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\nThroughout his team's seven-game win streak, Butler boys' basketball coach Myron Lowery worried that his team had been able to get away with some mistakes that would hurt the Bulldogs against stronger competition. Lowery felt that came true in Tuesday …
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\nHe followed that up by going 7\u201312 in his final 19 games with the Eagles, but his overall 26\u201321 regular-season record still passes for big success in some downtrodden NFL locales. 1. Tennessee: Only two words of explanation needed: Marcus Mariota.
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\nHe had 24 points and seven rebounds in Tuesday's 61-55 win over Wisconsin. Thomas Bryant, Indiana: The freshman's still growing, but his efficiency can't be denied. Bryant, incredibly only the fourth-best scorer on the Big Ten's top-scoring team, is …
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\nBig East teams have winning records in head-to-head matchups this season with four of the other five power leagues. The conference is 10-7 against the Big Ten, 7-3 against the Southeastern Conference, 5-4 against the Atlantic Coast Conference and 4-2 …
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