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David Heck | The Sauce

When Michael Jordan retired in 1999 (his second retirement out of three), everyone in the game was asking one question: When are we going to see the next MJ?


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Women's Basketball | Jumbos dominate over Chargers with focused defense, brilliant first half

For the third straight season, the Tufts women's basketball team defeated the Colby−Sawyer Chargers by over 20 points, this time with a final score of 74−48 on Saturday. Despite a season−opening loss, the Jumbos have raised the bar for themselves and have beaten four consecutive opponents by double digit margins, with Saturday's 26 point win being the largest of the season.


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Men's Basketball | Jumbos hold off Owls for first win of the season

The Tufts men's basketball team knew it was only a matter of time. After an 0-4 start to the 2009 campaign, with its latest loss a two-point heartbreaker to Lesley on Tuesday night, Tufts finally tasted success against feisty Keene State. The Jumbos led nearly the entire first half, built a 19-point lead early in the second half, and held on to earn their first victory of the season, 91-79.



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Inside the NHL | Bruins, Flyers gearing up for Winter Classic

Fenway Park, which opened in 1912, is the oldest Major League Baseball stadium still in use today. Since 2003, every Boston Red Sox home game has filled capacity, shattering the MLB all-time record for consecutive sold-out games. With nearly a century of history and renowned features like the Green Monster in left field and the only manual scoreboard in the game, the world-famous Fenway Park is the perfect place for the 2010 NHL Winter Classic. The Classic will feature the Boston Bruins and the Philadelphia Flyers and is sure to be an exciting event for players and fans alike.


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Ethan Frigon | The Beard Abides

I kind of feel responsible for Tiger Woods' recent scandal. Was I just setting him up to fail by singing his praises in a column from September? What other sorts of vast powers do I have that I have no knowledge of? And how much of a chump do I feel like for buying into the "Tiger Woods, all-American family man" illusion just like everyone else?



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Women's Track & Field | Loaded Jumbos expecting big winter

Balance is the key to many things, and heading into the upcoming indoor season, it is the women's track team's greatest asset. The Jumbos hope their ability to perform well in just about every event will lead to their second New England Div. III title in three years.








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Women's Basketball | Tufts utilizes strong defense to knock off No. 9 Judges

Playing on the road against No. 9 Brandeis, conventional wisdom would say shooting 1-for-19 from beyond the arc would be a recipe for disaster for Tufts. But on the back of an inspiring performance by senior forward Julia Baily and a defense that stifled the Brandeis attack, the women's basketball team pulled out a hard-fought 60-50 upset victory over the previously undefeated Judges, a feat that could have lasting effects as the season progresses.


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Alex Prewitt | Live from Mudville

Allow me to be emotional for a second, because I want to eulogize the fallen. For 600 words, please excuse the lack of movie references, bad jokes and made-up theories, because I would like to talk about Abe Pollin.



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Daily Digits

30 - Consecutive wins by Clemson men's basketball team in the month of November before a 69-60 loss to Texas A&M in southern California on Thursday.  Oliver Purnell's Tigers' squad dropped its opening game of the 76 Classic to the Aggies, but then recovered to beat Long Beach State and edge a highly regarded Butler team over the weekend. Clemson has now won 32 of its last 33 November games, although it's worth noting that the Aggies and Bulldogs were their first ranked opponents during that span.



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David Heck | The Sauce

If you pay any attention to sports -- or to national news in general -- you know there was one story that dominated the headlines and the airwaves over Thanksgiving break: Tiger Woods got into a car crash that sent him to the hospital. If for some reason you were so busy eating turkey and stuffing that you managed not to hear, allow me to fill you in on the details.