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Different Perspective As Lehigh Football Holds Their Brown/White Spring Game

There was no official scoring, but plenty of physical play and competition that made it a fun morning for players and spectators.

A Fresh Start and Busy 2019 Spring Season for Lehigh Football

The challenges of being a Division I football coach – the recruiting, the staff-building, even the organization of setting up the program the way Gilmore wants it – are clearly something that he relishes, perhaps even a bit more so now.

A Curtain Call For Appalachian State’s Lady Mountaineers

National championships are hard to come by at any level, particularly team titles. Stop and reflect for a few seconds that it has been nearly 12 years since any Appalachian squad has won a national crown in any sport.

Maybe It’s Time To Call Them The Unclean Sixteen

An astounding eight schools in this year’s Unclean Sixteen – Duke, North Carolina, Kentucky, Michigan State, LSU, Auburn, Virginia Tech and Virginia – have had their names involved in this corruption scandal that has dragged on for more than eighteen months.

Virginia Leaves No Doubt About Their No. 1 Seed With Dominating 63-51 NCAA Tournament Victory over Oklahoma

The Cavaliers delivered a huge statement to the rest of the field in Sunday night’s second round with their 63-51 dismantling of No. 9 Oklahoma. This Virginia team is ready for the long haul.

Battle Between Tacko and Zion Defines One of the Most Memorable Second Round Contests in NCAA Tournament History

The Blue Devils survived two tantalizing UCF shots at the end for their incredible 77-76 victory in one of the most memorable second-round contests in tournament history.