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TALLAHASSEE – The Florida State women’s tennis team (16-10, 8-7 ACC) moved up to No. 24 in the latest ITA rankings released Tuesday. The Seminoles are climbing up in the rankings after winning six of their last seven matches, including a 4-0 win against Louisville in the second round of the ACC Championships. The victory against Louisville helped Florida State advance to the quarterfinal round of the ACC Tournament for the 26th time in school history. Florida State’s 16 wins this season include six ranked wins victories and two victories over top-20 opponents. Senior Vic Allen boasts a t...

CARY, N.C. –  The 12th seeded and No. 42 Clemson women’s tennis team (16-12, 3-10 ACC) fought hard against No. 13 (5) Miami (15-6, 9-4 ACC) but fell 4-0 in the second round of the ACC Tournament on Thursday. Several Tigers had opportunities to win their singles matches, but were unable to secure victories prior to the Hurricanes’ match-clinching point. This was the second consecutive season in which Clemson advanced to the second round of the ACC Tournament. The Tigers await their postseason fate with a 16-12 record and a 3-10 ACC resume. Their 16 wins is the most in a season for the pr...

3/18/2023 – Michigan 4, Minnesota 3 – 24-11-3 (9-7-3-5 B1G) - B1G Tournament Champions Most teams have a certain sort of "typical game" that defines them. That game is a description of the formula that the team uses to win and perhaps the players that are key to get you there. If I asked you what a 2022 Michigan Football game was like, what would you say? You'd probably tell me it involved strong defense that gets off the field and then an offense featuring a punishing OL and elite RBs that hog time of possession and choke the life out of opponents. That's what I'm...

After not hearing its name called during the NCAA Tournament Selection Show on Sunday night, Mike Neighbors gave his University of Arkansas women's basketball team roughly 15 minutes to feel the pain.

All of the descriptions and characterizations of Brock Harding, the state champion point guard from Moline, are glowing.