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Arizona State University
6-run lead not enough for Leake, ASU
OMAHA, Neb. – Maybe it is his workload. Maybe tendinitis is involved. Whatever it is, ASU All-American right-hander Mike Leake has not been right recently, and Texas was the blessed beneficiary Tuesday.
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Washington State
WSU's Xavier Hicks loses chance at early release
Jailed Washington State safety Xavier Hicks has lost his chance for early release because he violated work-release rules this week.
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University of Arizona
Now that's a switch
Former UA interim coach Russ Pennell claimed the Wildcats turned last season around in a close game at USC in mid-January, and maybe he was onto something.
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Stanford University
Off message on a playoff
The NCAA must have run out of paper printing its latest rule book, because someone didn't get the no-playoff talking points.
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UCLA
J'Mison Morgan looks likely to go with Bruins
His family indicates that an official announcement could come soon.
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USC
O.J. Mayo's parting with agent was 'mutual decision'
The former USC basketball star, accused of taking money and gifts, is concentrating on NBA predraft camp after parting ways with Bill Duffy Associates.
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University of Oregon
Masoli adds to Ducks’ QB glut
When he was in high school, Jeremiah Masoli made a trip to Eugene to watch a cousin play for Oregon.
Following the visit, Masoli, a prep quarterback, was determined to return and one day play as a Duck himself. Now, Masoli is the newest horse in the race to replace Dennis Dixon, after signing a financial-aid agreement with Oregon to join the team as a sophomore this summer.
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University of California
Cal's Riley set for his time at controls
Growing up the youngest of three brothers, Kevin Riley always felt like he was last to get to do everything.
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University of Washington
Go 2 Guy: After this week, an awkward silence in MontlakeThe news surrounding Jake Heaps, Nick Montana and Jake Locker has Husky fans down, up and uncertain.
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Oregon State University
Beavers teetering after dropping opener to USC
The Oregon State baseball team rallied late but dropped the series opener to Southern California, 5-3, Friday night at Dedeaux Field.
The loss endangers OSU’s chances at the postseason. The Beavers (25-21, 11-11) have six games left, and are only four games above .500.
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