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Dozen athletes tabbed for new USADA program
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When DeeDee Trotter explodes from the starting blocks, hands off the baton or stretches across the finish line, she doesn’t want anyone wondering if she’s doping. “Test me,... Full story
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Lots at stake for Falcons in regular-season finale
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Plenty of tangible achievements are at stake Saturday for Air Force when it plays at No. 19 BYU in its regular-season football finale. With a victory, the Falcons would secure, at worst, a third-place finish in the Mountain West Conference. They... Full story
Pine Creek will rely on its offensive line when it travels to Longmont in the state 4A quarterfinals at 1 p.m. Saturday.
Gazette preps: Capsules of area football playoff games Saturday
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Denver's Kyle Orton will miss practice again Friday but coach Josh McDaniels has not ruled him out for Sunday vs. San Diego.
Broncos' Orton will miss third straight practice
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ENGLEWOOD – Quarterback Kyle Orton will not practice again for the third straight day, but Denver Broncos coach Josh McDaniels didn’t rule out Orton playing on Sunday against San Diego. Orton has missed practice all week with an injured... Full story
Pine Creek's offensive line has practiced for a big challenge in Saturday's state 4A quarterfinal football game at Longmont.
Unsung heroes: Pine Creek dominates with offensive line
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You won’t see any of their stats in the boxscore. Very seldom does anybody outside the locker room give them any credit. Their names don’t appear in headlines.However, without the self-glossed “Hoggers,” Pine Creek football... Full story
Oklahoma State's Perrish Cox carried against Colorado in the second quarter Thursday in Stillwater, Okla.
No. 12 Oklahoma State beats CU with third-string quarterback
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STILLWATER, Okla. — Drafted by the New York Yankees in the second round, Brandon Weeden was a starting pitcher all the way. After giving up baseball, the strong-armed right-hander earned perhaps his biggest win as an ace reliever. Weeden,... Full story
Bill Sweatt and the Colorado College team has been solid, but they can't afford a letdown this weekend against nonconference foe Robert Morris.
Parity nationwide suggests this could be a tough series for Tigers
WCHA-leading CC takes on nonconference foe this weekend
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The parity evident in this week’s college hockey polls suggests No. 7 Colorado College cannot afford to look past Robert Morris in its nonconference home series tonight and Saturday. Programs like UMass-Lowell (fourth in both polls), Bemidji... Full story
Ramsey: CC changed its fortunes with intensity
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Coach Scott Owens and his Colorado College Tigers were picked to finish seventh in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association. And, yes, the Tigers are seventh. In the nation. “Yeah, I’m a little surprised,” said a relaxed and... Full story
Grant Parker
Parker becomes leader for Air Force basketball
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Air Force senior forward Grant Parker has taken on some new roles this season. Starter. Scorer. Leader. That’s a lot to shoulder for a player who averaged just 4.7 points and 14.3 minutes in 45 career games heading into this season. But... Full story
Denver quarterback Chris Simms completed just 3-of-13 passes for 13 yards on Sunday against Washington, also tossing an interception.
Simms ready, if needed
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ENGLEWOOD – If Chris Simms has to start at quarterback for the Denver Broncos on Sunday, he should be sufficiently prepared for the moment. Last week Simms played in relief of injured Kyle Orton after not getting any repetitions with the... Full story
Matt Fairchild
Fairchild does it all for Air Force hockey
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Senior assistant captain Matt Fairchild is the Falcons’ best all-around player. “He’s the best package I’ve coached at Air Force,” hockey coach Frank Serratore said. “He’s the only player on our team that... Full story
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