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Six-on-Six: The Musical

Six-on-Six: The Musical SIX-ON-SIX: THE MUSICAL focuses on one of Iowa’s most cherished traditions – six-on-six girls’ high school basketball. Featuring 17 original songs, SIX-ON-SIX: THE MUSICAL explores every aspect of this time-honored institution – its history, rules, personalities, phenomenal popularity, and the legal controversy that resulted in its ultimate demise. Proponents of six-on-six are...

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From the Cheap Seats: Russia's top teams

As week two of the WNBA drought continues, Michelle and Becca take this episode of From the Cheap Seats to report on the latest from Russia's top teams, as well as some football talk. There's also a bit of baseball as the World Series gets under way. Lauren Jackson, Diana Taurasi with Sue Bird of the Spartak Also, Becca finds what is perhaps the strangest fantasy league in all of sports. From the...

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USA – Auriemma could move into the frame for USA coaching post

STORRS (Olympics) - University of Connecticut boss Geno Auriemma has coached many of the United States' best players over the years. Two former members of his starting five that captured NCAA crowns at UConn, Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi, won gold medals on this year's Olympic team in Beijing. In four years at the London Games, who knows? Auriemma could ...

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Paw Prints - The Daily Roundup - 8/24

We are now just 4 days away from the UConn Huskies football team opening up their 2008 campaign as they look to defend their Big East Championship (co-champs last year). I will have my preview up tomorrow since it will be a slow day here with the Boston Red Sox not playing tomorrow. This probably should [...]

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As Americans face Australia in gold-medal game, Lisa Leslie's influence is widespread

In her fourth Olympics and after a 19-year commitment as one of the mainstays of USA Basketball, she hopes for a fourth gold. BEIJING -- She hasn't let her mind wander. She has been resolute, not reflective.

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USA/AUS – Aussies hope to be a third time lucky in title game against USA

BEIJING (Olympics) – Australia’s Penny Taylor won’t be at full strength with a sprained ankle when she takes on the United States in the gold medal game on Saturday, and the Americans know what that means. Lauren Jackson, the player many believe to be the best in the world, will pick up the slack. Diana Taurasi, Jackson’s close ...

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Facing first test, U.S. women win

BEIJING - The U.S. women's basketball team passed its first test of the Olympics, beating Russia in its closest contest in Beijing. Now it's on to a fourth straight gold-medal game.

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U.S. women basketball team advances to gold medal game

BEIJING -- United States women's basketball coach Anne Donovan has been preaching defense since the first day of practice to her group of WNBA superstars - Thursday at the Summer Olympics they found out why. read more

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U.S. women's basketball defeats Russia 67-52, advances to finals

BEIJING -- The U.S. women's basketball team passed its first test of the Olympics, beating Russia in its closest contest in Beijing. Now it's on to a fourth straight gold medal game.

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U.S. women's basketball advances to gold medal game

The U.S. women's basketball team passed its first test of the Olympics, beating Russia in its closest contest in Beijing. Now it's on to a fourth straight gold medal game.

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US women's basketball advances to gold medal game

The U.S. women's basketball team passed its first test of the Olympics, beating Russia in its closest contest in Beijing. Now it's on to a fourth straight gold medal game.

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US women's basketball advances to gold medal game

The U.S. women's basketball team passed its first test of the Olympics, beating Russia in its closest contest in Beijing. Now it's on to a fourth straight gold medal game.

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US women's basketball advances to gold medal game

BEIJING -- The U.S. women's basketball team passed its first test of the Olympics, beating Russia in its closest contest in Beijing. Now it's on to a fourth straight gold medal game.

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Media Stop Using "Exotic" as a code word for "Not American Enough"

posted @ Daily Kos I blasted Cokie Roberts in yesterday's weekly, "This Week With Barack Obama" because she deserved it. She put that red-herring, smoking gun word usage out that Obama is vacationing in some "exotic" place, called Hawaii and that he needs to go to Myrtle Beach, which implies "more American". I have held my tongue on the media using this word exotic, coding for "Obama is not