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• No. 1 Penn State Men's Volleyball Aims To Avenge Only Loss

  Big Ten — Penn State (April 22) — Looking back on the season the Penn State men's volleyball team has had, middle hitter Max Holt sees one glaring blemish.

• Longhorns Fight Through 'baseball Hell'

  Baseball — U. Texas (April 22) — They've lost six of their last seven. They were swept for the first time at home by a conference opponent last weekend. Right now, the postseason is no guarantee.

• Kansas Baseball Drops 4th Straight To No. 14 Wichita State

  Baseball — U. Kansas (April 22) — What was becoming an in-state rivalry is on the verge of turning into an in-state monopoly.

• Australian Leads Duke's Bid For 4th Straight Women's Golf Title

  Olympic Sports — Duke (April 22) — Alison Whitaker is good at match play.

• Ohio State's Koufos Enters NBA Draft

  Big Ten — Ohio State U. (April 22) — For the second straight year, Thad Matta's most prized recruit is leaving to enter the NBA draft.

• Former Penn State Football Players Suit Up For Obama

  Big Ten — Penn State (April 22) — The shirts stood out along the sideline Saturday afternoon. Almost as if they had traded their Penn State jerseys for uniforms for a bigger cause, a group of former Nittany Lions showed their support for Tuesday's vote.

• COMMENTARY: No Worries For Mangino After Jayhawks Spring Game

  Football — U. Kansas (April 22) — At first glance, Kansas looked downright shoddy in last week's spring game.

• COMMENTARY: Testing NBA Waters Puts Marquette's McNeal In Great Spot

  Men's Basketball — Marquette U. (April 22) — There are many reasons to be envious of Jerel McNeal, whom it appears will make the logical decision at some point this week to enter his name into the NBA Draft.

• Perplexed By Struggles, Arizona Softball Needs 'soul Searching'

  Olympic Sports — U. Arizona (April 22) — The stars seemed to be in alignment for an Arizona softball victory Saturday.

• Gender Differences Stand Out In Evolution Of Lacrosse

  Men's Lacrosse — U. Virginia (April 22) — To some, lacrosse is a game of speed, agility and finesse. Others know it as a hard-fought and physical contest, much like football. While a number of sports feature different rules for indoor and outdoor playing conditions, few sports other than lacrosse are governed by significantly different rules depending on athletes' gender.

• COMMENTARY: Rose, Beasley Lead NBA Draft Class

  Men's Basketball — U. Connecticut (April 22) — The bounce of a ping pong ball could alter an NBA franchise's fate for years. Last year, for example, it was pre-determined that two teams in the 14-team lottery would be declared winners while every other team would be losers. This was because Greg Oden and Kevin Durant were considered the only two franchise-saving players in the draft.

• Baylor Track Enjoys Historic Day

  Olympic Sports — Baylor U. (April 22) — Baylor's track team has seen unprecedented success throughout its history. Names like Michael Johnson, Jeremy Wariner and Darold Williamson highlight just some of the all-time greats for the Bears.

• New Rule Could Hurt Gophers' Shot At NCAA Men's Golf Bid

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• New Coaching Regime Has Mountaineers Feeling Happy

  Football — West Virginia U. (April 22) — As the West Virginia football team's spring practice came to a close on Saturday, plenty of questions were left unanswered.

• Acquitted Ex-Penn State RB Might Sue Commonwealth

  Big Ten — Penn State (April 21) — After six months of legal action against former Penn State football player Austin Scott ended Friday, his lawyer said they may file a lawsuit against the commonwealth.