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World Athletes | Canada's Brodeur figures to be a force on the ice

February 11

The 2010 Winter Olympic Games are being held in Vancouver, just miles north of the U.S. border, and they will be broadcast in America on the NBC family of networks. As always, the focus of these telecasts will be on the American athletes, for whom the fans watching on NBC will likely be rooting. But while you're expressing your pride for the red, white and blue, be sure to watch for these five non−U.S.−born athletes, whose abilities are incredible regardless of the colors of their flags.

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Top Five Rivalries | In Vancouver cold, the challenges will be hot

February 11

It may not have the drama of Red Sox−Yankees, nor will it boast the prestige of Celtics−Lakers. The fans won't cheer as they do at a Real Madrid−Barcelona game, and the players won't scream like they do at a UNC−Duke contest. But the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics is guaranteed to have an abundance of rivalries like the aforementioned classics. In preparation for Friday's opening ceremonies, the Daily counts down the top five rivalries sure to set fire in the wintry cold in the upcoming weeks.

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Olympic Hockey | Team underdog: United States unlikely to repeat miracle

February 11

As far as most Americans are concerned, the movie "Miracle" (2004) is pretty much the hockey bible. Beyond the film and the words "Canada" and "1980," most Americans' hockey knowledge is pretty limited. Not to burst anyone's bubble, but it doesn't look like the 2010 U.S. Olympic men's hockey team will be etching its place in U.S. hockey glory.

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American Athletes | Vonn skiing favorite despite injury

February 11

Today marks the beginning of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, where hundreds of elite athletes from countries around the globe have gathered to show their skills on the world's biggest stage. While the 2010 U.S. Olympic team features many medal favorites poised to honor their country, here are five of the most intriguing American athletes to watch.

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Inside Women's NCAA Basketball | Nebraska emerges as a force to be reckoned with

February 10

When it comes to elite teams in women's college basketball, the discussion begins and ends with the No. 1−ranked Connecticut Huskies, owners of a 62−game winning streak — the second longest in NCAA history — and last year's national championship. So far, Geno Auriemma's squad has seemed literally unbeatable, running its record up to 23−0 and winning by an average of 39.3 points per game.

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Skiing | Men's and women's teams both on road to Regionals

February 10

Coming into the last weekend of the regular season at Cranmore Mountain in New Hampshire, both the men's and women's ski teams had clear goals in mind. The men, in a three−way tie for second place, hoped to pull out in front, while the women hoped to hold off WPI for the coveted fourth−place spot in the conference standings and their first trip to the Regional race in three years.

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