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Wimbledon 2012: Rescheduling And Under-The-Radar Matchups On Day 3
Five matches to watch on Day Three of Wimbledon 2012, including Novak Djokovic vs. Ryan Harrison. Now it gets tricky. In theory, drawing up a grand slam tennis schedule is pretty easy: the first round...
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2012 Minnesota Football Preview: Ceilings And Track Records
Through many stops in his career, Jerry Kill has been an almost sure winner by Year Three. Can he manage that feat by 2013 at Minnesota? And what does "winning" mean for the Gophers, anyway? Related:...
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Wimbledon 2012: Young Americans Acquit Themselves Well
Five thoughts on the conclusion of Wimbledon's third day, another rain-shortened affair. But hey, this one at least included a prince. 1. Ryan Harrison is close. Novak Djokovic is the No. 1 player in...
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Wimbledon 2012: Thursday Is Moving Day For Brits, Americans
Here are five matches to track on what is potentially another rainy day at Wimbledon. 1. Gentlemen's Second Round: No. 4 Andy Murray vs. Ivo Karlovic (Centre Court) Neither the U.S. nor (especially)...
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2012 Purdue Football Preview: You Are Not In Control
The Big Ten Leaders Division could be there for the taking in 2012 for anybody who can get their act together, even Purdue. Can the Boilermakers take another solid step forward and make a surprising...
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Wimbledon 2012: Reflections On A Wild, Wild Day Four
Five thoughts on a spectacular day of action at Wimbledon. 1. "I don't know what to say." "Lukas Rosol, where have you BEEN?"-- ESPN's Chris Fowler When Rafael Nadal loses in a slam, it's either to an...
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Wimbledon 2012: Day 5 Features Upset Bids And Old Rivalries
Here are five third-round matches to watch on Friday at Wimbledon. So now that Lukas Rosol has set the men's draw aflame with his second-round upset of Rafael Nadal, what does the rest of Wimbledon's...
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2012 Northwestern Football Preview: Sample Sizes And Slipping D
Pat Fitzgerald keeps winning close games and producing bowl bids at Northwestern -- the Wildcats have reached the postseason for for consecutive years for the first time ever. But cracks on defense...
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Wimbledon 2012: Favorites Falter But Survive
A recap of Friday's Wimbledon drama, including Roger Federer winning in five sets. 1. Roger Federer's backhand isn't what it used to be. At his best, Roger Federer was the perfect tennis player. His...
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Wimbledon 2012: Filling Out The Round Of 16
Here are five matches to watch during Saturday's action at Wimbledon 2012. Barring inclement weather (and at Wimbledon, the weather is never too far from inclement), the Round of 16 for both the...
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2012 Maryland Football Preview: Ironman Football And The Benefit Of The Doubt
There are reasons to believe that Maryland will improve after last year's epic collapse, but the burden of proof is on head coach Randy Edsall and his embattled, thinned out Terps. Related: Maryland's...
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2012 N.C. State Football Preview: Risk, Reward And Gallstones
David Amerson, Mike Glennon and company should be entertaining and just good enough to get N.C. State back to another bowl in 2012. But with a rebuilt defensive interior and a lack of interesting...
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2012 Wake Forest Football Preview: Bowls And Contradictions
With a terribly inexperienced offensive line, a thin receiving corps and an undersized defense, it is difficult to see how Wake Forest will make a serious run at a fifth bowl in seven years. But this...
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2012 North Carolina Football Preview: Potential And Other Predictable Platitudes
If you're not careful, you can talk yourself into North Carolina using all the same words that you used the last time: potential, Sleeping Giant™, et cetera. This team has potential in droves, but can...
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2012 Georgia Tech Football Preview: The Forward Pass, Volume II
Paul Johnson has won eight or more games in three of four seasons at Georgia Tech. His fun Flexbone will need contributions from a completely unknown set of receivers in 2012 (that, or the defense...
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2012 Boston College Football Preview: Present Vs. Precedent
After three years as Boston College head coach, Frank Spaziani has proved himself to be ... a great assistant. Spaziani has an odd amount of job security, evidently, but if he has a rebound in him, we...
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2012 Miami Football Preview: The Perched Hammer
Al Golden was a brave man to keep the Miami football job after Nevin Shapiro became a household name. But as he and his Hurricanes await the NCAA's hammer, he should put a young, entertaining and...
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2012 Clemson Football Preview: Greatness And Dumpster Fires
Clemson both improved and regressed last season, surging on offense, figuring out how to win close games, and completely falling apart defensively. Can a new defensive coordinator and further...
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2012 Florida State Football Preview: The Greatness Drought
Yes, we've been here before. "This is the year Florida State puts it all together, we promise!" et cetera. But if you are of the mind to roll your eyes at preseason "[Random Former Power] is back!!!"...
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2012 Virginia Tech Football Preview: Fending Off The Pendulum Swing
Virginia Tech has won at least 10 games for seven straight years. If they do it for an eighth year this fall, with an incredibly thin offense, a shuffled secondary, and about as mean a schedule as you...
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