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Nov 30 2011
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Nevada, California to bid for 2022 Olympics
Officials in Nevada and California will submit a joint bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics at Lake Tahoe, Brian Krolicki said Wednesday.
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Former Tour winner Ullrich gets date for doping verdict
Former Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich will find out in January whether he'll get a lifetime ban from cycling for links to doping.
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Nevada, California to bid for 2022 Olympics
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Nov 29 2011
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Boeheim never worried about job status
Syracuse men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim says he's never worried about job status.
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Top Canadian curlers meet for Olympic trials
A shot at a 2014 Olympic curling berth is on the line as the top men's and women's curling teams face off at the Capital One Canada Cup.
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Boxer Remillard gets 5 years for beating man
Featherweight boxer Matt Remillard has been sentenced to five years in prison for fracturing a Connecticut man's skull with a baseball bat in what police say was a fight over a woman.
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Boeheim never worried about job status
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Nov 28 2011
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Penn St. search for new football coach begins
A trustee and the women's volleyball coach are on Penn St. search panel for a new football coach to replace Joe Paterno.
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Police to turn over records in Fine case
The Syracuse police department says it will turn over its records on child molestation allegations against Bernie Fine.
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Peruvian cyclist Agreda hit with two-year ban
Miguel Agreda has been handed a two-year ban for a doping violation at the Quebec provincial road race championships last summer.
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No charges will be laid in MJHL hazing
RCMP say no charges will be laid in a hazing incident involving the Neepawa Natives of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League.
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Ohio State set to hire Meyer as head coach
Urban Meyer is coming back to coaching and joining beleaguered Ohio State, according to a report on Monday.
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Penn St. search for new football coach begins
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Nov 26 2011
- Cuche wins Lake Louise downhill
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Canada's Nesbitt golden at World Cup
Christine Nesbitt earned a gold medal on Saturday in the women's 1,500-metre race at the speedskating World Cup.
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Canada's Gough claims luge bronze
Alex Gough of Calgary raced to a bronze medal Saturday at the season-opening women's World Cup luge race.
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Fan Fuel debate: Time for BCS playoffs?
Fan Fuel's Michel Gonzalez and Paul Hope debate whether it's time for NCAA football to go to a playoff system or keep the current format.
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McMaster stuns Laval in Vanier Cup thriller
Tyler Crapigna redeemed himself with the game on the line to give the McMaster Marauders their first Vanier Cup title.
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Nov 25 2011
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IOC: Indians not planning boycott Olympics
The IOC defended Dow Chemical's Olympic sponsorship Friday and denied that India was considering boycotting next year's London Games.
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UBC's Greene wins Hec Creighton Trophy
UBC Thunderbirds quarterback Billy Greene won the 2011 Hec Crighton Trophy as Canada's top university football player Thursday.
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IOC: Indians not planning boycott Olympics
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Nov 24 2011
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Rogge says preparations in Sochi on track
IOC president Jacques Rogge has praised Russian organizers for making progress in preparations for the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi.
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Japanese PM Noda to advise 2020 Olympic bid
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda has agreed to be a top adviser to a panel supporting Tokyo's bid to host the 2020 Summer Olympics.
- Ranking poll test
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Contador hearing done, verdict in January
Alberto Contador hearing done, now must wait until early next year to find out if he will be stripped of his 2010 Tour de France title.
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2013 Tour de France to start in Corsica
Organizers says the Tour de France will start in Corsica for the 100th edition of the race in 2013.
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Rogge says preparations in Sochi on track
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Nov 23 2011
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Edmonton awarded 2013 Tim Hortons Brier
The city of Edmonton has been awarded the 2013 Tim Hortons Brier, to be held March 2-10 at Rexall Place.
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Meyer denies he's next Ohio State coach
Despite reports saying he's all but set to become Ohio State's next football coach, Urban Meyer said Wednesday that is not the case.
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Seven arrested in Operation Puerto scandal
Seven people linked to cycling's Operation Puerto doping scandal will finally stand trial in Spain, facing up to two years in prison.
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Edmonton awarded 2013 Tim Hortons Brier
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Nov 22 2011
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New York grants Margarito boxing licence
Miguel Cotto says he won't fight Antonio Margarito unless they meet in New York, further complicating the last-minute fight on December 3rd.
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Ping pong for diplomacy in Dubai
North and South Korea and India and Pakistan will pair up in a one-day table tennis tournament on Tuesday aimed at promoting peace.
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Dixon on CIS: Leveling the playing field
Laval has leveraged its unique situation to become an annual CIS powerhouse and head coach Glen Constantin believes change is in order.
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Appeal rejected in Ricco doping case
A French appeals court has rejected Italian cyclist Riccardo Ricco's bid to overturn the ruling in his 2008 doping case.
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'Now or never' for Powell at London Olympics
Asafa Powell plans indoor races ahead of London Olympics, hoping to obtain first gold medal.
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New York grants Margarito boxing licence
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Nov 21 2011
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Contador to court for Tour de France doping case
Contador's legal team will argue that a contaminated steak he ate caused his positive test for clenbuterol, a banned anabolic agent.
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Contador to court for Tour de France doping case
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Nov 20 2011
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WADA declares BOA non-compliant at meeting
The World Anti-Doping Agency declared the British Olympic Association as non-compliant at a meeting in Montreal Sunday.
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2 runners die in Philadelphia Marathon
Authorities say two who ran in the Philadelphia Marathon collapsed during the race and died of apparent heart attacks.
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Nesbitt wins two golds at speedskating WC
Canadian speedskater Christine Nesbitt picked up two more gold medals on the World Cup circuit Sunday.
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WADA declares BOA non-compliant at meeting
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Nov 19 2011
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Truck kills tailgater at Harvard-Yale
A driver of a U-Haul truck carrying beer kegs through a tailgating area before the Yale-Harvard game suddenly accelerated, killing a woman.
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Penn St. grabs first win without Paterno
The last time Penn State won a game without Joe Paterno as coach was December 1965.
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Nesbitt wins speedskating silver at World Cup
Christine Nesbitt won Canada's first long track speedskating medal of the season with a World Cup silver in the women's 1,500 metre race.
- Canadian Olympic coaches to get bonuses
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Canadian Patrick Chan wins Trophee Bompard
Canadian world champion Patrick Chan won the Trophee Bompard for the third time on Saturday, despite an error-strewn free program that saw him land awkwardly on two falls and stumble on a step sequence.
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McMaster rallies to earn Vanier Cup birth
Kyle Quinlan threw for three touchdowns as the McMaster Marauders advanced to the Vanier Cup for the first time in more than four decades.
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Truck kills tailgater at Harvard-Yale
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Nov 18 2011
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Paterno has treatable form of cancer, son says
Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno has a treatable form of lung cancer, according to his son.
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NCAA will investigate the Sandusky scandal
The NCAA has told Penn State it will investigate the school in the wake of a child sex abuse scandal that has cost Joe Paterno his job.
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Chan jumps to early lead at Trophee Bompard
World champion Patrick Chan overcame a tumble to take the early lead from Song Nan of China at the Trophee Bompard on Friday.
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OSU women's basketball coach killed in crash
Oklahoma State University women's basketball coach Kurt Budke and assistant coach Miranda Serna were killed in a plane crash in Arkansas.
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Paterno has treatable form of cancer, son says
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Nov 17 2011
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Syracuse assistant in molestation inquiry
Syracuse University has placed longtime assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine on administrative leave amid child molestation allegations.
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Skeleton athletes search for sponsors
Jon Montgomery and Mellisa Hollingsworth are knocking on doors to help fill a massive hole in their funding.
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London baseball team under fire for name, logo
A new professional baseball team is trying to create some buzz in London, Ont., but not all of it is turning out to be positive.
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Twitter & Sports: The business side
With Twitter giving athletes a new way to communicate with their fans, companies have used that reach to offer sponsorship opportunities.
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COC pumps $5 million into Own The Podium
The Canadian Olympic Committee will inject $5 million into the Own The Podium program to help athletes at the 2012 London Olympics.
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Chan stays focused on Grand Prix Final
Canada's Patrick Chan hopes to clinch a spot in the Grand Prix Final from the Trophee Bompard this week.
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Canada wins 11 medals at Parapan Ams
Canada's boccia team won five medals, as part of an 11-medal haul for Canadian athletes on Wednesday at the 2011 Parapan American Games.
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Syracuse assistant in molestation inquiry
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Nov 16 2011
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Governor halts grant for Sandusky's charity
A US$3 million state grant that was earmarked for a youth charity established by Jerry Sandusky has been put on hold.
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Penn St. police: McQueary didn't make report
State College police Chief Tom King says Mike McQueary didn't make a report to his department about Jerry Sandusky.
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Canadian sliders pursuing sponsors
Top skeleton racers Jon Montgomery and Mellisa Hollingsworth are launching a national billboard campaign Thursday in Toronto.
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US$4M of cocaine found in boxer’s house
U.S. federal agents in Puerto Rico have seized more than US$4 million worth cocaine from a house owned by pro boxer Ivan Calderon.
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Rock to retire Watson’s number 29 in February
The Toronto Rock will raise Hall of Fame goaltender Bob Watson's No. 29 to the rafters of the Air Canada Centre this February.
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Canada bidding for World Equestrian Games
Canada is among a record seven countries bidding to host the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games.
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Memorial for Frazier held in his hometown
Family and friends of the late Joe Frazier held a memorial service for the former champ in his hometown of Philadelphia Wednesday.
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Penn St. appoint Joyner Athletic Director
Penn State said Wednesday it was turning to a board member, who played football and wrestled for PSU, to serve as acting athletic director.
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Coach banned for life by USA Gymnastics
A former Olympic gymnastics coach accused of sexual abuse has been banned for life by USA Gymnastics.
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Thorpe says he's a better swimmer now
Ian Thorpe thinks he's a technically better swimmer in the early stages of his comeback, than he was during the first phase of his career.
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Twitter & Sports: Freedom of speech?
Twitter is an outlet for athletes, which teams and leagues have trouble containing. However, that doesn't mean they haven't tried.
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Canadians win gold in cycling, table tennis
Cyclists Robbi Weldon and Lyne Bessette won their second gold medal as Canadians won three golds at the Parapan American Games Tuesday.
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Governor halts grant for Sandusky's charity
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Nov 15 2011
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Coach K sets NCAA coaching record
Mike Krzyzewski became Division I's all-time winningest coach when No. 6 Duke beat Michigan State 74-69 on Tuesday night.
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Comments add twists in Penn State scandal
Mike McQueary's email, Jerry Sandusky's comments about allegations add twists in Penn State case.
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Bilodeau to scale back freestyle schedule
Alex Bilodeau wants to take it easy for one season and save his strength to defend his title at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
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Kent gets gold at Parapan-Am Games
Canada's Ian Kent captures table tennis gold at Parapan American Games.
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Moynihan attacks WADA for anti-doping 'dark age'
Britain's Colin Moynihan attacks WADA for leading anti-doping fight into 'dark age'.
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London organizers keep deal with Dow
London organizers won't scrap deal with Dow Chemical despite links to disaster.
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Twitter & Sports: Dangers of tweeting
While everybody loves tweets from their favourite athletes, there's also been a cause for many controversies amongst sports celebrities.
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Coach K sets NCAA coaching record
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Nov 14 2011
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Sandusky maintains innocence in interview
Jerry Sandusky said in an interview with NBC that he is innocent of the child sex abuse charges that have rocked Penn State.
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President of charity linked to Penn St. scandal out
The president of a charity at the centre of the child sex-abuse charges against ex-Penn St. assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky resigns.
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Paterno erased from Big Ten trophy
League commissioner Jim Delany said Monday that it is "inappropriate" to keep Paterno's name on the trophy that will be awarded Dec. 3 after the first Big Ten title game.
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16-year-old player dies in hockey accident
Hockey officials are calling the death of a 16-year-old, who was hit in the neck while blocking a shot in Edmonton, a freak accident.
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Fan Fuel: We want to hear from you
It's been a little over one week since Fan Fuel launched on Sportsnet, and we'd like to hear from you on how we're doing.
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Twitter & Sports: Changing the landscape
Since it's inception five and a half years ago, who could've predicted the Twitter website would change the sporting landscape forever?
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Boxing legends pay tribute to Frazier
Boxing greats paid their respects to former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier at a private funeral in Philadelphia.
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Sandusky maintains innocence in interview
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Nov 13 2011
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Pacquiao's tough win could set bout vs. Floyd
Manny Pacquiao's tough win vs. Juan Manuel Marquez could help set up a big fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr.
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Rugby Union shocked at death reports
The South African Rugby Union expressed shock and dismay at reports that ex-Springboks' Solly Tyibilika had been killed in a shooting.
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U.S. downs Canada to win Four Nations gold
Canada settled for the silver medal at the Four Nations Cup after dropping a 4-3 decision to the United States.
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Pacquiao escapes with win over Marquez
Manny Pacquiao was taken to the limit Saturday night before escaping with a majority decision win over Juan Manuel Marquez in their welterweight title fight.
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Pacquiao's tough win could set bout vs. Floyd
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Nov 12 2011
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Oregon rolls past Stanford in Pac-12 battle
LaMichael James ran for 146 yards and three touchdowns and No. 6 Oregon sprinted past third-ranked Stanford 53-30 on Saturday night.
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Marauders rout Western to win Yates Cup
The McMaster Marauders shocked the University of Western Ontario Mustangs with a 24-point second-half outburst to win the 104th Yates Cup 41-19 on Saturday.
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Laval wins ninth straight Dunsmore Cup
The No. 1-ranked Laval Rouge et Or moved a step closer to another shot at the Vanier Cup on Saturday.
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Bolt wins 3rd Athlete of Year title
Usain Bolt has won a record-tying third Athlete of the Year award despite losing his hold on the 100 metres, athletics' most prestigious event. Australian Sally Pearson clinched her first trophy for a nearly flawless season in the 100 hurdles.
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Game restores normalcy to Penn State
Capping the worst week in school history, No. 12 Penn State lost 17-14 to No. 19 Nebraska Saturday. The outcome was secondary.
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Canadian dancers claim silver at NHK Trophy
Canadian ice dancers Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje captured their second silver medal of the Grand Prix season, finishing second Saturday at the NHK Trophy.
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Oregon rolls past Stanford in Pac-12 battle
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Nov 11 2011
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PSU Alumni coming to the aid of Sandusky
Former Penn State alumni are trying to encourage others to donate to the defence of Jerry Sandusky.
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Canada aims for strong finish at Four Nations
If Canada can beat Sweden on Saturday they'll get a chance to seek revenge on the U.S., who has won 3 straight women's world championships.
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Pacquiao looks to settle score vs. Marquez
Marquez is convinced he won both of his previous two fights with Pacquiao, and he will enter the ring Saturday night eager for redemption.
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Penn State puts McQueary on paid leave
Penn State assistant coach Mike McQueary, a key witness in the child sex abuse scandal, has been placed on administrative leave.
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Philly honours Joe Frazier Friday morning
Mourners began arriving around 9 a.m. local time for the public memorial viewing of former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier.
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Penn State trustees meet to rebuild image
The tough task of rebuilding PSU's shattered image began Friday with a pledge to search for the truth by the university's board of trustees.
- Sex assault reports at Marquette to be reviewed
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Cycling body asks court to extend Sevilla's 6-month ban
The International Cycling Union has asked the Court of Arbitration for Sport to increase Spanish rider Oscar Sevilla's six-month ban for a doping offence.
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Questions still linger in Penn State scandal
The most tumultuous week Penn State has ever endured is drawing to a close. Questions, however, still linger.
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PSU Alumni coming to the aid of Sandusky
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Nov 10 2011
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PSU coach to miss game due to threats
Penn State says assistant coach Mike McQueary will miss Saturday's game because "multiple threats" have been made against him.
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The List: Worth a read
The List goes to the library to check out some of the best and most influential sports books on the shelves.
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Canada improves to 2-0 at Four Nations
Hayley Wickenheiser scored the game-winning goal for Canada in a 3-1 victory over the United States on Thursday at the Four Nations Cup.
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Paterno replaced, first new coach since '66
New Penn State coach Tom Bradley says he is replacing Joe Paterno with "very mixed emotions."
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Floyd Landis convicted for hacking into doping lab's computers.
A French court convicted American cyclist Floyd Landis in absentia on Thursday for his role in hacking into a French doping lab.
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Fan Fuel: Sportsnet Canadian Athlete of the Year
Will one of Canada's best and brightest athletes stand up to Georges St-Pierre in the 9th Annual Sportsnet Canadian Athlete of the Year?
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Fan Fuel: Rugby vs. the NFL
No offence to the tough guys in the NFL, but nothing beats the speed, power and brutality of rugby.
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PSU coach to miss game due to threats
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Nov 9 2011
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Pan-Am gold medalist caught doping
Venezuelan long jumper Victor Castillo has tested positive for a banned stimulant and will be forced to give up his Pan American Games gold.
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Pacquiao returns to the ring against familiar foe
Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez are set to fight each other for the third time in their careers on Saturday night.
- B.C. Lions kicker Paul McCallum believes he can be even better next CFL season
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Canada wins 5-0 to open Four Nations
Canada used a balanced offensive attack to defeat Finland 5-0 in Wednesday's opening game at the Four Nations Cup women's hockey tournament.
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Cyclist Sharp banned 2 years over EPO test
British cyclist Damien Sharp has been banned for two years following a positive out-of-competition test for EPO.
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Coroner: No evidence of murder in Gatti's death
A report into the death of Arturo Gatti is critical of the police investigation, but says there is no hard evidence anyone killed him.
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Penn State trustees fire coach Paterno
Penn State trustees fired football coach Joe Paterno and university president Graham Spanier Wednesday evening.
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Pan-Am gold medalist caught doping
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Nov 8 2011
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Canada's Sports Hall of Fame adds six
Canada's Sports Hall of Fame introduced its most recent inductees Tuesday, the first group added in Calgary.
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Canadian team breaking in young defence
Canada opens defence of its title Wednesday against Finland in Nykoping, Sweden.
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Thrilla in Manila fight was political distraction
The Thrilla in Manila focused attention on Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali. But for Ferdinand Marcos, it was a way to distract a revolution.
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Mayweather to do community service
A federal judge has ordered boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. to perform 40 hours of community service for dodging a deposition.
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PSU trustees launch inquiry into abuse case
Joe Paterno is fighting for his job amid ``eroding'' support from Penn State's board of trustees and a widening sex-abuse scandal.
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Ali says he'll remember Frazier with respect
After Muhammad Ali's old rival died Monday night, Ali had nothing but kind words for Smokin' Joe.
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Canada's Sports Hall of Fame adds six
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Nov 7 2011
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Frazier dies at 67 after fight with cancer
Joe Frazier, the former heavyweight champion, has died after a brief final fight with liver cancer. He was 67.
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Canada wins Four Nations tune-up 4-1
Hayley Wickenheiser scored twice to lead Canada to a 4-1 victory over Sweden Monday ahead of the Four Nations women's hockey tournament.
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Penn's Schultz, Curley surrender for arraignment
Penn State vice-president Gary Schultz and athletic director Tim Curley have surrendered for an arraignment on charges of perjury.
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Frazier dies at 67 after fight with cancer
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Nov 6 2011
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Top officials step down amid allegations
Penn State athletic director Tim Curley and school administrator Gary Schultz have stepped down amid allegations of child-sex abuse scandal.
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Canadian Lamaze's horse dies in Verona
Hickstead, the horse that Canada's Eric Lamaze rode to a pair of medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, died of an apparent heart attack.
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Penn St. ex-coach charged in child sex case
Former Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky was arrested Saturday and released on US$100,000 bail for allegedly sexually abusing eight young men.
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Top officials step down amid allegations
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Nov 5 2011
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No. 1 LSU beats Alabama in defensive battle
No. 1 LSU gained the inside track to the BCS title game, beating No. 2 Alabama in overtime after a a fierce defensive struggle.
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Ex-boxing champ Joe Frazier has liver cancer
Former heavyweight boxing champion Joe Frazier has liver cancer and is under hospice care.
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No. 1 LSU beats Alabama in defensive battle
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Nov 4 2011
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Live chat: Inside Michael Grange's head
Join Michael Grange for a live chat at 12 p.m. ET to talk Shaq's new book, the first-place Leafs and anything else you may have on the mind.
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MJHL team apologizes for hazing incident
The Neepawa Natives team has apologized to players, fans and sponsors while the team's coach and general manager Bryant Perrier resigned.
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Thorpe finishes seventh in first comeback final
Former Olympic swimming champion Ian Thorpe placed seventh in the 100-metre individual medley final at a World Cup event in Singapore.
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Fan Fuel: Sportsnet launches fan-driven blog
Sportsnet is proud to introduce our fan-driven blog ‘Fan Fuel’ with content supplied entirely by our passionate sports fans.
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Live chat: Inside Michael Grange's head
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Nov 3 2011
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Hazel Mae returns to Sportsnet as Connected host
A familiar face is coming home to Sportsnet with the return of sportscaster Hazel Mae, who will anchor the 6 p.m. ET weeknight edition of Sportsnet Connected on Sportsnet East, Ontario and West, beginning Monday, Nov. 14.
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MJHL team loses more players over hazing
MJHL's Neepawa Natives continue to lose players over hazing incident.
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Thorpe nervous about swimming comeback
Former Olympic swimming champion Ian Thorpe said Thursday he's nervous ahead of his first competitive races in five years this weekend.
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Hazel Mae returns to Sportsnet as Connected host
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Nov 2 2011
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Bute, Johnson show respect ahead of title bout
Lucian Bute calls (The Road Warrior) Glen Johnson the most respected fighter he's ever faced in the ring.
- Amputee attempts to qualify for Olympics
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Bute, Johnson show respect ahead of title bout
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Nov 1 2011
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MJHL hazing victim to play for team in U.S.
A Manitoba junior hockey player is planning to move to the United States and start fresh after being subjected to a rookie hazing.
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MJHL hazing victim to play for team in U.S.
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