Gendron is named coach of the year and Swayman the New England MVP by the New England Hockey Writers Association.
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College coaches, potential players recruit around coronavirus restrictions
Inability to see targets face-to-face forces coaches to get creative as they pursue the next class.
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Disruption to football season would be very bad for all of college sports
A canceled football season would cost the industry billions, forcing athletic directors to consider layoffs, drastic pay cuts, and potentially canceling so-called Olympic or nonrevenue sports.
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College student fills void with ‘One Shining Moment’ video
A student from N.C. State puts together his own version of the CBS Sports traditional video which airs after the NCAA men’s basketball final.
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UCLA’s 1995 basketball reunion goes virtual
The school’s last NCAA men’s basketball championship team celebrates on Zoom.
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College roundup: Kentucky point guard entering NBA draft
Ashton Hagans, last year’s SEC defensive player of the year, is passing up his final two seasons of eligibility.
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College notebook: Toppin, Ionescu win Naismith Trophy
Dayton’s Obi Toppin wins the men’s honor and Oregon’s Sabrina Ionescu gets the women’s award.
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The Final Four that never was
This weekend was supposed to be a celebration of basketball, but the tournament isn’t happening because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Orlando Magic head coach and Maine native Steve Clifford waiting patiently for NBA’s return
The UMaine-Farmington graduate is isolating in Orlando, watching film of his team during the league shutdown.
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College hockey: UMaine’s Swayman named finalist for Hobey Baker Award
UMaine goalie Jeremy Swayman led the nation with 1,099 saves and is among the top three players in Division I.