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Tennessee fans tear down the goal post after defeating Alabama 52-49 in an NCAA college football game Saturday, Oct. 15, 2022, in Knoxville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Wade Payne)

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SEC to review ways to address fans storming fields, courts
By The Associated Press
Fri,11/04/22-11:52AM , 123 Reads
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — The Southeastern Conference announced Friday it will review policies on postgame field and court storming by fans and explore ways schools can make the raucous celebrations safer.
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East's Dereck Lively dunks the ball in the second half of the McDonald's All-American Boys basketball game against the West team Tuesday, March 29, 2022, in Chicago. Once he is healthy enough to play, the 7-1 center from Philadelphia should emerge as an immediate force on defense. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast, File)

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TIPOFF: No. 7 Duke's class heads list of impact freshmen
By STEVE MEGARGEE - AP Sports Writer
Fri,11/04/22-2:46AM , 166 Reads
While NBA teams are looking ahead to the upcoming draft with much anticipation, that doesn’t necessarily mean the incoming freshman class of college basketball players is any better than usual.

The fact of the matter is that the top 2023 draft prospects aren’t playing college basketball.
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Thursday's Scores
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Thu,11/03/22-9:03PM , 162 Reads
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Bentonville 24, Bentonville West 10

Berryville 22, Green Forest 0

Bigelow 55, Decatur 6

Corning 30, Piggott 2

Crossett 31, Monticello 24

DeWitt 35, Dumas 13

Dierks 38, Mount Ida 22

E. Poinsett Co. 48, Marked Tree 36

Elkins 77, Lincoln 20
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Opinion: Fired coaches are cashing in
Thu,11/03/22-1:12PM , 998 Reads 58,098 Statewide
Auburn University’s midseason dismissal of Bryan Harsin after less than two years on the job is one of many examples of how college sports programs are digging themselves million-dollar holes when hiring a coach.
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