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Nadal still formidable tennis power despite injuries

December 11, 2012
Rafael Nadal has announced return to tennis at Qatar, and his chances are still quite brilliant.
Rookie quarterbacks can revitalize weak teams

Rookie quarterbacks can revitalize weak teams

December 11, 2012
NFL rookie quarterbacks can spell success or failure for a team and can also make or break a career.

Rex Ryan names Sanchez starting quarterback despite controversy

December 7, 2012
Decision to name Mark Sanchez as starting quarterback could set the tone for the future of the Jets
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Mixed reactions to aftermath of NFL linebacker’s murder-suicide

December 5, 2012
On Saturday Dec. 1, linebacker Jovan Belcher murdered his wife and then shot himself. His team, the Kansas City Chiefs, went on to a somber victory in their game against the Panthers that Sunday.
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Benching NBA stars causes controversy from commissioner

December 5, 2012
The commissioner of the NBA, David Stern, fined the San Antonio Spurs for allowing certain key players to rest during a game. The health of NBA players has now taken center-stage in a national debate on Stern’s decision.
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Rutgers makes greedy move to Big Ten

December 4, 2012
One of the most popular sports programs in the metropolitan area, Rutgers University has left the Big East for big bucks in the Big Ten.
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NJCU snaps Violets’ winning streak

December 4, 2012
After starting the season with four straight wins, poor shooting costs the Violets their first loss.
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Violets fight to win first in wrestling tournament

December 3, 2012
At the Ted Reese Invitational on Saturday, the Violets came in first against Division I, II, and III teams. They currently boast a 3-1 record.
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Men’s, women’s fencing struggle versus tough competition

December 3, 2012
Against some of the best Division I programs in the country, NYU men's and women's fencing finished 1-5 and 0-7, respectively.
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Lebron, Toporek, Bryant notoriety overlooks contributions to game

November 30, 2012
Popular basketball players such as Bryan Toporek, Kobe Bryant, and Lebron James' reputations as selfish players.
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Looking past the jerseys and deeper into Football

November 30, 2012
One time football skeptic learns to appreciate the game, but questions the lack of team loyalty and spirit
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Grinnell College basketball player draws attention for record-setting performance

November 28, 2012
Grinnell sophomore Jack Taylor astounds basketball fans and NBA players alike with his impressive performance on the court.