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Posts Tagged ‘NCAA’


This Week Last Year: The New England Mile and Politics

This week last year was all about racing, specifically focusing on the New England Mile. Alas, the NE Mile no longer exists, but at least it went out with a bang. I also delved a little into politics and into cross training last year. Early in the week, it was announced that we had secured [...]

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9 Questions for Joan Benoit Samuelson at Maine Running Company

“If it wasn’t for all of you, I wouldn’t be running around in circles wondering what I’ll be when I grow up.” –Joan Benoit Samuelson, November 15, 2007 Joan Benoit Samuelson spoke last night for about an hour at the Maine Running Company. She was the first women’s Olympic Marathon gold medalist in 1984, has [...]

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Does free speech cover NCAA championship reporting?

Brian Bennett is a reporter who writes live updates to a website during NCAA championship games. He’s done it at the Orange Bowl. He’s done it at the NCAA basketball tournament. And now he is doing it at at the NCAA baseball tournament. At least, he was providing his live updates until the fifth inning [...]

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Inside a New Division I Hockey Program

Have you ever wondered what it is like to be a part of an athletic program that has recently moved from Division III to Division I? RIT’s hockey program is in their second season of Division I, which does not leave them eligible for the post season until next year when they finish their probationary [...]

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This Week Last Year: Protein, Roses, and Water

This week last year I concentrated on getting the site updated and writing articles concerned with one aspect of weight lifting or another. There was a small bit of football news that snuck in there as well. I continued my animated series by demonstrating how to do a back extension with your hands behind your [...]

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Slingbox used in stadium so local fans can watch game

The California Golden Bears beat Washington State 21-3 this past Saturday, breaking a winless streak at Memorial Stadium that had been in place since 1979. Cal fans still got to watch the game despite the game not being covered on television anywhere near Berkeley thanks to a Slingbox.

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RIT places second at Geneseo Invitational

My RIT Tigers made the front page at the NCAA website this week with their performance last weekend at the Geneseo Invitational. The RIT men’s cross country squad, ranked 23th in the latest NCAA Division III poll, finished second out of 18 teams at the Geneseo Invitational cross country meet hosted by SUNY Geneseo at [...]

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Catch Me if you Can: Where race bibs are laid to rest…

Catch me if you can is a website devoted to old race bibs and other running paraphernalia. The general idea is that the author had a lot of bibs with a lot of stories in his closet that he wanted to share with people, and thought that others might as well. So, he started up [...]

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