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Legendary college basketball coach Jim Calhoun will announce his retirement today. The Hall-of-Famer will be replaced by...

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Will legendary college basketball coach Jim Calhoun return to UConn for his 27th season? Or, as a 70 years old who is overcoming spinal stenosis, is he about to retire?

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USL 4, Cal State Northridge 2

Arizona 2, USL 1, (10 innings)

USL 1, Connecticut 0

USL 1, Arizona 0

UCLA 1, USL 0

NCAA Womens' College World Series

ASA Hall of Fame Stadium, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

May 27-31, 1993

The story of how Lady Cajuns softball got to be a national power is really an incredible one.

When the program started, the Cajuns played where the intramura

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Conference baseball and March Madness!!

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Huskies have no magic this time

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Last week, the longest winning streak in collegiate sports history came to an end when Trinity College lost a squash match to Yale.  It was a pretty impressive record with 252 consecutive wins dating back to 1998.  That got us thinking about some of the other most impressive streaks that have been broken.

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Notre Dame beat top-ranked Syracuse, 67-58, on Saturday to give the Orange their first loss of the season. Third-ranked Baylor also suffered its first two defeats in the past week, dropping games to number five Missouri and No. 7 Kansas. After second-ranked Kentucky’s 77-71 win over Alabama on Saturday, the Wildcats are a sure bet to take over the top ranking in the new AP Top 25 poll.

Here’s what’s happening in college basketball:

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Penn State's scandal, UConn's run to the NCAA basketball championship, Chris Paul's trade to the Clippers and all the drama leading up to it, Rory McIlroy's U.S. Open win, and 46 other stories made the list for the biggest sports stories of the year. Here are the top 50.

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Kadeem Coleby's 20 points, nine rebounds pace Cajuns

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College basketball programs hold "Midnight Madness" as a way to celebrate their first practice of the 2011-2012 college basketball season.

Sure, they practice, but the sessions normally have a lot more entertainment, to get the fans involved.

At UConn, the Huskies had a slam dunk competition, which looked to be worth the price of admission (if there was one), by itself.

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