliver Purnell has completed his coaching staff, bringing in three current assistants who worked with him at Clemson and retaining three others from the previous DePaul staff. More>>

Siena guard Ronald Moore charged with DWI

Siena senior guard Ronald Moore, who helped lead the Saints to the NCAA Tournament the past three seasons, has been charged with drunken driving after being pulled over near campus. More>>

Georgetown's Greg Monroe declares for NBA draft

Georgetown center Greg Monroe is heading to the NBA, planning to hire an agent and skip his last two seasons of college eligibility. More>>

Bone to play for Texas A&M

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Former South Carolina star Kelsey Bone has decided to transfer to Texas A&M. More>>

Freshman Dawkins: Duke's X-factor?

Andre Dawkins could be preparing for the prom. More>>

UConn, Griner headline intriguing Final Four field

By DOUG FEINBERG AP Basketball Writer The women's Final Four will have a familiar look with three of last season's semifinalists returning, including defending national champion Connecticut. More>>

Tim Welsh hired to coach Hofstra

Tim Welsh was hired as men's basketball coach at Hofstra on Wednesday. More>>

Larranaga gets contract extension at George Mason

George Mason coach Jim Larranaga (lah-rah-NAY-guh) has signed a contract extension through the 2015-16 season. More>>

Oklahoma beats Kentucky to earn Final Four berth

Oklahoma withstood early adversity, composed itself and took control with balance, hustle and its trademark toughness. More>>

NCAA: Close games no problem for these teams

By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports Writer How much difference is there between a good season and a great one? Try 12 points. More>>

Michigan State's Lucas ruptured Achilles' tendon

Michigan State star Kalin Lucas will miss the rest of the NCAA tournament after an MRI has confirmed he ruptured his left Achilles' tendon. More>>

NCAA: Finally, a break from the madness

By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports Writer The NCAA tournament's regional semifinals are set after a thrilling and exhausting first two rounds, which filled wastepaper baskets with battered brackets and left coaches... More>>

Mid-major uprising hardly biggest NCAA surprise

By EDDIE PELLS AP National Writer Not so long ago, having Butler and Xavier among the last 16 teams in the NCAA tournament would have spawned feel-good stories about the plucky mid-major conferences and the... More>>

Obama slumping in men's, women's NCAA brackets

Better luck picking next year, Mr. President. More>>

Lavender dominates as Ohio State rolls 93-59

Turns out the turkey sandwiches bothered Ohio State a lot more than St. Francis did. More>>

Kramer lifts Purdue over Texas A&M 63-61 in OT

Chris Kramer ignored his coach's final play call and demanded the ball with Purdue's season on the line. More>>

Xavier advances with 71-68 victory over Pittsburgh

Dunking on LeBron James made him a sensation on YouTube. More>>

Top-seeded Duke advances to round of 16 again

When Brian Zoubek is calling for the ball and scoring at will, you know things are going really well for Duke. More>>

NCAA: Purdue hanging in vs. A&M without Hummel

By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports Writer Who needs Robbie Hummel? More>>

Notre Dame cruises to 86-58 win over Cleveland St.

Cleveland State's Kailey Klein couldn't escape Notre Dame's Ashley Barlow too often in the second half. More>>

Butler leads West Virginia past Mizzou, 68-59

Turns out Da'Sean Butler's familiarity with pressure trumped whatever defense Missouri could muster against West Virginia and their star player. More>>

No. 12 seed Cornell dominates Temple 78-65

Confident, relaxed and definitely on their game. More>>

NCAA: Gonzaga up early against Florida State

By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports Writer Gonzaga is up early on Florida State, which should put coach Mark Few at ease. His team went 0-2 against teams from the ACC during the regular season, losing to Wake Forest... More>>

Jayhawks get another mid-major, dangerous N Iowa

The defining characteristic of Kansas' 2008 national championship team was its killer instinct, the joy it took in stepping on an opponent and never letting it up. Those Jayhawks were hope crushers. More>>

Wisconsin avoids upset, beats Wofford 53-49

Slow and plodding early, fast and frantic late. No matter the tempo, Wisconsin stayed poised against pesky Wofford. More>>

Missouri stifles Booker, beats Clemson 86-78

"The Fastest 40 Minutes in Basketball" is still humming. More>>

After slow start, Pittsburgh routs Oakland 89-66

Jermaine Dixon and Gilbert Brown scored 17 points apiece and Pittsburgh avoided becoming the latest Big East powerhouse to get knocked off in the first round of the NCAA tournament, overcoming a slow start to rout Oakland... More>>

Grant, Johnson lead Purdue past Siena 72-64

Forgotten amid all that angst over Purdue's NCAA tournament chances without Robbie Hummel: The Boilermakers still have Keaton Grant. More>>

Smith says talk of move to Auburn is just that

Tubby Smith dismissed a report that he is close to taking over at Auburn, calling it "just talk." More>>

Mountaineers beat Morgan St 77-50 after slow start

West Virginia overcame a miserable shooting start to avoid another Big East flameout in the NCAA tournament. More>>

Crawford scores 28 to lift Xavier over Minnesota

Jordan Crawford made a strong return to the NCAA tournament. More>>

NCAA: Minnesota having trouble scoring vs. Xavier

By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports Writer The Gophers have gone the last 5 minutes without a field goal since Ralph Sampson's reverse hook at 16:43. And in case you were wondering, yes, it's that Ralph Sampson. His... More>>

Georgetown stunned in fun day in Providence

Twenty-one years ago, Georgetown pulled into Providence as the top seed and nearly exited as a victim of the biggest upset in NCAA tournament history. More>>

Wake Forest tops Texas 81-80 in OT on Smith's shot

From No. 1 to one and done: Ishmael Smith's last shot meant one more collapse for Texas. More>>

New Mexico needs big 2nd half to hold off Montana

After all of Darington Hobson's big talk about a deep NCAA tournament run for New Mexico, Montana nearly shut up the Lobos right away. More>>

Big East a bummer for President Obama's bracket

The Big East was a big letdown for President Barack Obama. More>>

Ohio stuns Georgetown in tournament opener

Who knew that all this time Ohio used the regular season as a warm-up act? More>>

Pondexter lifts Washington over Marquette 80-78

When Quincy Pondexter grabbed an offensive rebound with 34 seconds left in a tie game, Washington coach Lorenzo Romar twice considered calling a timeout to set up a final play. More>>

Jayhawks struggle through 90-74 win over Lehigh

For a while, it appeared Lehigh was going to take down the biggest Goliath of them all. More>>

Northern Iowa ends 20-year NCAA drought on late 3

With the final seconds ticking away and Northern Iowa without a timeout, the chance to break an NCAA tournament funk came down to a bit of improvisation. More>>

Goins helps Tennessee beat San Diego State 62-59

Melvin Goins made his fourth 3-pointer with 19 seconds left after San Diego State cut the deficit to one point, and Tennessee held off the Aztecs 62-59 on Thursday night to advance to the second round of the NCAA... More>>

Bledsoe's eight 3s lead Kentucky past ETSU 100-71

To call this one a yawner would be understating things. More>>

Big East takes beating in NCAA opener

The Big East was a Big Bust on the first day of the NCAA tournament. More>>

Roland, A&M return after season-changing injury

Derrick Roland spent Christmas Eve in a hospital bed in Seattle. IVs were in his arms. Blood oozed from scars on a right leg full of metal, the result of surgery hours after his leg shattered during a game at Washington. More>>

Seminoles seek to gauge themselves against Zags

It's not often an ACC school like Florida State gets mid-major envy. Then again, Gonzaga's basketball program has developed the kind of reputation that makes most schools blush. More>>

Pitt embracing expectations, faces Oakland first

For Pittsburgh, making this year's NCAA tournament - as a No. 3 seed, no less - after losing four starters from last year's team was widely seen as an act of overachievement. More>>

Cal, Louisville shuffle lineups for NCAA opener

California and Louisville are shuffling their starting lineups for their first-round matchup in the NCAA tournament. More>>

NCAA tourney teams get grades; summer school next?

By JIM LITKE AP Sports Columnist Some six years after the NCAA warned members to get serious about graduating student-athletes or lose scholarships and face a postseason ban, here's the list of Division I... More>>

OSU's Turner eyes NCAA run, starting with UCSB

He returned from a back injury to become perhaps the nation's best player, and his late-game long shot to beat Michigan in the Big Ten tournament has been played over and over on TV sports highlight shows. More>>

Fredette, BYU outlast Florida 99-92 in double OT

When Jimmer Fredette planted a seed with Florida's Chandler Parsons before their NCAA tournament game, he couldn't have known it would sound prophetic. More>>

K-State routs North Texas 82-62 in West Regional

On an opening day of upsets and close calls in the NCAA tournament, Kansas State got an early scare. More>>

Villanova tops Robert Morris 73-70 in OT

Scottie Reynolds learned a lesson starting the game on the bench. More>>

Udoh leads Baylor past Sam Houston State 68-59

Ekpe Udoh did everything Baylor needed to stave off upset-minded Sam Houston State and end a 60-year drought in the NCAA tournament. More>>

Old Dominion edges Notre Dame 51-50

As Carleton Scott's 3-pointer sailed toward the hoop and rattled around the rim, Old Dominion's Keyon Carter was already bracing for the possibility of a tie game. More>>

Murray State stuns Vanderbilt in NCAA opener

Murray State coach Billy Kennedy went with his gut and drew up a play his team had never run before, with Isacc Miles the go-to guy at the end. More>>

Saint Mary's earns first NCAA win since 1959

Richmond was on the wrong side of an NCAA tournament upset this time, and Saint Mary's is moving on for the first time in more than 50 years. More>>

Florida redshirt freshman DT accused of battery

Florida redshirt freshman defensive tackle Gary Brown is accused of misdemeanor battery in a dispute at a party near Gainesville. More>>

Johnson leads No. 6 Purdue past Iowa

JaJuan Johnson had 21 points and 10 rebounds, and No. 6 Purdue beat Iowa 63-40 on Saturday for its seventh straight win. More>>

Central Florida knocks off Tulane 61-54

A.J. Rompza scored 17 points and Central Florida used a 23-7 run in the final 9:42 as the Knights defeated Tulane 61-54 on Saturday. More>>

Udoh's late tip-in gives No. 24 Baylor win

Ekpe Udoh's tip-in with 1.3 seconds remaining capped a wild finish Saturday and gave No. 24 Baylor a 64-62 victory over Missouri. More>>

Rutgers suspends Stringer for a game

By DOUG FEINBERG AP Basketball Writer Rutgers suspended Hall of Fame women's basketball coach C. Vivian Stringer on Tuesday for one game for misusing practice players. More>>

No. 25 St. John's routs Louisville

Shenneika Smith scored 21 points to lead a balanced St. John's offense and the No. 25 Red Storm forced 31 turnovers to beat Louisville 91-56 on Wednesday. More>>

Home, sweet home can be misery for visitors

Eighty-two miles and a sea of orange. That's what former Oklahoma coach Kelvin Sampson remembers on the way to Oklahoma State. More>>

No. 6 Purdue wins 76-64 at No. 10 Michigan State

E'Twaun Moore scored a season-high 25 points and JaJuan Johnson added 19, lifting No. 6 Purdue to a 76-64 victory over No. 10 Michigan State on Tuesday night. More>>

Wall, Cousins lead No. 3 UK over Bama, 66-55

John Wall had 22 points and 10 rebounds for his first double-double, and fellow freshman DeMarcus Cousins got his seventh in a row, as No. 3 Kentucky outmuscled Alabama 66-55 on Tuesday night. More>>

George Mason defeats VCU 82-77 in OT

Cam Long had 19 points as George Mason erased a 15-point second half deficit and ended a two-game losing streak with an 82-77 overtime win over Virginia Commonwealth on Tuesday night. More>>

After racking up in recruiting, Meyer on for break

Now that he's locked up the top-rated recruiting class in the country, Urban Meyer will finally take that break he's been talking about. More>>

St. Francis runs past Hartford 64-52

Devin Sweetney scored 19 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead St. Francis (Pa.) in a 64-52 win over Hartford on Saturday. More>>

Seton Hall crushes New Jersey Tech 93-53

Herb Pope finished with 22 points and 11 rebounds to lead Seton Hall to a 93-53 win over New Jersey Institute of Technology on Monday night. More>>

Sacred Heart beats Columbia 60-55

Corey Hassan and Ryan Litke scored 19 points apiece to lead Sacred Heart to a 60-55 win over Columbia on Monday night. More>>

Kansas still No. 1 in AP poll; Syracuse No. 10

Syracuse was so impressive in the 2K Sports Classic that it made one of the best entrances ever into The Associated Press' college basketball poll. More>>

Missouri-Kansas City win 80-33 over Truman St

Junior Jay Couisnard led Missouri-Kansas City with 17 points in leading the Kangaroos to an 80-33 season-opening victory over Truman State Saturday night. More>>

No. 24 Clemson outshoots Presbyterian 84-41

Freshman Noel Johnson had four of No. 24 Clemson's 14 3-pointers in a season-opening 84-41 victory over Presbyterian on Friday night. More>>

5 Razorbacks suspended for opener

The University of Arkansas suspended five players Tuesday, including three athletes identified in a rape complaint that did not result in charges, for violating unspecified team rules. More>>

SU beats Albany 75-43 for Boeheim's 800th win

Jim Boeheim became the eighth Division I coach to reach 800 wins with the latest milestone a 75-43 victory over Albany on Monday night in the 2K Sports Classic. More>>

No. 12 UConn breezes to 88-50 exhibition victory

Jerome Dyson scored 32 points in his season debut, and No. 12 Connecticut breezed to an 88-50 exhibition victory over UMass Lowell on Sunday. More>>

Former Bulldog now a Buc

Associated Press - August 24, 2009 12:45 PM ET CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - Charleston Southern has a new men's basketball assistant in former South Carolina State captain Will Jones. More>>

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