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Duke, Illinois basketball’s wire-to-wire losses make for college basketball first in at least 20 years
Tuesday night in college basketball saw multiple ranked teams in big-time games. Top-ranked Florida visited Florida State, while Kansas and Kentucky faced off in a top-25 clash. Meanwhile, third-ranked Illinois faced off with Texas Tech, losing 84-78. Second-ranked Duke also had a ranked matchup, squaring off with fifth-ranked Michigan State. Duke […] The post Duke, Illinois basketball’s wire-to-wire losses make for college basketball first in at least 20 years appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Graham city council votes against gated development off Moore St. & Hanford Rd.
A long-simmering rezoning controversy seemingly came to a close on Tuesday night as Graham’s city council voted unanimously against a rezoning requested by an Ohio developer for what would have been Graham’s first gated community. Developer Michael Watson’s third set of plans for White Rock Estates, near the...
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Louisville vs. North Carolina picks, odds for ACC college football game
Louisville is traveling to Chapel Hill to play North Carolina for the first time since 2017. The two teams will face off in a Week 11 ACC football game . The Cardinals are on a four-game winning streak after helping Jeff Brohm reach his 100th career win and will look to continue adding to those totals against the Tar Heels . Still, Brohm has a ton of reverence and respect for UNC head coach Bill Belichick. "Obviously, (he was the) best coach in the NFL, fantastic career," Brohm said of Belichick, the second-winningest coach in NFL history . "And he loves ball, so he still wants to do it. Now he's at a college level and getting to run his own program there. He's got a lot of good coaches on his staff, wants to help those guys get to the next level. You can tell by the way they coach and the structure that they have that they're very disciplined. They know what they're doing. They've made great strides over the last two years. He's at a really good place where you can recruit talented players, and he's definitely done that." The former New England Patriots head coach will