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Posted: Friday - March 19, 2010
Baylor names Nelson
Nelson steps up after two years as Baylor assistant
Posted: Friday - March 19, 2010
Mocs' McCroskey 2-1
Mocs 2-3 in NCAA wrestling
Posted: Friday - March 19, 2010
CSAS falls to top-ranked Clarksville Academy
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Led by 6-foot-5 twins Malcolm and Martin Smith, top-ranked Clarksville Academy pulled away for a 59-50 victory over Arts & Sciences in the semifinals of the Class A state basketball tournament at Middle Tennessee State University.
Posted: Friday - March 19, 2010
Ooltewah names new football coach
Owls stay in house to replace Benny Monroe
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Tennessee beats San Diego State 62-59
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The whole family came down from Massachusetts to join Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl on his 50th birthday.
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Tailback Brown likely to leave Vols
KNOXVILLE -- The focus of coach Derek Dooley's first official practice with the Tennessee football team quickly strayed away from who was on the field.
Posted: Friday - March 19, 2010
Jones homers in Atlanta win
JUPITER, Fla. -- St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa wanted Rich Hill to throw more than the two innings the left-hander had given him in his first two outings of the spring.
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Dogs' Garner adapting
The Georgia assistant football coach making the most adjustments in spring practice is the one who's been there the longest.
Posted: Friday - March 19, 2010
Liberty halts Hustlin' Tigers season
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. -- The long wait continues.
Posted: Friday - March 19, 2010
Bruisers more than bruised
The GPS softball team left the Soddy Lake Kids' Park on Tuesday with a lot more bad news than just an 8-0 loss to Soddy-Daisy.
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College Sports

Cooper solid in UTC pro day
Blue Cooper said Thursday felt like a game day, and he had the same feelings Wednesday night that he ...
Lady Mocs need 3s against Cowgirls
Hopson adjusts his shot
UTC faces Cowgirls

Preps Sports

Liberty halts Hustlin' Tigers season
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. -- The long wait continues.
Tyner ousted in OT
Calhoun erupts, blasts Dade
CSAS, Grace bring 'A' games

Golf

Wiedmer: Can we believe Tiger has changed stripes?
The Easter Bunny came a couple of weeks early for the 2010 Masters. Tiger Woods announced Tuesday that he ...
Woods to return to golf at the Masters
Sis helps List in Panama
Tiger Woods: Sorry for behavior, unsure of return

Outdoors

Hunting, fishing amendment approved
NASHVILLE -- Tennesseans will vote in November on a state constitutional amendment guaranteeing their right to hunt and fish,
Big Fish
RTC helps Google map bike trails
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Nascar

NASCAR puts Carl Edwards on probation for 3 races
Sticking with its "boys, have at it" attitude, NASCAR placed Carl Edwards on probation for three races Tuesday for ...
Edwards gets 3-race probation
Edwards paints NASCAR into corner
Kurt Busch wins again at Atlanta after 2 crashes
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UT and lawmaker fire away on restricting athletes with guns
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CSAS falls to top-ranked Clarksville Academy
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Meth house was central site for many cooks, police say
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U.S. 64 won’t reopen until April 16, officials say
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Fire marshal demoted for affair
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