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King's Fork hoops star Big East bound

King's Fork basketball star Devonte Gardner is taking his game to the Big East where he will play at Marquette. WAVY-TV's Ahmed Fareed has the story from Suffolk.

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    King's Fork hoops star Big East bound

    King's Fork basketball star Devonte Gardner is taking his game to the Big East where he will play at Marquette. WAVY-TV's Ahmed Fareed has the story from

    C.J. Woollum steps down as CNU coach

    After 26 years and 502 wins, C.J. Woollum is stepping down as head basketball coach at Christopher Newport. WAVY-TV's Chris Reckling has the story from Newport

    From 65 to 68: March Madness expanding

    The NCAA plans to expand the men's basketball tournament from 65 to 68 teams beginning next year and announced a new, $10.8 billion broadcasting deal with CBS

    Pearl in Portsmouth

    Tennessee head basketball coach Bruce Pearl came to Portsmouth for an event in this year's Portsmouth Invitational Tournament. 

    Gerald Lee at the PIT

    Old Dominion senior Gerald Lee has one of the biggest job interviews of his life at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament.

    UConn crowned NCAA women's champion

    The defensive game plan was solid, the execution perfect. Stanford kept Maya Moore, Tina Charles and the entire Connecticut team from scoring for a stretch of

    Moore lifts Connecticut into history

    Maya Moore scored 11 points during a 17-2 run to start the second half of the national championship game, a burst that put the Huskies back in control and on

    Duke does it, in 61-59 thriller over Butler

    Kyle Singler scored 19 points and Brian Zoubek rebounded Gordon Hayward's miss with 3.6 seconds left Monday night to help Duke beat Butler 61-59, ending the

    UConn 1 step from another title

    Maya Moore and the Connecticut Huskies have rarely been challenged during their vaunted winning streak. So when Baylor and 6-foot-8 freshman Brittney Griner

    Stanford tops OK, reaches title game

    Stanford's Nnemkadi Ogwumike was having one of the greatest performances ever at a women's Final Four, yet her team was ahead by only three points with 16

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