 | Bengals ink first-round pick Zeitler
The Cincinnati Bengals signed their 2012
first-round pick, guard Kevin Zeitler, on Friday.
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 | Habs snag Dudley for assistant GM, extend Carriere
The Montreal Canadiens named former Thrashers
general manager Rick Dudley one of the club's assistant general managers on
Friday, and also extended assistant GM Larry Carriere's contract.
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| Rivalries replaced: Conference realignment in the FBS
The landscape of the Football Bowl Subdivision is going to have a new look as a handful of universities have already, or plan to switch conference affiliations. Football programs that have been synonymous with their current leagues are preparing to transition into a new era. The names of the conferences such as Big East and Mountain West have become irrelevant as geographical location no longer seems to be a concern for the heads of athletic departments or the directors of the collegiate level leagues.
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 | Devils aim to eliminate Rangers in Game 6
The New Jersey Devils will try to punch their ticket to the
Stanley Cup Finals when they host the top-seeded New York Rangers tonight in
Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals.
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| Zach Johnson leads at Colonial
Zach Johnson fired a six-under 64 on
Thursday to take the first-round lead of the Crowne Plaza Invitational at
Colonial.
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 | Cardinals sign LB Groves
The Arizona Cardinals signed free agent
linebacker Quentin Groves on Thursday. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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 | Giants WR Nicks fractures foot
New York Giants wide receiver Hakeem
Nicks fractured the fifth metatarsal in his right foot during the team's
second organized team activity workout on Thursday.
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| Golf Tidbits: English breaks out at Open qualifier
Following an appearance at the Walker Cup
last year, Harris English knew one thing - he wanted to do everything he could
to qualify for the British Open because he loved playing golf in Scotland.
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| On Campus: Catch them if you can
While the focus early on in the recent NFL
Draft centered around the quarterback position and its list of productive
players making the jump from Saturdays to Sundays, there also was a slew of
talented wide receivers moving on.
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| Restoring the roar
In most cases, you never want to be the
man to follow "The Man", but Bill O'Brien has grabbed the mantle and hit the
ground running as he attempts to bring the Penn State football program back
from the abyss, and restore the once-proud tradition established by his
predecessor, Joe Paterno.
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