A Workable Resolution Paul Steinbach As calls for expanded instant replay in Major League Baseball intensified this fall, college football officials in the Southeastern Conference struggled with the technology at hand.
Almost all March Madness teams lose money. What gives?
Plans for Lee County sports mega-complex dashed by 90s recession
Bedford athletics raising $300,000 for workout room
Maximum price approved for Baker athletics facility
WSU will pay off its debt on Nutter Center in 2011
Dayton unveils $3 million rec center improvements
Lawsuit over scheduling to proceed
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