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Baltimore Sun: COLLEGE LACROSSE UM, Towson coaches on the hot seat
Cottle, Seaman both at end of their contracts Saturday's game between the visiting Towson men's lacrosse team and No. 6 Maryland figures to be a heated affair. The same might be said of the seats underneath both coaches. When the Tigers and Terps clash for the 32nd time, the outcome could be one more factor in d ...
Baltimore Sun: ORIOLES SPRING TRAINING Rain wipes out Orioles-Marlins game
Guthrie will start Saturday against Florida's Miller in makeup game The weather has turned sour again in South Florida, and a heavy rainstorm wiped out Friday's exhibition game between the Orioles and Florida Marlins at Ed Smith Stadium.
Baltimore Sun: CHAT WRAP Terps hoops Q&A with Jeff Barker
Sun reporter Jeff Barker answered questions about the matchup with Ga. Tech, the ACC tournament, UM's NCAA seeding and more in today's live chat.
Baltimore Sun: At last, postseason arrives for Terps
Pressure is on second-seeded Maryland as it begins ACC tournament play Friday night Pressure is on second-seeded Maryland as it begins ACC tournament play tonight
Baltimore Sun: Ravens need a defensive end, but that's not the end of it
After re-signing wide receiver Derrick Mason on Wednesday night, the Ravens probably will turn their attention to the only void remaining in their starting lineup: defensive end.
AllAfrica: Nigeria: NOC Job - Iloh Tasks Stakeholders
Chairman of the Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC) Electoral Committee, Rev. Moses Iloh, yesterday restated the desire of the body to hold a credible election as he urged all stakeholders to come to term in the spirit of Olympic solidarity.
AllAfrica: Nigeria: NOC Elections May Hold March 31
An end may have finally come to the long awaited election into the board of the Nigeria Olympic Committee initially engulfed in crisis.Chairman of the Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC) Electoral Committee, Rev. Moses Iloh, whose body was set up to mediate on the electoral crisis thatengulfed the body between Sports Minister, Sani Ndanusa and NOC President, Hab ...
 Yahoo!: Norway beats Germany in World Cup mixed relay (AP)
Favorites Norway and Germany have dominated the first of the season's two World Cup mixed relays. Norway's quartet of Ann-Kristin Aafedt Flatland, Olympic champion Tora Berger, and Halvard Hanevold and Tarjei Boe contesting the men's stages, finished in one hour, 14 minutes and 55 seconds.
Yahoo!: Sochi Olympic chief assails environmentalists (AP)
A Russian Cabinet official in charge of preparations for the 2014 Winter Olympics says the country's environmentalists are harming preparations for the Sochi Games. Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak was quoted by state news agencies as saying Friday that experts from a United Nations program had said Russian ecologists were trying to "derail" the games inst ...
Yahoo!: Lindsey Vonn wins overall World Cup title (AP)
Olympic downhill gold medalist Lindsey Vonn capped a historic season with her third straight overall World Cup title Friday. Vonn won the final super-G race of the season for her 33rd World Cup win, which breaks the tie she had with Bode Miller as the most decorated American skier. "This was the dream season.
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·Nigeria: NOC Job - Iloh Tasks Stakeholders
Chairman of the Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC) Electoral Committee, Rev. Moses Iloh, yesterday restated the desire of the body to hold a credible election as he urged all stakeholders to come to term in the spirit of Olympic solidarity.
·Nigeria: NOC Elections May Hold March 31
An end may have finally come to the long awaited election into the board of the Nigeria Olympic Committee initially engulfed in crisis.Chairman of the Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC) Electoral Committee, Rev. Moses Iloh, whose body was set up to mediate on the electoral crisis thatengulfed the body between Sports Minister, Sani Ndanusa and NOC President, Habu Gumel, finally revealed that the report of the panel which ...
·Nigeria: 2012 Olympic Games - Onyali Urges Better Preparations
Nigeria's former fastest woman in the sprints, Mary Onyali-Omagbemi has thrown her weight fully behind the move by National Sports Commission to replace Team Nigeria concept with Next Olympic Heroes, while focusing on six sporting events for London 2012 Olympic Games.
·Zimbabwe: Set Up Proper Structures - ZOC
THE Zimbabwe Olympic Committee has urged associations affiliated to the organisation to adopt a more professional approach if they are to turn around the fortunes of sports in the country.
·Nigeria: Country May Participate in 2014 Winter Olympics
The Nigeria Winter and Extreme Sports Federation has concluded plans to raise athletes that would represent Nigeria at the next Winter Olympic Games to be staged in Russia in 2014.
·Tunisia: Rahma Ben Ali Qualified for Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games
After finishing 6 th at the World Taekwondo Qualification Tournament, which took place on March 3 to 4, 2010 in Tijuana, Mexico, the Tunisian athlete Rahma Ben Ali qualified for "Singapore 2010", the first Youth Olympic Games.
·Uganda: Olympic Committee Moots Eight-Year Strategic Plan
UGANDA'S poor performance on the international sports scene has over the years largely had a lot to do with poor planning.
·Uganda: Olympic Committee Emphasises Strategic Planning
Local sports bodies have been urged to draw long term strategic plans if they are to scale greater heights.
·Nigeria: Olympic Committee Election - Gara-Gombe Withdraws Case Against Ndanusa
Former Gombe State Football Association Chairman, Alhaji Shaibu Gara-Gombe yesterday withdrew the court case he instituted against the Nigeria Olympics Committee and Minister of Sports, Engineer Sani Mohammed challenging the minister's eligibility to contest for the presidency of the Nigeria Olympics Committee.
·Zimbabwe: ZOC Management Course On
THE Zimbabwe Olympic Committee will this weekend hold the third Advanced Sports Management course to try and enhance the skills of middle level and senior sports administrators.
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·COLLEGE LACROSSE UM, Towson coaches on the hot seat
Cottle, Seaman both at end of their contracts Saturday's game between the visiting Towson men's lacrosse team and No. 6 Maryland figures to be a heated affair. The same might be said of the seats underneath both coaches. When the Tigers and Terps clash for the 32nd time, the outcome could be one more factor in determining the futures of Tony Seaman (right) and Dave Cottle.
·ORIOLES SPRING TRAINING Rain wipes out Orioles-Marlins game
Guthrie will start Saturday against Florida's Miller in makeup game The weather has turned sour again in South Florida, and a heavy rainstorm wiped out Friday's exhibition game between the Orioles and Florida Marlins at Ed Smith Stadium.
·CHAT WRAP Terps hoops Q&A with Jeff Barker
Sun reporter Jeff Barker answered questions about the matchup with Ga. Tech, the ACC tournament, UM's NCAA seeding and more in today's live chat.
·At last, postseason arrives for Terps
Pressure is on second-seeded Maryland as it begins ACC tournament play Friday night Pressure is on second-seeded Maryland as it begins ACC tournament play tonight
·ACC tournament roundup: No. 4 Duke pulls away from Virginia
No. 4 Duke 57, Virginia 46:
·Ravens Insider: Top wide receiver groups in team history
·Ravens need a defensive end, but that's not the end of it
After re-signing wide receiver Derrick Mason on Wednesday night, the Ravens probably will turn their attention to the only void remaining in their starting lineup: defensive end.
·Toy Department: Which position should Ravens upgrade next?
·Recruiting Report: Weekly Maryland recruiting roundup
·MYTEAM Friday Varsity scoreboard
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·Norway beats Germany in World Cup mixed relay (AP)
Favorites Norway and Germany have dominated the first of the season's two World Cup mixed relays. Norway's quartet of Ann-Kristin Aafedt Flatland, Olympic champion Tora Berger, and Halvard Hanevold and Tarjei Boe contesting the men's stages, finished in one hour, 14 minutes and 55 seconds.
·Sochi Olympic chief assails environmentalists (AP)
A Russian Cabinet official in charge of preparations for the 2014 Winter Olympics says the country's environmentalists are harming preparations for the Sochi Games. Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak was quoted by state news agencies as saying Friday that experts from a United Nations program had said Russian ecologists were trying to "derail" the games instead of solving the...
·Vonn wins 3rd straight overall World Cup title (AP)
Standing atop the mountain, Lindsey Vonn already knew she was the best skier in the world for the third year in a row. She didn't have to make her last run, but she raced anyway and won Friday's super-G to become the most accomplished U.S. skier with 33 World Cup victories, one more than Bode Miller.
·Lindsey Vonn wins overall World Cup title (AP)
Olympic downhill gold medalist Lindsey Vonn capped a historic season with her third straight overall World Cup title Friday. Vonn won the final super-G race of the season for her 33rd World Cup win, which breaks the tie she had with Bode Miller as the most decorated American skier. "This was the dream season.
·Carlo Janka wins overall World Cup title (AP)
Carlo Janka became the first Swiss man to win the overall World Cup title since 1992 and completed a rare triple Friday, and Ted Ligety of the United States secured the giant slalom crystal globe. Janka, the Olympic champion, won the final giant slalom of the season to take an unassailable lead in overall standings with one race remaining.
·Ligety wins GS title, Janka takes World Cup (AP)
Ted Ligety won the World Cup giant slalom title and Carlo Janka won the overall World Cup title. Janka, the Swiss Olympic champion, won Friday's giant slalom race to clinch the overall title with one race remaining, going ahead of Benjamin Raich by 106 points to become the firstSwiss man to win the overall title since Paul Accola in 1992.
·Canada's McKeever turning focus to 3rd Paralympics (PA SportsTicker)
Brian McKeever is turning his focus to another Paralympic Games less than two weeks after having his Olympic dreams dashed.
·2-time Olympian Macartney retires from ski racing (AP)
One horrific downhill crash two years ago in Kitzbuehel, Austria, altered the course of U.S. skier Scott Macartney's career. Still, the two-time Olympian is hoping he's remembered for more than just that spill as he steps away from racing after 12 years with the national team. "I don't want Kitzbuehel to be a highlight," the 32-year-old Macartney told The Associated Press on...
·Jonsson wins men's sprint; American Newell third (AP)
Emil Jonsson of Sweden won a men's 1.2-kilometer cross country World Cup sprint Thursday, and Andrew Newell of the U.S. placed third 2 seconds back. Jonsson finished in 2 minutes, 57.9 seconds to become the first non-Norwegian to win the men's sprint in Drammen, Norway, which held its inaugural race in 2003.
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