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• College baseball preview

  T.J. Mullins must be effective if Barry hopes to make a title run this year

  Barry pitcher T.J. Mullins was the team’s workhorse last season, and the Bucs expect him to continue in that role this year.
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  UM women

  Stefanie Yderstrom fits in with Miami Hurricanes

  Stefanie Yderstrom came a long way — from Sweden — to play for UM, and it has been well worth it, as she has been a key contributor.
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  UM basketball

  Upset of Duke raises Miami Hurricanes’ profile

  The UM men’s team hopes to keep its momentum going after winning four games in a row, and the UM women’s team moved up to No. 6 in rankings.
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  UM men 78, No. 7 duke 74 (OT)

  UM shocks No. 7 Duke in overtime

  Reggie Johnson’s career-high 27 points helped UM stun seventh-ranked Duke in overtime at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
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  No. 7 UM women 68, Clemson 47

  UM women’s victory comes at painful expense

  Miami won its 37th home game in a row but second-leading scorer Riquna Williams left the game with an injury.
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  No. 11 Florida men 73, Vanderbilt 65

  High-pressure system sparks Florida Gators basketball team

  Florida pulled away from Vanderbilt by putting on a stellar defensive effort in the second half.
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  UM men

  Miami Hurricanes’ Malcolm Grant embraces ‘lion’s den’

  UM guard Malcolm Grant looks forward to Sunday’s game at Duke, saying he loves being the underdog.
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  Basketball

  BCC’s Duncombe honors her big brother

  Broward College guard Keyondra Duncombe draws inspiration from the memory of her sibling, Jasper Howard, who was murdered in 2009.

• COLLEGES NOTEBOOK

  Hincapie sparking St. Thomas men’s basketball run

  Perhaps it should come as no surprise that 5-6 sophomore Kevin Hincapie is leading St. Thomas University in assists, steals, three-pointers and minutes.
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  UM football

  Last-minute additions of Ivery, Blue a boon for Miami Hurricanes

  Tracy Howard wasn’t the only late signee for UM, as Dequan Ivery and Jawand Blue also joined the class after changes of heart.
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  State roundup

  UCF fills needs, signs 19 players; USF brings in 20 recruits

  UCF signed 19 players Wednesday, including 14 high school prospects, three gray shirts and two transfers.
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  Miami Hurricanes | Recruiting

  Miami Hurricanes pick up 10 four-star or better recruits

  ‘We’ve already endured a lot as a program, then we had to go out and [recruit] against it,’ said UM coach Al Golden referring to a 6-6 season, suspensions and a bowl game that was wiped out.
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  NATIONAL SIGNING DAY

  Miami Hurricanes get prized recruit Tracy Howard of Miramar

  The Hurricanes’ late push for Tracy Howard paid off as the Miramar cornerback chose his hometown team over the Florida Gators. ‘I prayed about it,’ Howard said.
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  Florida State

  Florida State Seminoles land one of nation’s top recruits in Mario Edwards Jr.

  Signing the nation’s top defensive end, Mario Edwards Jr., headlined a productive morning for FSU.
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  Florida

  Dante Fowler Jr. a big catch for Florida Gators

  Five-star defensive end Dante Fowler Jr. shunned Florida State and picked Florida.

• UM men 90, Maryland 86 (2OT)

  Miami Hurricanes fight off Maryland Terrapins in double OT

  UM let an 11-point lead with 5:17 left in regulation slip away, but it dominated Maryland in the second overtime session.
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  UM men’s basketball

  Miami Hurricanes’ Jim Larranaga, Maryland’s Mark Turgeon are familiar opponents

  UM’s Jim Larranaga and Maryland’s Mark Turgeon are coaching at new schools but know each other well.
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  FIU FOOTBALL

  Mario Cristobal staying at FIU after talking to Rutgers

  Golden Panthers football coach Mario Cristobal, who earlier had been pursued by Pitt, decided not to pursue an opening for head coach at Rutgers.
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  Rutgers taking a hard look at FIU’s Mario Cristobal

  While FIU is in the midst of recruiting, reports are saying that Rutgers is interested in coach Mario Cristobal to fill its open position.
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  Roundup

  Grant leads UM men past Boston College; UM women also romp

  Malcolm Grant’s teammates could see how much his first basket of the second half meant.

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