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This Weekend In Sports: 2013 NCAA Tournament
A blizzard of NCAA basketball dominates the upcoming sports calendar. Here's what to watch this weekend:
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Who’s Going to Win the NCAA Tournament? — Sports Survey of the Day
On Thursday at 12:15 p.m., the 2013 men's NCAA basketball tournament—aka March Madness—kicks off with No. 3 seed Michigan State vs. 14th-seeded Valparaiso. It's a wide-open tournament this year, and lots of teams have a good chance at the title.
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Where’s Billy Joel When U Need Him
Speaking of the old "Piano Man", our Shelby High School is in need of EXTRA pianos. The Shelby High School is going to be hosting the District Music Festival next month, Friday & Saturday, April 12th & 13th. The sc
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Buzzer Beaters: NCAA ‘First Four’ Begins, Heat Streak Continues and More
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World’s Most Cold-Hearted Thief Steals $6 From a Nun
A thief in Boston is going to have to do some serious explaining the next time he goes to confession.
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Do You Participate in an Office Pool for March Madness? — Sports Survey of the Day
With March Madness breathing right down our necks, are you getting ready to take part in your office's annual bracket contest?
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Seven Marines Killed, Others Injured, at Nevada Training Site
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Dad With Terminal Brain Cancer Wins Marathon While Pushing Daughter in Stroller
Iram Leon isn’t going to let a little thing like cancer slow him down.
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Buzzer Beaters: How to Pick an NCAA Bracket, the Real ‘Natural’ Killer Dies and More
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Which NCAA Team Got the Biggest Snub? — Sports Survey of the Day
March Madness begins on Tuesday, with the four play-in games, then starts for real on Thursday. But on Sunday, we finally got a look at the brackets for the first time—and a few teams are feeling left out, forgotten or just plain insulted.
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Buzzer Beaters: Captain America Out of WBC, NFL Free Agency Shake-Ups and More
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Do Today’s Athletes Lack Team Loyalty? — Sports Survey of the Day
A growing number of professional athletes are using free agency to leave part ways with their longtime teams. Is it a loyalty problem?