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April 2, 2025
After a hectic stretch of predicting basketball playoffs and previewing spring sports, it is refreshing to focus on football once more. However, determining basketball playoff placements can be difficult due to factors such as teams playing each other twice, complicated tiebreaker rules, and the “no leapfrogging” rule. This process can be time-consuming. On Monday, The
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By Mark Bergin, WRAL senior multiplatform producer New defensive linemen and linebackers in their rookie season trained on Thursday, which marked the start of the 2024 NFL Combine. Athletes are displaying their top skills in anticipation of being selected by one of the 32 teams in the NFL Draft, set to take place from April
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During every season, HighSchoolOT captures numerous photographs throughout North Carolina, and we now offer the opportunity for visitors to buy from our extensive photo library. We receive frequent requests for the option to buy photos on HighSchoolOT, and now we are simplifying the process. Our latest photography platform offers the option to buy digital copies,
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, “The Associated Press received the news.” The news was received by The Associated Press. Caitlin Clark surpassed Lynette Woodard’s previous record for most points scored in college with a total of 3,650 career points. She scored 33 points for Iowa, leading them to a 108-60 victory against Minnesota on Wednesday. Clark, last year’s AP
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The article was written by Bob Sutton, an Associated Press employee. DURHAM, N.C. Kyle Filipowski returned to the starting lineup just four days after injuring his knee, and had a solid performance with nine points, 10 rebounds, and six assists as No. 10 Duke defeated Louisville 84-59 on Wednesday night in Durham, North Carolina. Unfortunately,
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Director Written byLouis Fernandez, Director of WRAL Sports Duke’s No. 10 team may lose a valuable player for a period of time due to an injury sustained during the game against Wake Forest. Rookie guard Caleb Foster did not participate in the game against Louisville due to a foot injury he sustained in their previous
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The N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association announces the all-state teams for each classification in various sports. The teams for boys and girls basketball, wrestling, and boys and girls swimming for the winter season are listed below. In the upcoming weeks, HighSchoolOT will announce their winter all-state teams, comprised of athletes from various classes and the
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Michaela Hodge had a natural talent for basketball. Nicole Boone, the mother of the subject, was a member of the varsity team for four years at the former Northampton County High School-East during the early 2000s. The subject’s uncle, Gary, also played for the old Rams during the early 90s. It is highly probable that
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The Anson Bearcats have hired their new head football coach. On Tuesday, it was announced by Anson County schools that Landon Allen has been promoted to the head position. Allen previously served as the team’s assistant coach and was responsible for the defensive coordination under Ralph Jackson. Earlier this offseason, Jackson left Anson to become
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Written by RALPH D. RUSSO, AP College Sports Writer The NCAA was once again brought to court to defend its amateur model of athletics. They argued that if they were to allow recruits to be offered compensation for their name, image, and likeness, it would create even more chaos across the country. Last week, a
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