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Weekly College Sports Stories



Tuesday, April 20th -

Donahue reaches for new heights at BC after successful run at Cornell
After a historic run in the Ivy League at Cornell, Steve Donahue is ready for the challenge he faces in the ACC at Boston College.

 

Wednesday, April 21st -

Luke Babbitt's decision to leave wasn't easy
Nevada forward Luke Babbitt got emotional cleaning out his locker last week. The decision to leave school after his sophomore season was so excruciating he slept on it and waited until Tuesday to make a formal announcement

 

Thursday, April 22nd -

Swarbrick: Notre Dame will 'monitor our environment'
Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick is an articulate man who is gracious with reporters, but he also knows that the subject of expansion is very complex

 

Friday, April 23rd -

Robinson ready to lead Maryland offense
Being a leader is many things. It's difficult, for one. And necessary for a quarterback. But it also can be amusing, at least that's what Jamarr Robi

Saturday, April 24th -

Gathering coaches' thoughts on a 68-team NCAA tournament field
The NCAA's announcement of an expanded 68-team tournament field came as a surprise to most. ESPN.com gathered reaction from five prominent college coaches from around the country.

 

Sunday, April 25th -

So what's taking so long at Oregon?
For the past month, universities have fired and hired at a rapid rate. Oregon has done just one of those things. What is taking the Ducks so long to make a choice? Well … where shall we start?

 

Monday, April 26th -

NCAA international eligibility rules changes benefit Enes Kanter, Kentucky Wildcats
Kentucky recruit Enes Kanter brings a polished game and a wealth of experience. And thanks to recent NCAA rules changes regarding the eligibility of international athletes, Kentucky should benefit immediately.