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Football | Too little, too late: Jumbos cannot overcome early deficit
September 23The Jumbos wanted a fresh start. What they got was a nightmarish first quarter.
Soccer
Women's Soccer | Jumbos fail to score again, but manage draw against No. 19 Wheaton
September 20The scoring woes continued for the Jumbos on Wednesday night, but an incredible performance from junior keeper Kristin Wright and a quickly improving backline combined to help the team hold on for a 0?0 draw on the road at nationally?ranked No. 19 Wheaton.
Sports
Baseball | Notebook: MVP potentials
September 19As the MLB's regular season winds down and the hunt for October heats up, contenders often rely on their star players to step up and carry them into the postseason. While superstars have their eyes on clinching a playoff berth, September also happens to be the best time for these players to pad their MVP resumes. And, as fans, there is nothing better than the end-of-season MVP debate. With that in mind, the Daily takes a look at the Race for the MVP:
Sports
Inside the NBA | The Dwightmare: Howard goes to Lakers as power shifts in Western Conference
September 18Make no mistake about it: even though the last NBA season was a short one and ended with the Lebron James?led Miami Heat championship, it was still one of the most entertaining seasons in recent memory, and the league's popularity increased to an incredible degree. But that was so last season.
Sports
Men's Golf | Men's golf finishes in bottom half for second straight week
September 18Looking to bounce back from their seventh?place finish out of 10 teams at last week's Bowdoin Invitational, the men's golf team competed in the annual Duke Nelson Invitational held this past weekend at the Ralph Myhre Golf Club in Middlebury, Vt. Instead, the Jumbos left the links in the bottom half of the standings for the second weekend in a row.
Sports
Ethan Sturm | Rules of the Game
September 18We are two weeks into the NFL season, and the replacement referee experiment has already been a disaster. Now, to clarify, I've been defending the referees left and right. I have a lot of experience officiating sports, and when you have to make a sudden jump to a higher level of play, going from calling 60 mph fastballs in a loose little league strike zone to 85 mph fastballs in a tight big league zone, it's jarring. And remember, these guys didn't make the jump from Div. I college football - the second highest level of competition in the land - to the pros; they all came from semi?pro leagues.
Sports
Sailing | Coed Sailing leaves competition in its wake at Hatch Brown Intersectional
September 18With so many factors affecting the outcome of a sailing race, it can be a lot harder than it might sound to simply blast the competition, particularly when it comes to the races in the competitive New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association (NEISA) conference.
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