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Cornell Is Counting on the House Advantage Against Kentucky
By PETE THAMEL
Doug Benz for The New York Times
Fourteen players, including Jon Jaques, left, Aaron Osgood, center, and Alex Tyler, and a team manager live together in a three-story house near campus.
Cornell’s men’s basketball players learn that a team that can be sloppy together can be successful together.
Pondexter Makes the Most of His Time at Washington
By BILLY WITZ
Quincy Pondexter, Washington’s 6-foot-6 senior forward, is among the few players with N.B.A. prospects who not only stay for four years, but also savor the experience.
Rodriguez Limits Discussion to Baseball
By PAT BORZI
Alex Rodriguez is expected to fly to Buffalo, possibly Thursday night, to meet Friday with prosecutors in the Anthony Galea investigation.
Gone in a New York Nanosecond
By FREDERICK DREIER
An electronic stampede last November prevented many prospective triathletes from entering the New York City race.
Woods Is Getting Ready; So Are the Hecklers
By LARRY DORMAN
How Tiger Woods will deal with potential heckling will be among the minutely scrutinized aspects of his return to the golf course.
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Ex-Bouncer With a Death Stare Has Led Kansas State’s Resurgence
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Hofstra Coach Lands Job at Fordham
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Onuaku Out for Syracuse Against Butler
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Multimedia
Photo Replay: March 23
A view of the day in sports, with some time on the basketball court along with plenty of snow and ice.
Video: On Thin Ice
Car enthusiasts in rural New Hampshire race for fun on a frozen pond without corporate sponsors or pit crews. This is "poor man's racing."
Mix of Teams Adds New Intrigue
Which of the midmajors are for real and which top seeds are built to complete a run to the N.C.A.A. championship?
TV Sports
3-D vs. High-Definition at the Garden
By RICHARD SANDOMIR
At a showing of the Islanders-Rangers game at the Theater at Madison Square Garden the impact of hockey in 3-D was clear.
Skepticism and Optimism Meet With Mets
By TYLER KEPNER
The Mets’ 2009 season was partly ruined by a raft of injuries sustained by several key players.
Magazine Preview
The Tiger Bubble
By JONATHAN MAHLER
The world that Tiger Woods created — golf as a lucrative sport, golf as a pop culture — is in the rough. Can he get it back out?
Photo Replay: March 24
A view of the day in sports, with falling athletes, bulging muscles and nice pants.
Point Guard's Injury Leaves West Virginia Thin in Backcourt
March 24, 2010,
Washington's Pondexter Makes 4 Years Pay Off
March 24, 2010,
Cornell and Kentucky Have Something in Common
March 24, 2010,
Connecticut Continues Demolishing Opponents
March 24, 2010,
Mets Increase the Food Offerings, if not the Homers
March 24, 2010,
Niese Impresses in Bid to Start
March 24, 2010,
Posada's Move Down the Salary Chain
March 24, 2010,
Baseball Changes Schedule for League Championship Series
March 24, 2010,
African Teams Certain on World Cup, but Not on Coaches
March 24, 2010,
World Cup Memories: Bafana Bafana First
March 24, 2010,
A 'Special Night' for Petke and Red Bulls
March 22, 2010
With Sky Blue F.C. in Florida
March 21, 2010
N.H.L. Scoreboard: Big Wins for Hawks and Bruins
March 23, 2010
Players Say Head Check Rule Needs Further Tweaking
March 22, 2010
League Moves to Add Relevance to Week 17 Games
March 24, 2010,
Reid Admits He Is Listening To Trade Offers for His Quarterbacks
March 24, 2010,
Some Coaches Surprised by Vote on Overtime Rules
March 24, 2010,
State of the Jaguars: What the 2009 Film Revealed
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