Kansas forward Thomas Robinson still sits atop my Wooden Award ballot. But this time, the decision wasn’t as easy. A banner week by West Virginia’s Kevin Jones and Kentucky’s Anthony Davis, along with continued steady play by Creighton’s Doug McDermott, has tightened up the race. As the weeks progress, Robinson will find out that staying at the top is just as hard as getting there. Here’s how I’d vote if the ballot were due today: Thomas Robinson, Kansas — The Jayhawks’ star forward clicked the “ON” switch in the second half of the KU’s 64-54 come-from-behind victory over Texas A&M.
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Wooden Watch: Jason King’s POY ballot
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Aeriel Ellis saved a match point against her and converted a match point moments later to seal the 21st-ranked women’s tennis team’s 4-3, season-opening victory over No. 4 North Carolina in an indoor match at the USTA Billie Jean
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Women’s tennis team beats No. 4 North Carolina
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Aeriel Ellis saved a match point against her and converted a match point moments later to seal the 21st-ranked women’s tennis team’s 4-3, season-opening victory over No. 4 North Carolina in an indoor match at the USTA Billie Jean
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Women’s tennis team beats No. 4 North Carolina
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WACO, Texas — Here are some quick thoughts from Missouri’s 89-88 victory over Baylor Saturday at the Ferrell Center. Overview: Marcus Denmon’s free throw with four seconds remaining proved to be the difference in No. 5 Missouri’s victory over third-ranked Baylor. Denmon’s foul shot gave the Tigers an 89-85 lead. A 3-pointer by Baylor’s Brady Heslip at the buzzer didn’t matter. Ricardo Ratliffe scored 27 points for Missouri, which led by as many as 12 points late in the second half before Baylor made a run late in the game.
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Rapid Reaction: Missouri 89, Baylor 88
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Fresh off the Longhorns’ 21-10 Holiday Bowl victory over California that capped an 8-5 season, Mack Brown met with the media on Friday to look both back and ahead.
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Mack Brown Q&A, on Ash vs. McCoy, injured tailbacks, 2012 Big 12 title
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Thoughts from the Longhorn victory over the Golden Bears and what it could mean for the future of the Texas program.
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Texas Bludgeons Cal Into Submission, Has Offseason Momentum
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The win was expected. Texas was the ranked team, the favored team, the more athletic team. So a 21-10 Longhorn victory over Cal in Wednesday’s Holiday Bowl could have been predicted.
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Sewell earned All-America honors as a lineman in 1952 and helped Texas to a victory over Tennessee in the 1953 Cotton Bowl as the game’s MVP.
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Harley Sewell dies at 80
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BYU COUGARS Record: 9-3 It is hard to really measure this season for BYU. Another 10-win season would certainly make it a success, considering that would make the Cougars one of just six FBS schools with 10 or more wins in five of the past six seasons. In Year 1 as an independent, everybody at BYU will take that. But a closer look at the schedule reveals the Cougars have one victory over a team with a winning record. In the “big games” against three bowl teams — Texas, Utah and TCU — they went 0-3.
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Season recap: BYU
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The Longhorns were ready to build on their emotional victory over Texas A&M when they entered Floyd-Casey Stadium on Saturday.
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McCoy gave Horns best chance to win, best chance to lose
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