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Carolina's Henson out for game with N.C. State
John Henson, a North Carolina forward, will not play today in an ACC Tournament semifinal game against N.C. State because of a sprained left wrist, school athletics officials said.
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Wolfpack wins
N.C. State scrapped its way into today's ACC tournament semifinals — and maybe even the NCAA tournament — with Friday's 67-64 victory against Virginia.
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Henson status is uncertain
John Henson said that his injured left wrist had improved slightly by the time that North Carolina wrapped up its 85-69 win against Maryland in the ACC tournament quarterfinals Friday.
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Wildcats, Spartans to meet for MEAC crown
Bethune-Cookman and Norfolk State will meet today in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference championship game. The winner will get a landmark prize — a first-time trip to the NCAA tournament.
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Zeller wins Prosser Award again
Zeller wins Prosser Award again
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Lenox Rawlings: Leslie was too much for Cavaliers
In the timeless truisms of the basketball language, there are certain skills you can't teach.
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Duke survives a scare
One knock on Duke has been that it doesn't play defense like in days gone by.
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WSSU has different attitude this season
Winston-Salem State hopes to carry its CIAA championship momentum north to West Virginia.
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Tar Heels cruise past Terrapins 85-69
North Carolina was missing a key starter because of an injury but still overpowered Maryland for an 85-69 victory in an ACC quarterfinal game Friday at Philips Arena.
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MEAC parties a draw in downtown
Chris Martin of Kernersville wasn't crying in his beer Friday, but he was dejected that his N.C. Central Eagles lost Thursday night to Bethune-Cookman, 60-59, in the quarterfinals of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference men's tournament.
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Women's College Basketball Roundup
Sophomore Abria Trice scored a career-high 33 points as UNC Wilmington defeated Hofstra 94-87 in the Colonial Athletic Association tournament quarterfinals.
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March Madness a marathon for radio producers
IMG College thrives on March Madness. The Winston-Salem company is providing assistance to 54 radio broadcast clients during the two conference tournament weeks, including 200 hours just on Friday.
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College Basketball Notebook: Illinois fires Weber as basketball coach
Illinois fired Bruce Weber on Friday, letting go the coach whose first three years with the program included a run to the national-championship game before a long, lackluster, six-year slide that ended with a 17-15 record this season.
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Hampton, Howard advance to women's final
One group that is disappointed the MEAC tournament is leaving Winston-Salem is the Hampton Pirates women's team.
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Blue Devils outlast Hokies
One knock on Duke has been that it doesn't play defense like in days gone by.
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Henson's status uncertain
John Henson said that his injured left wrist had improved slightly by the time that North Carolina wrapped up its 85-69 win over Maryland in the ACC tournament quarterfinals Friday.
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N.C. State edges Virginia
N.C. State scrapped its way into today's ACC tournament semifinals — and maybe even the NCAA tournament as well — with Friday's 67-64 victory over Virginia.
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North Carolina blows out Maryland in ACC quarterfinal
North Carolina shook off an injury to John Henson and pulled away from Maryland in the quarterfinals of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, winning 85-69 Friday behind Kendall Marshall and contributions from everyone else.
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College basketball roundup
College basketball roundup
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Bethune-Cookman advances in MEAC
Bethune-Cookman moved on, but it wasn't easy.
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MEAC results and schedule
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Wolfpack's Wood finds regains shooting touch
Scott Wood's shooting touch is no longer missing.
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Coppin State women oust N.C. A&T
N.C. A&T's troubles began with turnovers, and its season eventually ended as result of them. But, in between, the Aggies produced a whale of a comeback.
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Pep rally sends WSSU basketball team off in style
Plenty of love was heaped on the West Virginia-bound Winston-Salem State men's basketball team Thursday afternoon outside the Gaines Center.
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Refs stage minor protest at ACC tournament
Refs stage minor protest at ACC tournament
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