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Ramblers win again, 69-68

ATLANTA With Loyola-Chicago’s captivating NCAA Tournament run hanging in the balance, it was Marques Townes’ turn to deliver another memorable finish. Townes had scored only a combined 15 points in Loyola’s first two NCAA Tournament games, but that didn’t concern Ramblers coach Porter Moser. Townes had the ball in front of the Loyola bench in […]

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Michigan routs A&M, 99-72

LOS ANGELES Michigan took all the drama out of this NCAA Tournament victory, burying Texas A&M under a barrage of 3-point shots. After reaching the round of 16 with an improbable buzzer-beater, the Wolverines shot 62 percent from the floor and routed the Aggies 99-72 in the West Region semifinals on Thursday night to advance […]

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’Noles roll, upset Gonzaga, 75-60

LOS ANGELES Terance Mann grabbed the basketball with both hands and screamed, relishing his turn to be the high-scoring hero while Florida State steadily pulled away from Gonzaga. If he doesn’t get the opportunity again, the junior guard will be just fine with it. These surprising Seminoles are thriving on balance, discipline and tremendous teamwork […]

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No. 9 K-State downs Kentucky, 61-58

ATLANTA Barry Brown Jr. darted into the lane, blowing by everybody in blue, and delivered a rare burst of offense just in the nick of time. He wasn’t done, either. As Kansas State celebrated yet another upset in the bracket-busting South, knocking out Kentucky’s’ latest group of fabulous freshmen, Brown leaped over the press table […]

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Walker, Hornets rout Grizzlies

CHARLOTTE, N.C. Kemba Walker scored 46 points and made 10 3-pointers, and the Charlotte Hornets rolled to the most lopsided victory in franchise history by beating the Memphis Grizzlies 140-79 on Thursday night. Walker had the ninth 40- point game of his career as the Hornets easily overcame the absence of the suspended Dwight Howard. […]

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A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE

BATH Maine artist Dave Higgins, 70, has a unique way of looking at things. He has to. As a person with severe dyslexia, Higgins has trained his brain to work in different ways in order to succeed in the world. And succeed he has. The Portland native has worn many hats, including that as an […]