Andrew Morong led the Mustangs to an 87.2% winning percentage during his 15 years at the helm.
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Want to win your March Madness pool? Here are a few tips
Filling out a bracket can seem like a bear, but a few things can maximize your chances of winning.
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Flagg, Duke’s push for NCAA title falls apart in unlikely late collapse in Final Four
Duke’s push for its sixth national championship ended abruptly and in unlikely fashion with the Blue Devils squandering a double-digit second-half lead.
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No. 9 Duke rallies past Louisville 76-65 in ACC opener
Despite foul trouble, Cooper Flagg led the Blue Devils with 12 rebounds.
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Can science help predict a winning NCAA basketball tournament bracket?
Certain strategies and patterns in the numbers, statisticians say, can give you an edge in predicting outcomes.
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U.S. labor official says Dartmouth basketball players are school employees, sets stage for union vote
Unionizing would allow the players to negotiate not only over salary but working conditions, including practice hours and travel.
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College roundup: UMF hires Nate Carson to be women’s basketball coach
The 2014 UMaine-Farmington graduate was the team’s interim coach last season after spending several years as an assistant for the men’s team.
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‘It was earned’: CMCC triumphed over youth and adversity to win third title since 2017
The young Mustangs returned to Auburn on Saturday after claiming the program’s third USCAA Division 2 women’s basketball championship in Virginia this week.
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Bates women’s basketball looking to take that next big step
The Bobcats have impressive wins over ranked teams this season, and hope to join other Maine Division III programs who have had sustained success on the national level.
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Sanicola setting foundation for USM men’s basketball ‘brick by brick’
Rob Sanicola left St. Joseph’s College after 18 years as head coach to take over the program at the University of Southern Maine.