Topic: National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Final four fan recipes: Michigan vs. Louisville
Tonight's NCAA championship with Michigan vs. Louisville promises to be an exciting match. Root for your favorite team with these regionally inspired dishes.
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NCAA Final Four: How much do you know?
It happens every April – the last four teams still alive in the NCAA men's basketball tournament gather in a domed stadium to determine a collegiate champion. Test your knowledge of the NCAA Final Four.
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March Madness 2013: wilder than usual?
A 75th anniversary, by definition, should be something special. That's what college basketball fans are expecting as the National Collegiate Athletic Association's men's tournament (aka 'March Madness') shifts into high gear this week.
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Michael Jordan: 10 quotes on his birthday
Michael Jordan's birthday is on February 17. Here are some quotes to celebrate.
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'West by West': 20 stories from Jerry West's autobiography
Basketball great Jerry West's autobiography is rife with revelations about the legend.
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NCAA title: a boost in spirit and (a little) money
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Elite teams taking full charge of basketball's Final Four
Big money, recruiting power, and selection committees mean the era of Cinderella teams is all but over.
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Opinion: The price gap between men's and women's basketball tickets is madness
Charging less to watch women devalues their play and perpetuates economic disparities.
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The Monitor's View: March Madness gone wild
College basketball is great entertainment but needs reform
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Is Duke's Coach K really upset with President Obama?
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One hockey mom’s rinkside regimen – and views of Sarah Palin
Theresa Burgess, a Minnesota parent who shuffles two kids to games, doesn’t feel any particular affinity with the vice presidential nominee but thinks it would be ‘great to have a woman in the White House.’
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America's first medals: a sweep of fencing steel
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Now more than ever, Olympic teams go multinational
Increasingly, athletes are switching national alliances – sometimes for money, but also for better training opportunities or a chance to compete in a sport that’s too saturated with talent back home.
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Battle over Confederate flag hits highways
Huge displays along interstates raise old debates over the history of war and slavery.
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Intentional or not, US swimmer Jessica Hardy’s positive drug test denies her a trip to Beijing
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How tiny Jamaica develops so many champion sprinters
The world's two fastest men will go head-to-head in Jamaica's Olympic trials this weekend.
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How tiny Jamaica develops so many champion sprinters
The world's two fastest men will go head-to-head in Jamaica's Olympic trials this weekend.
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One student's quest to win the college lumberjack championship
Matt Slingerland, who comes from a family of timbersport competitors, will vie for the national title this weekend in Georgia.
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One student's quest to win the college lumberjack championship
Matt Slingerland, who comes from a family of timbersport competitors, will vie for the national title this weekend in Georgia.
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Letters to the Editor
Readers write about US withdrawal from Iraq, nationality in hockey, and balancing sports with academics.
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The Monitor's View: A cost to sports 'edu-tainment'
College sports programs lose money and fail to educate their athletes.
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