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The Bulldogs star joined elite company in college hoops history.
Gonzaga extended its stay in the NCAA tournament after fending off TCU in the round of 32. Drew Timme was his usual dominant self in the win over the Horned Frogs, leading the charge for the Bulldogs with 28 points. 
In doing so, Timme joined a select group of college basketball standouts in NCAA tournament history, becoming just the seventh player to record nine 20-plus point games in the Big Dance.

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The United States will turn to a pitcher who’s never played in the MLB postseason with the WBC championship on the line.
The United States punched its ticket to the World Baseball Classic title game on Sunday night, cruising to victory against Cuba in the semifinals via a score of 14–2. While the Americans await the result of the Mexico vs. Japan semifinal on the opposite side of the bracket, manager Mark DeRosa hinted at the team’s pitching plans for the title game.

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Cuba’s one-party socialist regime took center stage Sunday at the World Baseball Classic when the United States played the Cuban national team at loanDepot Park in Miami, Florida.
Given Miami’s high population of Cuban Americans, the game presented an opportunity for proud citizens of Cuban heritage to protest the oppressive socialist government that has ruined life for people on the island for over 50 years.
Cuba’s Appearance Controversial At WBC
There was tension following the Cuban national team as Cuban-born MLB players highlighted a problem with representing the communist country.

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The North Carolina product recorded 690 receiving yards in 2022.
Falcons quarterback Desmond Ridder has a new target for 2023.
Atlanta is signing former Raiders wide receiver Mack Hollins to a one-year contract, according to a Sunday night report from ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
In his one and only season in Las Vegas, Hollins proved a serviceable contributor, catching 57 passes for 690 yards and four touchdowns—all career highs.

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Dartmouth football coach Buddy Teevens was hospitalized following a serious bike crash, the school announced.
Teevens, 66, has coached the Big Green in two separate stints: first coaching the Ivy League team from 1987 to 1991) and re-joining in 2005, still coaching Dartmouth to this day.
He suffered the cyling accident in St. Augustine, Florida, on Thursday. Darmouth mentioned that the veteran coach is an “avid cyclist.

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