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Calendar moves forward for Midnight Madness
The NCAA Board of Directors have approved a rule change that would allow schools to start basketball practice 42 days before the team’s first game
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Big Blue Madness could begin earlier than usual this fall after the NCAA's Legislative Council approved a new rule.
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How about a Kentucky – Louisville NCAA title game in 2014?
How about a third straight NCAA men's hoops title for a team from Kentucky in 2014 - coming from UK vs. Louisville in the national title game
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Decisions that turn a player’s pain into shoe-company profit will kill college sports
adidas decided to pull a controversial T-shirt that used the story of Louisville guard Kevin Ware's shattered leg to promote its latest marketing slogan
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Big Blue Nation, you won’t like the NCAA’s list of All-Time 75th Players, Team and Moment
BBN will not like the NCAA's list of the top 15 All-Time March Madness Players, the single best Team, and the outstanding Moment in tourney history
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NCAA President Mark Emmert: ”I know you’re disappointed, but I’m still here.”
NCAA President Mark Emmert is defending his record amid complaints about the way the organization has investigated wayward schools
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Anthony Davis and Darius Miller remember title run
It was a year ago when Anthony Davis, then a freshman, and Darius Miller, a senior, helped the Kentucky Wildcats win the 2012 NCAA basketball championship
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Former Cat Travis Ford reportedly helping Pitino prepare for Oregon
Less than a week after his Oklahoma State team lost to Oregon, Travis Ford was apparently helping his mentor Rick Pitino prepare for the Ducks.
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Former Kentucky coach Tubby Smith gets the win he needed to calm down his critics
Tubby Smith got the win he needed to calm down his critics at home, while UCLA's Ben Howland took a loss that will only ignite howling for his job out West
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Former Cat Rajon Rondo picked Louisville to win it all
Rajon Rondo played two years at Kentucky but that didn't prevent him from picking rival Louisville from winning it all this year
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