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 Women's Basketball: Trojans' Season Comes to an End Posted 13 hours ago · 3 clicks · www.tnutrojans.com Baseball: Trojans Win for 13th Time in Last 15 Games Posted 13 hours ago · 3 clicks · www.tnutrojans.com  Women's Basketball: Herring comfortable with role with Lady Govs Posted 13 hours ago · 4 clicks · James D. Horne: Leaf Chronicle Women's Basketball: Lady Govs are facing tough task Posted 13 hours ago · 3 clicks · James D. Horne: Leaf Chronicle  Men's Basketball: Numbers don't lie when you're at the Big Dance Posted 13 hours ago · 2 clicks · Kelly Hodge: Johnson City Press Women's Basketball: Tennessee hosts Austin Peay in NCAA first round Posted 13 hours ago · 6 clicks · Leonard Butts: www.thedailytimes.com  Football: Johnson aims to shore up thin UT linebacking corps Posted 13 hours ago · 5 clicks · Paul Fortenberry: www.thetimesdaily.com  Men's Basketball: NIT: Ole Miss tops Memphis Posted 13 hours ago · 2 clicks · Jackson Sun  Women's Basketball: NAIA WOMEN: Lee avenges previous losses to OBU Posted 13 hours ago · 4 clicks · Matt Vines: Jackson Sun  Women's Basketball: NAIA WOMEN: FHU didn't back down in final game Posted 13 hours ago · 4 clicks · Matt Vines: Jackson Sun  Men's Basketball: NAIA men's tournament: Union sent home after first round Posted 14 hours ago · 3 clicks · David Thomas: Jackson Sun Women's Basketball: NAIA tournament notes: Ballinger doing it big Posted 14 hours ago · 3 clicks · Matt Vines: Jackson Sun  MIDDLE TENNESSEE blue raidersBlue Raiders fall 4-3 in 10 innings at ASU
Baseball · Today · 3 clicks · Daily News Journal After tying the game in dramatic fashion in the ninth, MTSU fell 4-3 in the 10th to Arkansas State in the series opener on Friday night. Hale: Lymon could take MTSU a long way Women's Basketball · Today · 5 clicks · Monte Hale, Jr.: Daily News Journal Point guards are difference makers. MTSU Notebook: Blue Raiders' new QB wasting no time Football · Today · 5 clicks · Adam Sparks: Daily News Journal Only three practices into his MTSU on-field debut, newcomer quarterback Logan Kilgore has made quite an early impression. Blue Raider tennis team blanked by Boise State Men's Tennis · Today · 3 clicks · Daily News Journal MTSU men's tennis fell 4-0 to No. 71 Boise State on Friday afternoon at the Blue Gray Classic. TREVECCA trojansTrojans' Season Comes to an End
Women's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · www.tnutrojans.com The Trevecca Lady Trojan (22-11) basketball team's season came to an end Friday, as the Trojans lost to Campbellsville (31-2) in the second round of the NAIA Division I Women's Basketball National Tournament at Oman Arena in Jackson. Trojans Win for 13th Time in Last 15 Games Baseball · Today · 3 clicks · www.tnutrojans.com Trevecca (15-7) defeated Ohio Domincan (3-13) 10-5 in the first of a three-game series on Friday. NAIA tournament notes: Ballinger doing it big Women's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · Matt Vines: Jackson Sun Campbellsville center Whitney Ballinger was one block short of her second triple-double of the tournament Friday in a win against Trevecca Nazarene. Lady Trojan Diary from NAIA Tourney Women's Basketball · Yesterday · 5 clicks · www.tnutrojans.com The latest Lady Trojan diary from the 30th Annual NAIA Division 1 Women's Basketball National Championships... with Head Coach Gary Van Atta. EAST TENNESSEE bucsNumbers don't lie when you're at the Big Dance
Men's Basketball · Today · 2 clicks · Kelly Hodge: Johnson City Press Graduating just one player from its roster, and adding a healthy Mike Smith back to the mix, the East Tennessee State basketball team should be favored to win the Atlantic Sun Conference again next season and make it three straight NCAA tournament appearances. Guyear caps ninth-inning rally over ETSU Baseball · Yesterday · 3 clicks · Herald-Citizen Tennessee Tech got clutch performances from several players Wednesday night, but none was bigger than freshman Zephan Guyear's two-run single in the bottom of the ninth that lifted the Golden Eagles to a 6-5, come-from-behind victory over East Tennessee State. Loss doesn't dampen Reeder's homecoming Baseball · Yesterday · 3 clicks · Chuck Acheson: Herald-Citizen Thomas Wolfe once said, "You can't go home again," but Bo Reeder proved him wrong last night. UT-KNOXVILLE volunteersHerring comfortable with role with Lady Govs
Women's Basketball · Today · 4 clicks · James D. Horne: Leaf Chronicle Ashley Herring finally gets it. Lady Govs are facing tough task Women's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · James D. Horne: Leaf Chronicle Climbing Mt. Everest, diving to the bottom of the Marianas Trench or trekking through the Sahara Desert describe some of the feats that will be as hard as the one Austin Peay faces when it steps into Thompson-Boling Arena Saturday. Tennessee hosts Austin Peay in NCAA first round Women's Basketball · Today · 6 clicks · Leonard Butts: www.thedailytimes.com Tennessee coach Pat Summitt continues to be amused by the NCAA's decision to pit the Lady Vols against Austin Peay in the first round of the women's tournament today. Johnson aims to shore up thin UT linebacking corps Football · Today · 5 clicks · Paul Fortenberry: www.thetimesdaily.com Austin Johnson had his first taste at linebacker at Thursday's opening of spring practice since his arrival two years ago. No. 1 seed is welcome spot for Lady Vols Women's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · Beth Rucker: AP (Tennessean) One thing has changed for the Tennessee Lady Volunteers as they prepare for their 20th NCAA tournament as a No. 1 seed. MEMPHIS tigersNIT: Ole Miss tops Memphis
Men's Basketball · Today · 2 clicks · Jackson Sun Ole Miss guard Terrico White, struggling with inconsistent shooting for most of the season, picked the best time of the year to regain his touch. Geoff Calkins: Memphis Tigers already aiming for basketball ... Men's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · Geoff Calkins: Commercial Appeal Let the record show that at 7:56 p.m., in the cramped visitors' locker room of Tad Smith Coliseum, a Memphis Tiger player first uttered the goal for year two of the Josh Pastner era. Tigers Replay: U of M at Ole Miss Men's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · Dan Wolken: Commercial Appeal As the game turned Momentum really got away from the Tigers late in the first half after Angel Garcia's 3-pointer gave them a 27-25 lead. Focused Ole Miss Rebels take down Memphis Tigers in NIT, ... Men's Basketball · Today · 2 clicks · Dan Wolken: Commercial Appeal After the last flaw had been exposed, the last junk defense shredded and the last 3-pointer missed, University of Memphis coach Josh Pastner sat at a table in the bowels of Tad Smith Coliseum and admitted what the past four months have truly been about. LEE flamesNAIA WOMEN: Lee avenges previous losses to OBU
Women's Basketball · Today · 4 clicks · Matt Vines: Jackson Sun Lee fifth-year senior Allison Rader didn't want it to happen again. Lee Lady Flames Advance To NAIA Basketball Quarterfinals Women's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · www.chattanoogan.com Lee (Tenn.) University scored 17 points off of 20 Oklahoma Baptist University turnovers to hold on for a 57-53 win. FREED-HARDEMAN lionsNAIA WOMEN: FHU didn't back down in final game
Women's Basketball · Today · 4 clicks · Matt Vines: Jackson Sun Freed-Hardeman senior post Jana Cross said just looking at Azusa Pacific's roster is intimidating. NAIA tournament: Freed-Hardeman ousted Women's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · Brandon Shields: Jackson Sun Freed-Hardeman came into Friday's matchup against Azusa Pacific as the underdog since the Lady Lions were the No. 3 seed in the bracket and Azusa was No. 2. UNION bulldogsNAIA men's tournament: Union sent home after first round
Men's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · David Thomas: Jackson Sun The Union men's basketball program not only lost 82-79 to Montana Western in Thursday's opening round of the NAIA basketball tournament in Kansas City, Mo., but they also said goodbye to five seniors. NAIA tournament: Dudley closing in on scoring record Women's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · Brandon Shields: Jackson Sun Union senior guard Kaitlin Dudley is known as a definite scoring threat for the Lady Bulldogs, and she has a chance to be recorded in the school's history books as the biggest threat on the scoreboard. NAIA tournament: Union rolls into quarterfinals Women's Basketball · Today · 2 clicks · Matt Vines: Jackson Sun Union coach Mark Campbell isn't concerned about any negatives in the No. 1 seed Lady Bulldogs' 70-43, second-round win against No. 5 seed Southern Polytechnic State (Ga.).  BETHEL wildcatsNAIA tournament: Bethel season one to remember
Women's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · Brandon Shields: Jackson Sun Bethel seniors Nina Djokovic, Kashundria Berry and Tristian Johnson had just played their final game with the Lady Wildcats. NAIA tournament: Bethel falls in OT Women's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · Matt Vines: Jackson Sun The Bethel women's basketball team already made program history with its first-ever NAIA tournament win, but the Lady Wildcats were an overtime away from writing another historical chapter.  VANDY commodoresNFL hopefuls strut their stuff at VU's pro day
Football · Today · 3 clicks · David Boclair: Nashville City Paper Steven Stone needed to put his best foot forward Friday. Three-run fourth sends Vanderbilt to defeat in SEC opener... Football · Today · 3 clicks · Nashville City Paper Sonny Gray retired 11 of the first 13 batters he faced, but then allowed a solo home run and two unearned runs - all with two outs - in the bottom of the fourth, which sent Vanderbilt on its way to a 4-1 defeat at Alabama on Friday in the Southeastern Conference opener for both teams. Vanderbilt women adjust to small lineup Women's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · Mike Organ: Tennessean After hitting hard times at midseason, Vanderbilt's still secured a school-record 11th consecutive NCAA Tournament berth. Alabama defeats Vanderbilt in SEC baseball opener Baseball · Today · 5 clicks · Tennessean Sports Adam Morgan allowed one run on six hits over 6-2/3 innings to lead host Alabama to a 4-2 win over Vanderbilt on Friday night in the Southeastern Conference opener for both teams. Vanderbilt hit the wall in March Women's Basketball · Today · 3 clicks · Jeff Lockridge: Tennessean The return flight from California arrived well ahead of schedule for the Vanderbilt men's basketball team Friday, the result of another quick exit from the NCAA Tournament as a No. 4 seed.  UT-CHATTANOOGA mocsMcCroskey wins again before NCAA ousting
Wrestling · Today · 4 clicks · Times-Free Press Jason McCroskey finished short of reaching the medalist podium at the NCAA tournament in Omaha, Neb., but the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga 184-pound wrestler posted two wins before bowing out Friday afternoon. Lady Mocs try for '04 repeat Women's Basketball · Today · 4 clicks · John Frierson: Times-Free Press The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga has come close in its last two trips to the NCAA women's basketball tournament. Mocs loaded in line Football · Today · 4 clicks · John Frierson: Times-Free Press During spring practice two years ago, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team had five healthy offensive linemen.  TENNESSEE TECH golden eaglesAPSU tennis teams hit the courts today
Men's Tennis · Yesterday · 2 clicks · Leaf-Chronicle Austin Peay's men and women's tennis teams return to OVC action with a pair of 1 p.m. matches today at Tennessee Tech. Tech football opens drills Friday Football · Yesterday · 3 clicks · Herald-Citizen The Tennessee Tech football team will step onto the turf of Tucker Stadium Friday afternoon for the first day of spring practice. Guyear caps ninth-inning rally over ETSU Baseball · Yesterday · 3 clicks · Herald-Citizen Tennessee Tech got clutch performances from several players Wednesday night, but none was bigger than freshman Zephan Guyear's two-run single in the bottom of the ninth that lifted the Golden Eagles to a 6-5, come-from-behind victory over East Tennessee State. Cookeville's Mitchell Hill to play for Golden Eagles Men's Basketball · Yesterday · 3 clicks · Craig Delk: Herald-Citizen Cookeville High School senior Mitchell Hill will have to travel less than two miles for his collegiate athletic destination. Other Articles
UT will get feet in gear Today · 5 clicks · David Climer: Tennessean Vols run into a real underdog in Ohio Today · 5 clicks · David Climer: Tennessean UT will get feet in gear Today · 3 clicks · David Climer: Tennessean Alyssia Brewer mixes NCAA madness, homework Today · 3 clicks · Dan Fleser: Knox News-Sentinel Missed opportunities for Vols Today · 4 clicks · Chris Dearing: Knox News-Sentinel Spring a time for rehab for some Vols Today · 5 clicks · Austin Ward: Knox News-Sentinel UT spokesman says gun bill unnecessary Today · 3 clicks · Knox News-Sentinel Ohio coach has Bobcats moving in right direction Today · 2 clicks · John Adams: Knox News-Sentinel David Climer: NCAA Tournament is what it is - just perfect Today · 3 clicks · David Climer: Tennessean Sweet 16 opportunity for Vols Today · 4 clicks · Mike Griffith: Knox News-Sentinel Lady Vols start NCAA: 'Remember Ball State' Today · 3 clicks · Dan Fleser: Knox News-Sentinel UT next for Ohio Today · 4 clicks · Jimmy Golen: AP (Times-Free Press) Vols' Jones says 'just coach us' Today · 6 clicks · Wes Rucker: Time-Free Press Lady Vols again like being target Today · 4 clicks · Beth Rucker: AP (Times-Free Press) Greeson: One lock:Lady Vols to practice Today · 4 clicks · Jay Greeson: Times-Free Press |
