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Let the good times and big events roll
You could call it a roll, but New Orleans has been on one of these before -- several times before, to be exact. You could call it impressive if the city hadn't already, in the past, been considered even more impressive when it comes to consideration for such things.
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Men's Final Four returning in 2012
The Final Four is coming back to New Orleans.
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Final Four sites decided today
Tulane Athletic Director Rick Dickson went to sleep Monday anticipating that he would learn Tuesday if the two-year effort he has led to secure the 2012 Final Four for New Orleans has paid off.
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UNO seniors ready to take reins
UNO's Blue-White scrimmage at the Lakefront Arena last month has no bearing on the standings, and the statistics from the game don't count.
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Xavier men win in overtime
Dannie Woods scored on a layup with 23 seconds remaining in overtime Friday night to rally Xavier to an 82-79 victory over Wiley at The Barn.
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6 picked to SWAC Hall
The Southwestern Athletic Conference announced Tuesday six selections for its 2008 Hall of Fame Class, including Jackson State basketball standout and 14-season NBA player Lindsey Hunter.
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Blue Devils enjoy usual stellar start
Kyle Singler scored 12 of his 19 points during the decisive first half, and No. 8 Duke opened its season by routing Presbyterian 80-49 on Monday night in the first round of the 2K Sports Classic.
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N.O. serious about Final Fours
Being a self-confessed "reformed lawyer," Southeastern Conference Commissioner Mike Slive knows the importance of a strong closing argument.
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THE CONTENDERS
Cities in the running to host a Final Four:
