76 Classic pairings finalized--Parrish: The Thoughts
Team USA defeats Puerto Rico--The Indy Star
US unbeaten in junior championships--The Indy Star
Hayward's 3-pointers lead to Team USA win--The Indy Star
Butler's Hayward sparks U.S.--The Indy Star
Dawgs lead USA in assists, rebounds--Indy Star Butler Insider
Mack, Hayward do more than score--Indy Star Butler Insider
Post defense a concern for Team USA--Indy Star Butler Insider
Butler pursues Park Tudor guard--Indy Star Butler Insider
Hayward's breakout game--Indy Star Butler Insider
Hayward, Mack go for the gold--Indy Star Butler Insider
USA Downs Puerto Rico At U19 World Championship--ButlerSports.com
USA Advances To FIBA U19 World Championship Quarterfinals--ButlerSports.com
USA Advances To Gold Medal Game At U19 World Championship--ButlerSports.com
Cleveland State University men's basketball team shows off program during King City Classic--Cleveland Plain Dealer
Benedictine senior Cameron Wright back in the college recruiting game: Terry Pluto--Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jayson Gee Ranked Among Top Assistant Coaches--csuvikings.com
Detroit Mercy announces men's basketball schedule--The Detroit Free Press
California, DePaul and Michigan on Titans' schedule--The Detroit Free Press
Titans Take Northville Campers To School--detroittitans.com
Major Conference Foes Featured On 2010 Detroit Basketball Schedule--detroittitans.com
Marquee names on non-conference schedule--Whoosh!Net
Tracy Dildy Named One Of CollegeInsider.com's Top 25 Mid-Major Assistants--uicflames.com
Men's Basketball Reveals Nine Non-League Games For 2009-10--uicflames.com
Former UWGB star Soulis enjoys life in the pros--Green Bay Press Gazette
Women's basketball: Phoenix in top 25 academically--Green Bay Press Gazette
Men's basketball: UWGB will be UW's only road game of nonleague season--Green Bay Press Gazette
World University Games Hits Medal Round--Panther Blog Zone
Jeter Previews Russia Game Today--Panther Blog Zone
Insurance for the sports fan's fragile psyche--The Post-Tribune
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Added bonus: If more than three players leave in one year, the insured fan receives a full scholarship to join the team.
Broekhoff performing well in U19 Worlds--Off The Mark
Valparaiso heading to Purdue/Michigan State?--Inside VU Sports
Miami or WSU? Wilmington star picks RedHawks--Dayton Daily News
UD and WSU meet on the basketball court, really--Dayton Daily News
Raiders add strength--Mark Katz's Blog
Raiders busy during summer--Mark Katz's Blog
Men's Basketball Boasts Successful Summer Youth Camps--ysusports.com
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