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Badgers men's basketball: Wisconsin will play at Creighton in Gavitt Tipoff Games
Creighton went 20-15 last year and advanced to the NIT quarterfinals.
Rousseff say Rio to be 'most successful Olympics in history'
BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) — Brazil's embattled president said the Rio de Janeiro Games will be "the most successful Olympics in history" as she ignited the flame Tuesday for a nationwide torch relay that organizers hope will build enthusiasm for the…
Men's college basketball: List of Big Ten transfers and early NBA Draft entries
A running list of transfers and early NBA Draft entries for each team in the Big Ten.
Taliban threats force Afghan boy, fan of Messi, into exile
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The family of a 5-year-old Afghan boy who received autographed shirts from his soccer hero Lionel Messi was forced to leave Afghanistan amid constant telephone threats and a menacing Taliban letter, the boy's father said Tuesday.
Bangkok temple now a venerated site for Leicester City fans
BANGKOK (AP) — Tucked in the Chinatown area of Bangkok is a Buddhist temple that has turned overnight into a venerated site for Leicester City's fans, at least the ones in Thailand.
Phelps skipping Atlanta meet while awaiting birth of child
ATLANTA (AP) — Awaiting the birth of his first child, Michael Phelps has decided to skip an Olympic prep meet in Atlanta next week.
Hoping to boost academic outcomes, Madison School District to ease athletic eligibilty rules
The change affects only team membership, not the ability to compete in games.
Prep sports: Dominican moves up, but area basketball programs hold their divisional spots
The five-time WIAA Division 4 state boys champs have jumped to Division 3, but none of the area's 54 teams will change divisions.
South Korean 2018 Olympic chief quits over company trouble
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The business tycoon who led South Korea's organizing committee for the 2018 Winter Olympics quit on Tuesday amid escalating financial troubles at the business group his family controls.
Onalaska tips Holmen in wild MVC game
ONALASKA — After being robbed of a chance for a walk-off victory in the bottom of the seventh, the Onalaska High School baseball team found itself in a wild ending one inning later.
Prep Roundup: Aquinas baseball takes pair from Tomah
TOMAH — The Aquinas High School baseball team used solid fundamental defense and clutch hitting to earn a pair of one-run victories Monday against Tomah.
Resurgent Gophers look to end NCAA drought
MINNEAPOLIS — The University of Minnesota is enjoying a baseball resurgence that has put the Gophers in position to end a five-year NCAA Tournament drought, the longest since the program’s first appearance in 1956.
PREP SCOREBOARD: Monday, May 2
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Brewers: Jimmy Nelson goes seven innings as Milwaukee tops Angels
Jimmy Nelson (4-2) retired 15 of 16 batters before giving up a solo home run to Mike Trout in the sixth. He allowed two runs and four hits over seven innings.
Dreams can come true: Leicester wins English soccer title
LONDON (AP) — Leicester City players crowded around a television inside the house of teammate Jamie Vardy, locked arm in arm, watching the action 100 miles away. And when the final whistle blew at Stamford Bridge, they raised their arms…
Nelson's pitching, hitting lead Brewers past Angels
MILWAUKEE — Jimmy Nelson pitched seven strong innings and drove in the go-ahead run to lead the Milwaukee Brewers past the Los Angeles Angels 8-5 on Monday night.
Study: Football concussions and resuming play vary by age
CHICAGO (AP) — Younger football players are more likely to return to the field less than a day after suffering concussions than those in high school and college, according to a new study.
Study: Football concussions and resuming play vary by age
CHICAGO — Younger football players are more likely to return to the field less than a day after suffering concussions than those in high school and college, according to a new study.
Fryer: NASCAR's Talladega wreckfest comes at a price
TALLADEGA, Ala. — Nobody needs to be reminded that racing is inherently dangerous. We all know drivers assume the risks. It's understood that no one forces a driver to compete.