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Jose Fernandez to Be Named Dallas Wings Coach, AP Source Says

Jose Fernandez to Be Named Dallas Wings Coach, AP Source Says

60% Center coverage: 20 sources

Longtime University of South Florida women's basketball coach Jose Fernandez is set to become the coach of the WNBA's Dallas Wings.See the Story

State of Florida college football wrapup. Miami steamrolls Stanford, Memphis downs USF

Rallies · Tampa

State of Florida college football wrapup. Miami steamrolls Stanford, Memphis downs USF

66% Center coverage: 6 sources

The Miami Hurricanes took care of business at home with a big win over stanford. Memphis rallies in fourth quarter to defeat USF.See the Story

USF Accused Of Faking Injuries

Memphis, Tennessee · Memphis

USF Accused Of Faking Injuries

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

USF head coach Alex Golesh did not appreciate how the college football fans in Memphis treated his players during a loss on Saturday. They booed what appeared to be a fake injury scheme. He claims otherwise. This trend of fake injuries in college football is not new. Nor do I know whether these specific injuries were real or not, but there were a lot of conveniently (and suspiciously) timed breaks during big spots. Memphis came back to beat USF.…See the Story

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