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Injuries sideline Canes’ Pesce, Rask for remainder of season

Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Brett Pesce and forward Victor Rask will each miss the remainder of the season due to shoulder injuries, the team announced Wednesday. …read…

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Posted in Featured stories UNC

No. 5 Tar Heels Visit No. 2 BC Saturday

The North Carolina women’s lacrosse team will play its third top-five-ranked opponent of the 2018 season when it visits No. 3/2 Boston College on Saturday at…

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Canes defenseman Hanifin works out off ice as concussion recovery continues

Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Noah Hanifin worked out lightly off ice Wednesday as he continues to recover from a concussion. …read more Source:: WRAL

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Posted in Featured stories Panthers

Mock talk: Latest NFL mocks nail Panthers’ post-free agency needs – just not at 24

The beginning of NFL free agency whirled madly around the league, but when the dust settled, some clues were offered as to what the Carolina Panthers’…

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Men’ Swimming & Diving Defends NCAA Title in 800 Freestyle Relay

MINNEAPOLIS- The NC State men’s swimming and diving team had an outstanding start to the 2018 NCAA Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships Wednesday night, taking the…

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Louisville parts ways with Padgett, begins search for coach

Louisville has let David Padgett go after one season as the Cardinals’ interim men’s basketball coach. …read more Source:: WRAL

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NFL competition committee to recommend catch rule changes

The NFL’s catch rule would get less complicated if team owners approve recommendations from the powerful competition committee. …read more Source:: WRAL

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Duke, Kentucky again rely on freshmen in NCAA Tournament

Duke and Kentucky are viewed as the masters of the one-and-done era, winning championships with extraordinarily young rosters. …read more Source:: WRAL

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